Yeah Milton Keynes was a hub of hardcore activity back then. Well, has been ever since really, for all the genres it spawned. We had the hardcore Mecca that was the Sanctuary (massive venue, recently levelled by the bulldozers, for better or worse), bringing kids from far and wide to go loony all night long! Happy Hardcore was a sound you'd hear all around, from market stalls, neighbours' bedrooms, to souped up Novas prowling the highways and byways of 'the city' (ha!). I just assumed though that this was the same sound pumping out everywhere, up and down the country. Well it was wasn't it? (sorry, can't supply any track names or artists, as I successfully developed a finely tuned filter for shutting it out!)
Dan ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> > Dan Butler and Gary will tell you - where I was living at the time, it was > slap bang in the middle of all this, and it was far far larger than any > musical sub genre you get today. i.e. 'the garage' thing or whatever.
