Arriving late (about 1 o'clock) we were surprised to find an enormous queue, apparently half the size it had been an hour earlier which was well on the way to equalling the Labrynth rave the previous week which has everyone knows was the most kicking event this venue has held to date, so it looked like a good night ahead.

On first entering the main dance area we were impressed by the decor, fluorescent back drops hanging from all walls and circular discs hanging from the ceiling which improved this already good purpose built venue no end as it has always been left to the grey brick walls at some of the other events held at this venue.

DJ Vibes was on the 1's and 2's when we arrived with the crowd quite clearly going for it as he spun the tunes dropping in some brilliant old ones, to be relieved by Colin Dale who kept rocking at a more hardcore level and Devious D bringing it up again with some lighter, happier tunes that get you jumping.  The crowd were definitely hardcore, only stopping to punch one of the many giant balloons in the air or to blow their free whistles.

Production was to the usual good standards of the Tasco Warehouse with plenty of visuals, although no projections in the main room and instead of the usual garage room the alternative room had more vocal tunes.  Well done to the Rave World crew for that!

This was definitely a night not to have been missed, but if you did lets hope there's another on soon.

Events:

Rave World - Part III - Bad Influence (18 Jul 92)
Rave World - Fascination (26 Sep 92)