Clublife 98 Documentary (BBC 2 - 1998)

[@James-pc1ku]

Shaking with nostalgia 😢 .... What an era we had ! Untouchable !

[@essendoubleO.P]

Man I absolutely fucking loved the 90's. Between the years of 97 and 00, my life revolved around the weekends. work Mon to Fri to fund the weekend and nothing more. It was all about Pete Tongs Essential selection and Judge Jules on in the car to get heads up on latest bangers whilst on a mission to get our E's, Preferably mitsis. Then it would be back home to iron the Ben sherman shirt and splash on the Versace blue jeans or coolwater lol and the rest would be a blur until the alarm clock going off on Monday morning.

[@dannygreen5968]

Fuck me man…. you’ve just described my youth growing up in the 90’s perfectly!!!! What a great time to be alive eh!? ❤️

[@nelvusold]

God I miss the 90s!

[@centralscrutenhagen5267]

Uhh yeah

[@ianbird6997]

Me too

[@TakeMeBackPirateRadio]

The era is unparalleled and it saw the birth of so many styles of music. The pirate radio scene and the rave scene was immense. We had it good!!

[@nickster1059]

Word

[@chrisd6982]

Yup, Dennis Smith and Paul Moody ;)

[@concierj7993]

Thank you so much for uploading this. Almost brought tears to my eyes thinking about the mystery and allure and community and pure love of music the scene used to represent. I really hope the youth of today manage to find their own version of this.

[@southerncomfortfl]

The underground scene in the US is thriving, interesting, and super fun

[@Juniar101]

A time when you couldn’t get your hands on the tunes for years!

[@timcoleman3784]

(we haven't)

[@StereoAnthony]

What a snapshot of the time. I wouldn't be aware of the full scope of the scene unit years later, but what a reminder of how big and vibrant things were, and it was still very underground. Very cool.

[@massive323]

Never to be repeated snapshot of clublife as it was in the 90s... so glad to have been part of it. It's just not the same now.. the rawness, the energy, the attitude, the (drugs!) are just so different.

[@northwestcoast]

True statement right there. I saw the Prodigy for the first time in 1992 at Preston Uni, oh my daaaze 💥

[@88ST3V307]

@@northwestcoast Jealous haha can't believe that! Did not know Preston had a uni way back then!!! I am right by Preston 😆

[@urmumsbaps]

It's odd how people who were around in the 90s seem to have this idea that "it's not the same now" like yeah, it's not - the primary thing that's changed is YOU. You're old now. You're probably in your 40s or 50s with kids and a full time job, you aren't really in a position to say how things are now because you're out of the loop. The future is now old man!

[@massive323]

@@urmumsbaps nope. Still go out, still have a tonne of fun but vibe is completely different. Impossible to roll back before the age of smartphones

[@88ST3V307]

@@massive323 true, dat.

[@Audunforgard]

Wow! What a document to how clublife looked, felt, and not least, SOUNDED in 98. At the time we hosted dnb, electhro, house,, soul, hiphop, breaks and chillout themed events, raves loftparties and radios shows all throughout our nation capital of Oslo Norway. These sounds resonate on so many levels. And a little sad I didnt have camera at the time, so few photos or footage from amazing nights.... Oh well, this sort of makes up for it.. Some of the fondest memories of my life, daytime was spent hunting for records, garbs or in the library sorting or repairing books where I thankfully worked as a librarian, a welcome contrast to the often long nigths and weekends. We had a lot of fun! :)

[@m75s87]

Fck me, I remember watching this at the time! ‘98 will be the best year of my life. Had an unbelievable time and would go back in a heartbeat. Thanks for the upload, much appreciated.

[@marinakukso]

what a legendary interview with frankie knuckles! so cool to see a really in-depth segment with him and the others about what it was like!

[@Funkdolph]

Man I wish it was still like this today. Especially Ibiza. The Frankie knuckles segment was amazing to see. Thanks for the upload!

[@shamanix7614]

We need more doccies like this on KZbin!

[@cr4igj4ck]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKvHaaxvi76sgJo

[@kss6071]

great documentary capturing a very special time… 1995-99 was amazing!!

[@lukealexandergoddard]

Gatecrasher 4th Birthday... now that's a nostalgia bomb. what a time.

[@danwood_uk]

I remember watching this when it originally aired, that scene of Frankie going back to the Warehouse and it now being a stuffy lawyers firm was quite depressing, nice that he got a chance to revisit the building though RIP.

[@tracyspacey6071]

I loved this so much. I was in Chicago during those times. In that movement. It was an era.

[@DrumNbassSets]

Mate bigup for this upload. 90s was so Grimey and dark I loved it

[@sharoncurtis5820]

The 90s club scene was fabulous. I used to hang out at The Limelight and The Tunnel in NYC

[@carolinemorris3912]

Hiii! I am the nanny in this video. The baby is now one half of Jacana People- have a look on all music platforms. 🎧 I am still clubbing and still a nanny. ❤ Thank you for bringing the full show to KZbin 🪩

[@fattypark]

Will have to watch it all at some point. The section with Judge Jules, Cream and Gatecrasher was brilliant- just look at the atmospheres! Packed solid with suitably dilated pupils, especially in Crasher. So much exciting music around this time whether it be trance, hard house, speed garage, drum & bass, hip hop- lots of vibrant scenes with something for everyone. Record shops were a huge part of it, not to mention mags such as Mixmag, Wax, M8, DJ and so on. Such a shame that clubs were in decline by the mid 2000s. There's definitely been a loss and while some of the activity transferred to festivals, it's never been quite the same. £200 for a ticket isn't the same as £15 or £10 for a great club night.

[@benji.B-side]

I lived and loved the Rave and House scene, starting in 1988, right through the 90s. I danced the floor and also DJ'd in the evolving scene. What a time I had, I'd go back in an heartbeat. Anyone got a Time Machine I can borrow?

[@TakeMeBackPirateRadio]

Big up the London and surrounding counties Drum & Bass pirate radio stations from the late 90s: Kool FM 94.5, Ruud Awakening FM 104.3, Rinse FM 100.3, Rude FM 88.2, Cyndicut FM 97.8... Out to all late 90s DNB ravers that reached down to events like: Warning, Desire, Pure Science, One Nation, Heat Vs Fever, Slammin Vinyl, United Dance, Club Labrynth, Ram Records Club Tour, Dreamscape, Dance Concept, Hysteria, Helter Skelter, The Best Of British, Telepathy...

[@nikkibot]

This is SOOOOOOOOOOOO important to me thank u for posting I LOVE IT

[@MrJonnyrebel86]

Marcus you’re a legend for uploading this!! I clicked watch straight away, didn’t even realise it was you that put this on here. Absolute cultural artefact

[@Crabby303]

LOL not a word about Dreamscape, Helter Skelter, Rez, North Radical, Nosebleed etc etc, just all the "nice" stuff! 😂

[@mr90s48]

Far to underground

[@howardlaird3720]

Spiral Tribe, DIY Soundsystem, Jon The Boptist, Mutoid Waste Company, Eat Static - long before any clubs were popular these were playing at free festivals, warehouses and fields all over the country.

[@Crabby303]

@@howardlaird3720 F*ckin right man, these sanitised "histories" of rave annoy the hell out of me, how they ignore the underground origins of the whole damned thing and the scenes that followed like freetek, speedcore, tribe etc

[@howardlaird3720]

@@Crabby303 it was all over by the mid 90s for me, it all sold out, then the Big Beat thing ignited down in Brighton and that was a pretty fresh and old school scene, then that moved to a new venue, the one in the vid here, and all went overground and shit. Never went to the new venue ever. Been nowt much inspiring since then really.

[@James-pc1ku]

Wasn't Dreamscape and HelterSkelter open air rave events ? .... Rather than being held in inner city clubs .... I wouldn't associate them with the club scene however impactful they were really

[@TheManLab7]

I really wish I was old enough to go clubbing in Ibiza from 95 onwards. I used to know someone who lived out there for a few years doing season work and some of the stories she's told me were ducking amazing. Going to all these clubs and seeing the world's best DJs play in the world's BEST club's. I've been out there maybe 6 or 7 times and my favourite club is SPACE. I was there on the very last night when Carl did "music is revolution" and it was a deathbed memory 😍

[@LolJolk]

90s UK is very strange, unique in its own way

[@colincorcorcoran5284]

Clubbing life away back in the 80s and 90s was such a great time for living soaking up the energy from so many party goers all out for the same experiences it will definitely with no doubt in my mind will always be a memorable moment in my life and you will never see this again in the dance scene again because that’s when it all began my clubbing days to be in the nightclubs or club venues was so enjoyable the whole experience was shared with everyone and everybody who loved going out and meeting new people drinking and dancing yer ass off at the weekends after working all week it was good to let yourself go and soak up all the music I am glad this was my era I personally experienced when it all started and have the best memories of those times from mr Colin Corcoran high street royal mile Edinburgh 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🏻

[@stap0510]

Just wanted to say that I digg your channel. Cool stuff you've got from the '90's. 😎 Subscribed.

[@TheMissingxtension]

The 90s miss me!

[@tanya5368]

Was anyone at Strawberry Sundae in the mid 90’s? Amazing times!

[@stuartsmith7738]

Sw1 club Victoria or in the Arches at Vauxhall

[@jmoz]

I listen to massive attack daily

[@Dezzasheep]

Jeeeze.... '98. I was 21 and clubbing was my life. How things change haha.

[@dabadoo7631]

we're still here on the dancefloor mate!

[@1292liam]

before the dumb smartphones = happy daze

[@Avatar711Wizard]

It was pretty awesome here in Oz too.

[@XylenRoberts]

did they ever do anymore of these? I can only find the one. Glad to see Underworld and Massive Attack in this one! Legends.

[@Turdmon]

Nice One. Frankie Knuckles RIP. 😍

[@Nodadj]

Amazing episode any more episodes of clublife?? Thx

[@jaybrickman1094]

Man I’ve been listening to Judge Jules for 24 years now, I’ve always loved his sets

[@CoastfishTV]

I was 92 to 98. first 3 years ruled

[@cherryBrownAK]

2:22 Oh my g.. I never could been there in real 90’s UK club but enthusiastic about Monkey Mafia 🔥 and Jon Carter from far abroad

[@eoinyessesmaguire1636]

Went to my first rave to Alten 8 here in Dublin about 1991 WOW were the best yrs of my life go😢 Early to mid 90s were just unrivalled can't explain those day's to those who missed out😂

[@lbukem4259]

Quality upload. Was 19 in 1998 and at the height of my clubbing days. Remember this series/ documentary too, wasn't it on after the clubs closed too?

[@AndrewJohnClive]

RIP Kieth..❤

[@OspreyFlyer]

I clubbed in the 70s. Those were the days...

[@SNOWDONTRYFAN]

Arr, happy memories of Cream Liverpool , spot the front room , for me it was always the back room with the Oakenfold posse , still got my very rare Cream club membership card and have to say having witnessed the birth and death of the super clubs , nothing remotely like it these days , including Ibiza which has gone all Pete Tong , noted that BORA BORA has also gone now ! happy days , and hands to the air all those who had the great fortune to party through the 90s 😎😎

[@SD-kp1yk]

oooh man stardust music sounds better was a huuuuge hit at SF NY. it was always a crowd pleaser!!!! these were the best days, glad to be running around NYC around this time. SF, TWILO, Tunnel, and god only knows how many after hours holes in the wall clubs. such a blast

[@smaulpaul]

itwillalwaysbewithyou

[@CLUBAVISIONTVOfficial]

Lots more of your favourite show on our HD channel, check it out now!

[@Gibonz]

1:14:33 - R.O.O.S. - Instant Moments (Marino S Happy Mix) (1998)

[@daft009]

Who went on to be rank 1!

[@therandoms.enoughsaid.1662]

I NEVER SAW 1 CLIP OF THE "SUB CLUB" IN GLASGOW AS MENTIONED AT THE START, HMMM.?

[@bones9498]

💥💥💥💥💥LEGEND YEARS LOVED IT 💥💥💥💥💥

[@guntpunch7880]

@2:52, is that Olivia Coleman?

[@andyhall7032]

LOL I think it could be !!

[@ACinDorset]

Sure is

[@urmumsbaps]

Doesn't look anything like her, lay off the eccies lad

[@ChrisP3000x]

How's that cultural enrichment working for ya now? Can't have anything like this anymore.

[@JerseyLostRingMetalDetecting]

Great times, but so sad about Tony De Vit.

[@kevanmccaffrey8513]

Superclubs need a comeback" the youth are missing out" and the old 🤪

[@Energyflash1979]

The que club in Birmingham hosting Atomic Jam around that time was a lot more underground than anywhere Fatboy slim would reside

[@lanzodave]

KLF What time is love????

[@blazingstar9638]

Amazing

[@guntpunch7880]

Norman Cook, Big Beat Boutique, underground club of the year, what a joke!

[@dabadoo7631]

marketing has to give out awards - because marketing!

[@danielcraig9666]

I thought that same thing. I'm from Albuquerque, New Mexico and even I knew what Big Beat Boutique was.

[@TheReaallRicci]

Algorithm went crazy with this one.

[@matlestee]

2:52 is that Olivia Colman?!

[@breadmaker]

honestly it might be

[@wurlyone4685]

Shocked that I don't remember this programme. It's a brilliant, genuine reflection of what was going on at the time. And that is one really fantastic long chat with Prodigy, Massive Attack, Frankie Knuckles - probably the best interviews I've seen with them from that era, or later.

[@daveshaw5293]

After 94 it all went pete tongue lol

[@ayyooadam]

Pete tongggg what a legend

[@howardlaird3720]

Big Beat was WAY better when it was in the Concorde Club. Every night it was fever pitch. I remember the last night in there, everyone smashing the place up woth tools that were handed out - Norman Cook DJ'ing whilst smashing the ceiling in above his decks. Great days.. the ones I can remember at least ;)

[@charlee8526]

When life was fun

[@acidthunder1]

Late 80s /early 90s was best for me , before all the glamour and corporate superstar djs

[@wanderlusterer442]

I had that Chuff Chuff tape by Tony De Vit. At the ex girlfriends on her stacker system last time I saw it.☹️😕

[@roff1opiola366]

28.32 little did she know that exactly what she said would end up ruining the island

[@IvarConq]

Massive

[@underlogK]

What's the track at 1:00:00?

[@matthewpreston1396]

Was thinking the same thing! Intense track

[@hypebeast5686]

Think I heard it before, but don’t really remember the name, if your meaning first track after mom and son talk

[@hypebeast5686]

Btw 1:14:00 would be nice to know also

[@underlogK]

@@hypebeast5686 Ohhh that one sounds great too!

[@mpmcsherry]

Twisted Angel - Feel It

[@martinsmallwood4707]

Jon what a boy!!!

[@lukehumphrey1801]

The main reason this was a great era of club life etc was due to the good ecstasy that was going around after the decline in quality from the love dove era of mid 90s. Thank God for the mitsibishis. Nothing compares to the euphoria and feeling of proper E's

[@bridgetisjonesing5007]

As an American kid, this was my scene, the mainstream in America was too much R & B at the time, slow and boring

[@dackjaw_]

Anyone know the song at the end credits? Shazam has let me down!

[@dabadoo7631]

Underworld - Born Slippy

[@massive323]

it says it's an original piece of music made for the programme by Tom Middleton. Gutted - I really liked it also

[@g-trax7939]

So funky

[@corazoncorazon7625]

'' mira má acá sale pá cuando estaba en la u !!''

[@rossmc1982]

1 hour 13 mins anyone? Cheers

[@aminoacids13]

1:08:40 track ID? Anyone? And 1:22:10 ?

[@mpmcsherry]

1:08:40 Cevin Fisher's Big Freak - The Freaks Come Out

[@sma8794]

mory kante - yeke yeke (saha remix)

[@soiledspot]

The KLF - What time is love @1:22:10

[@neutralfm9620]

This was the 2nd coming of rave scene more hip-hoppy and commercial. We stepped away at this point just wasnt the same.

[@Devilsgreedybelly]

I know so many people that died due to alcohol related stupidity I don't know anyone who died due to taking Ecstasy or due to a related incident, I held my job down and never needed more than one on a night, I Do not regret ever taking it, I do however Regret drinking Vodka and Estrella, it does not agree with me. Have fun guy's, fuck em and their law's 🙏😈

[@martinsmallwood4707]

The Republic was the best club ever.....

[@satnav0961]

Brilliant place. It's student flats now. Wonder if the occupants wake up at 4am with the blood rushing through their veins!

[@andyjardine8192]

Nothing else like it 👍 spent some of the best nights of my life in there

[@63M1N1]

why are we getting this, in 2023 i mind you, without AI enhanced picture, audio, feeling, smell, teleport?

[@M9Diry]

Girl at 28:08 off her head on some pure Peruvian

[@SharpFitnessLook]

This is not representation of what was going on in 1998 good ol BBC