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The rave explosion was really about house music and techno meeting ecstasy. That's essentially the two

combustible ingredients in the story. It's the early 90s and dance music is taking over the UK. It started

in illegal raves in fields and abandoned warehouses. Most of them have 5,000 plus people going to them.

And they advertise turbo sound.

That sort of got shut down by the police because they got wise to what was going on.

In the short term, if we don't act effectively enough, then what will happen is that the people

of Kent in the neighbourhood will have a disturbed night's sleep.

The energy from the raves had been kind of squashed a little bit and was coming indoors.

And then the whole thing went back into clubs.

And Mixmag grew to be a very powerful magazine because it had listings of every club in the country.

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