hi there soz to bother you my cousin was the dj here for a while charlie parnell ya dont know where else has info about the djs ect or footage he no longer with us i have all his records im trying to out together some ting for his grandaughter
@@stephenparnell4613 unfortunately mine were the days long before digital cameras or mobile devices, and sadly I don't have a single photo taken at Flicks. :(
Remember recording this on vhs! Making sure long play selected, hitting record way to early because of going out (occasionally because of going to bed early), so it recorded until the tape ran out & would rewind, in order to catch this (as couldn't be bothered to programme it in, as was long!) & then having to forward through to find it next day 😂
This was 34 years ago.The internet barely existed. Social media was a phrase nobody knew. VHS video 3 for 2 rental films for the weekend was the norm - Netflix was 20 years away. Passing around C-90 cassettes with crappy copies of John Peel mixes was a thing. Its also cringe-worthy awful, but good at the same time. I wonder where all the people that were there that night at Flicks are now? 🤔
21:00 start then onto 31:24, then 1:01:20 for red blooded males. I'm a fan of Pip (who's at least 50 y/o now.) . it's not perving if she's older than you !! :)
Look at all those chookters packed into a pub! Where did they park their tractors??? And how many of them were winching their sisters?? PS: Sherbet and Pip are mid 50s now
hi everyone that has come to this link does anyone know who the dj is on this night as my cousin was a resident here at this time and tryimg to find any info on him playing here i have all his records from playing here sadly he passed years ago
Late 80's and 90's were a dire time for popular music, when old creepy guys like Pete Waterman churned out a stream of bland manufactured dance tracks. The clean image of this show also belies the insidious use of pop music culture to expand drug use amongst youngsters and make it part of the culture of going to clubs.
Deep man...very deep. Popular music in the late 80s wasn't great, and Stock Aitkin and Waterman certainly produced some utter shite. I can agree with that. The drug bit...nah.
@@klawlor3659 The 80's spawned a club culture which by the late 80's was producing big problem with drugs and associated crime. The prime example is the Haçienda in Manchester where the first UK's first ecstasy-related death occurred and there were several shootings inside and outside. A decade which started with so much optimism for the future, with interesting diverse music, turned sour and Waterman and his music industry friends facilitated that..
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Used to watch these shows on a come down...dovely times
Omg blast from the past!!used to think I was great sitting up to watch this ..fab!!
Me too lol
Love it, thanks for posting. I was a regular at Flicks from 1985-1987. Great times!
hi there soz to bother you my cousin was the dj here for a while charlie parnell ya dont know where else has info about the djs ect or footage he no longer with us i have all his records im trying to out together some ting for his grandaughter
So you stopped when rave started?
@@stephenparnell4613 unfortunately mine were the days long before digital cameras or mobile devices, and sadly I don't have a single photo taken at Flicks. :(
@@theculturedthug6609 no, afraid my two year tour of duty (USMC) was up and I got sent back stateside.
Not a a mobile phone to be seen. Great memories, great times...
Remember recording this on vhs! Making sure long play selected, hitting record way to early because of going out (occasionally because of going to bed early), so it recorded until the tape ran out & would rewind, in order to catch this (as couldn't be bothered to programme it in, as was long!) & then having to forward through to find it next day 😂
Hardcore Uproar. One of the finest records ever made.
This was 34 years ago.The internet barely existed. Social media was a phrase nobody knew. VHS video 3 for 2 rental films for the weekend was the norm - Netflix was 20 years away. Passing around C-90 cassettes with crappy copies of John Peel mixes was a thing. Its also cringe-worthy awful, but good at the same time. I wonder where all the people that were there that night at Flicks are now? 🤔
Jeremy Healy on stage before becoming one of the biggest DJ’s of the 90’s.
I was there giving it 🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺 🍺 🕺 🍺 🕺🍺🕺🍺🕺🍺😂
awesome, loved the ads even more, local tv ads from Grampian hahaha
I was 9years old then, my mum and dad would always watch this and I never liked the tunes but now I think they're really good.
we are all grand parents now lol..thank you
This was on so late after the club mates house and chill and watch this brilliant
Thanks 🙏
Shout out from Oz
Fantastic more please
Michaela looks gorgeous 😍
omg always had the fear Clive's wotsits would fall out while he was dancing haha
Pretty small town to hold an event like this. Impressive.
This just rocked clubbing at its Hight clubbing at its best
this is takes me back 16/10/15
I was there. Live
I have delivered and picked up clobbers from Flicks many times as a taxi driver in 1991- 1993 .
Dance competition to Sven vath - I love it ....
13:22 oh how horrifying, back when everyone was utterly terrified of being mistaken as homosexual!
its clearly a joke.......
21:00 start then onto 31:24, then 1:01:20 for red blooded males. I'm a fan of Pip (who's at least 50 y/o now.) . it's not perving if she's older than you !! :)
Those ads got me
Blast frm the past andy d 👍👍👍
Michaela Strachan was 24 years old here... I was 18 then and SO wanted to... well, you know.
@41:05 holy shit
Nothing like it age 20. Fantastic
I'm in this too!! Its scary to think my youngest is now older than I was then! Best nightclub ever, hands down!!
The dj is on point. This would be me @ 36:25. That remake of Beat The Street featuring Lonnie Gordon is still 🔥!
4 for the money , still brilliant today 🎉🎉
4 For Money 👍
Ah the memories had my first ever snog at flicks 1990. Those were the days plenty of burdz n booze 😂
I’m in there somewhere!!!👍😳😜🤪
Look at all those chookters packed into a pub! Where did they park their tractors??? And how many of them were winching their sisters?? PS: Sherbet and Pip are mid 50s now
1990 was probably the last year that anyone danced in a club while wearing a suit and tie.
Michaela is middle aged as well. Time sux.
Michaela ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh hehehehe :-P
did anyone meet one of the residents djs his name was charlie parnell thanks 🕺
Loved this show. But Wiggy with his cod piece.... was just gross.🤣🤣🤣
both guys that start dancing at around 38:50 are realated to me the two in the funny colourful clothing
Jim & Gordon by any chance ?
Also related to me 😂
@@williammcgregor4398yeah
hi everyone that has come to this link does anyone know who the dj is on this night as my cousin was a resident here at this time and tryimg to find any info on him
playing here i have all his records from playing here sadly he passed years ago
27:44 grant mitchell
22:27
Phil Mitchell had a good job selling cereal
Grant!
@@TheDivineicons I was close lol
Jeremy Healey! Of course it all started with EZ-Posse!
1:00:06
This track is called "Tricky Disco" by Tricky Disco, not "Time to get Tricky".
No good playing techno to a tanked up Kev club. This is so uncool it’s riveting.
and if you came to this link then i know yet a mad old raver lol
thats got to be the shittest track ez posse did
Late 80's and 90's were a dire time for popular music, when old creepy guys like Pete Waterman churned out a stream of bland manufactured dance tracks. The clean image of this show also belies the insidious use of pop music culture to expand drug use amongst youngsters and make it part of the culture of going to clubs.
What a load of utter drivel.
@@m75s87 Yes. that show was
Deep man...very deep.
Popular music in the late 80s wasn't great, and Stock Aitkin and Waterman certainly produced some utter shite. I can agree with that. The drug bit...nah.
@@klawlor3659 The 80's spawned a club culture which by the late 80's was producing big problem with drugs and associated crime. The prime example is the Haçienda in Manchester where the first UK's first ecstasy-related death occurred and there were several shootings inside and outside. A decade which started with so much optimism for the future, with interesting diverse music, turned sour and Waterman and his music industry friends facilitated that..
The late 80s and early 90s were brilliant times.
💊.
Some great house tracks made.