Stuart
Well-Known Member
Top gaff.
They played terrible music in them two. Cheesy hardcore rave music, just awful. At least the Hacienda and Konspiracy played decent music.strongbowholic said:Thunderdome on Oldham Road? Brilliant!gordondaviesmoustache said:Didsbury Dave said:When house boomed and Ecstasy flooded the club the Hac was absolutely the best place on earth - 1988 and 1989. As said above, the gangs moved in, the bouncers got hard and a lot of the E, and the vibe, was squeezed out of the club.
When that happened Konspiracy was pretty damn rocking but had a darker edge than the Hac.
The Konspiracy was like a Victorian tea room compared to the Thunderdome and Hippos.
88ster said:Konspiracy set here for you to enjoy. Spent many a night in there
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sun jihai said:Just turned 18 this year so obviously have no idea other than what I've read or heard (mostly on here), would love to know how it would put places like 42s and 5th ave now into perspective
LongsightM13 said:Picture of a young Jimmy Hill on the cover I thinkroman totale said:LongsightM13 said:Haha. still got that Colourbox World Cup theme on 12in vinyl, must dig it out for a spin
Why that wasn't a worldwide hit is still a mystery to me...
If you're reading this and have never heard this tune, then go to You Tube and search it immediately!
Here we go
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