Old Skool. The RatPack @ Fantazia at Littlecote House on 31/12/92. wmv

[@theoldnaveragegamer9477]

Still here in 2023 oi oi!!!

[@theoldnaveragegamer9477]

30 yrsssssss, man I feel old. This is still banging...

[@theoldnaveragegamer9477]

Who's listening in 2022?

[@stevehaddon]

2024❤🎉

[@HADWORTH]

takes me back to my teenage years when everything was better than today, long live the rave revolution and im so glad I was part of it

[@gcostanza2115]

I agree, I’m oleased to have been a part of it to. It’s a shame the establishment shut so much of it down. I think the alcohol industry pushed the government to clamp down on it, as they wanted and continue to want people to waste money on their rubbish drinks!

[@bluejackmedia]

I was about to turn 17 at this time. This is my definition of Proper Raving; the energy, the DIY nature of it all, the innocence... :)

[@damianross9902]

Oh my days. Please take me back to these carefree days. Life is all too serious now

[@theoldnaveragegamer9477]

The fucking snowflakes make me sick.....

[@ianfroud70]

Good night ,always good , all ng with Eclipse Amnesia n Perception ,good ole days making history 👊👊👊🔥🔥💯

[@efrisco3086]

Blast from my past! Bring back so many great memories and I love an MC. Whistle posse crew lol 😂

[@nick-ln8zo]

Emma Frisco of steering wheel fame?

[@gravey07]

I missed this, because im too young. I would pay to go back and do it!

[@clarky.y2k]

This has to be one of my favourite Ratpack sets ever --- this and Fantazia Summertime 1992. The Ratpack really knew how to hype a crowd, and the DJ, Lipmaster Mark was a great mixer, and the MC, Everson Allen, knew have to really motivate a crowd. I have never seen The Ratpack live, but I'd love to have seen them back in the day. (I was only 10 years old when this was going on -- WAY to young to be able to get out and go to the raves,. I wish i was born about ten years younger, say in around 1970-ish, so I could have attended the rave scene right form the start, from the acid house days through to when the scene mutated into what I called "hardjungletechno" -- and then split into three separate genres: happy hardcore/jungle & drum 'n' bass, and gabba techno. By the time I was old enough to go out clubbing, it was the year 1998, and by that point, hard house and trance had become the in-thing -- back when DJs such as Judge Jules and Paul Oakenfold were hot in demand. Still good days to go out clubbing, though -- the "peace, love, unity and respect" atmosphere was still alive and kicking -- and the White Dove pill had given way to the Mitsubishi. The pills were top notch in them days, fair play!

[@danielandrews36]

Oh hell no!!!!!!! I was at this!!!! Fucking hell this was a set to remember!!

[@markcarroll2727]

These were proper days great music the young these days don't have a clue

[@londonlover69]

I'm still on it!

[@BenSmith-rs4rg]

happy days. nothing, nothing like it.

[@stevedavidnorris]

I was only 10,I brought my first rave anthems tapes the year before.i was already smoking puff I was hooked on the music and the drugs.was listening to old acid house in 88,I use to rob my older brothers tapes sit in my parents car and play them.anyhow carried on listening to rave music of all genres from then on was dealing xtc and lsd in school at 12.not the perfect way to be but enjoyed every minute.up until 2003 was outstanding then I just noticed how everything changed.peoples mentality,manners and egos just made me realise that the younger generation have no taste or any sense of savvy.its all about me,me,me not I'm here I don't look or act perfect but I don't give a fuck,I'm here to rave like mad are you ?.reach for the lasers SAFE AS FUCK.

[@firstnamelastname4722]

Am I that old ...... Dammm

[@rocker-barrel4786]

Need your lovin like the sun shine...😁

[@theoldnaveragegamer9477]

Man I feel old. My boy is getting married. He's 25 that's 11 yrs older than I was when this happened. Fuck it though. Goooooood times.

[@phoenixrising8383]

Earlier than this the rat pack were playing in my XR3 when I crashed it ..police come taking my details stereo had gone through the dash & all I could hear from the wreck was rat pack house you ha I can laugh about it now

[@allsortsotings6197]

On pirate back in south London I remember the chant "ratpack, ratpack leads the way, is all i have to say, ratpack leads the way..." just before the drop.

[@samgub]

blinding set, i genuinely feel a little sorry for the kids today as there's not been any music revolution since our rave days and that's 20 years ago...no really it is 20 years

[@JK2OJacko]

samgub 25 now mate

[@ProspectConsortium]

Helter Skelter back in the day as well...proper times when we all raved as one. Respect the next generation who made Grime and revived UK music innovation!

[@PaulAllen.66]

29 and counting.

[@TheDon101277]

Samgub- Totally agree and find myself wondering often how in the last 10-20 years music hasn't developed much and is basically the same. When u look at ever single decade up to the 2000's and see each decade has some kind of scene, movement or musical style that u identify that decade with and in most cases is a direct reaction to the musical style's of the previous decade and an eagerness to distance themselves from that style and have their own musical identity. Example: the youth of the 90's purposely distanced themselves from 80's new romantic which is one of the 80's more popular music scene's. The new romantics of the 80's felt the same about 70's punk & disco and 70's music was made by a more disillusioned youth in direct reaction to the 60's belief of free Love, flower power and music's ablity to change the world was shattered but nothing largely different in the last 15 or more years has occured. Kids happily sing along to music from the 90's probably thinking the song is couples years old. There needs to be fresh change in music otherwise music becomes stale. No decade before 2000's would the average teenager hear their parents music and ask them to turn it up but I can see it happening nowadays.

[@SeanBradshaw-y8x]

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[@mrmalc33]

Amazing

[@exr007]

original massive! !!!!!

[@FullToTheBrim1]

It's on the track list in the description as Jonny L - Hurt You So (Alright) (The 'Full' Mix).

[@elpresidente4784]

Has anybody got rat pack nemesis, circa 1992?

[@23lnp]

No worries got it on tracklist

[@anodine1]

I didn't. Suck it. Back when DJs had vinyl skills and didn't just press a button to get paid

[@rocker-barrel4786]

Yep technics 1210s

[@FullToTheBrim1]

I have added a track list. It`s SL2 - Drumbeats.

[@hectorricardogarciasanchez7362]

:´) AMAZING

[@charlenebrown1612]

Entropy.....place 2b..... rip.

[@GelenosOak]

20 fuckng years ouch!!!! X

[@theoldnaveragegamer9477]

Now it's 30. Oh shit I'm old. But this is still FUCKING BANGING......

[@S.Hitchcock]

Great tunes, but not on the same mixing level as seduction and slipmatt.

[@23lnp]

Whats the song at 6.20 please ?

[@danielrayner7681]

Here it is we are the ratpack on the street singing oh ah dilly dilly ratpack rocking you

[@23lnp]

N e 1 know the song at 18:02 please ?

[@jasonjay7650]

MC jay j devious d. Rock on time

[@VRoy71355]

wyf