15 Jan 2004
Ghostdancing
Did you used to dance onstage arms aloft or skulk in corners with Happy Mondays at Fac 51 The Hacienda?
If so, you may already have heard about Over-Rated, the "brainchild of three thirtysomethings, Anthony Teasdale, Anthony Hill and Sean Bidder who mis-spent much of 2003 reviving club nights for, as they put it, "Johnny-come-latelys and media wankers"."
If not (and maybe if yes), check out the February edition of Word magazine. Apparently for their recreation of the Hac they replicated the famed Ben Kelly-designed interior using yellow paper and black masking tape.
Over-Rated has also recreated Shoom, Shelley's and The Paradise Garage.
If so, you may already have heard about Over-Rated, the "brainchild of three thirtysomethings, Anthony Teasdale, Anthony Hill and Sean Bidder who mis-spent much of 2003 reviving club nights for, as they put it, "Johnny-come-latelys and media wankers"."
If not (and maybe if yes), check out the February edition of Word magazine. Apparently for their recreation of the Hac they replicated the famed Ben Kelly-designed interior using yellow paper and black masking tape.
Over-Rated has also recreated Shoom, Shelley's and The Paradise Garage.
Labels: Ben_Kelly, FAC51_The_Hacienda, Happy_Mondays
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