The 051 was just as bad, if not worse.
Walked in and walked out.
Even when off your tits, the self preservation instinct kicks in lol
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What's yer name, where ya from, what you on?
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The 051 was just as bad, if not worse.
Walked in and walked out.
Even when off your tits, the self preservation instinct kicks in lol
Actually only went there once, I got kicked out for calling Carra all sort of names.
JLW
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The concrete floor! Never really liked that place myself.
Yarrgh
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I thought I was only person who'd remember Emanual Top ... and even I'd forgotten them
Blue 1
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That's a classic. Still hear Chris Liberator, Jerome Hill and the like play it.
It was just a bad bad place, how they got those all night licences is beyond me.
There was murder and mayhem every weekend.
Plus the serious baddies on the door too.
What was the other place called by Lime St, the old bus depot, that was moody as hell too ?
* just remembered, the Buzz !!!!
Some baduns on the door there too.
I wasnt massively into dance music if I'm honest but did like a bit of industrial crossover.
Alanbileysfeathercut
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Had a few decent nights at Helter Skelter.
Always remember one time a few miles away from Milton Keynes the coach driver saying to some lads he picked up last that they need to pay.
They offered him a mixture of cash, speed and tablets. He dropped the garies there and then.
When he parked up he put on a high viz jacket, glowsticks and horn. He was going large.
On the way home we did have to stop at the services as he was paranoid the police were following him.
Blue 1
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Yeah, one of mine, too. The reaction it still gets on a dancefloor is amazing.All time favourite, still sounds amazing
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