Last updated
6th March 2024

Webm8.com
My oldskool rave website
Photographs, flyers etc from our raving days in the early 1990s

           
           
Documentaries are now all live on
Webm8 TV 		TV shows are now all live on
Webm8 TV 		Music programme's are now all live on
Webm8 TV
           
News reports are now live on
Webm8 TV 		Rave drapes Check out my flyer collection
 
N.M.E.
Acid crackdown, panic on the streets of London
19th November 1988		 Rave photo's Bought mixtapes are up
 
So many newspaper clippings! Rave clothing now up and working Flyer Banner
 
Pirate radio tapes up, with some MP3's Rave slides Sorting records, names, scans etc.
Latest done:
   
Cycle across America

Videos have all been edited
Cycle the length of France
Cycle the length of France again! Through The Alps
  Rave news 1 / Rave news 2 Rave news link      
 
Buy this book from Amazon as my photo's are in it "X" means near photos or flyers that they need to be re-done

lots to add from the old site.

need to change top navitgation and maybe put the width to 900pix

need to check stories, videos, newspaper articles are added to the pics.

Lots of things still need to be sorted and made for the site

https://hearthis.at/
mindthegap/

RAVE PHOTO'S still need to be sorted

This site contains photographs, stories, news-clippings and many other items from the rave scene, primarily 1991-1993, but still ongoing. It is a piece of mine, and many others history, containing memories for all those involved in the TRUE hardcore Underground scene. This is a true account with evidence of what it was really like on the ground. What has been broadcast on television recently about the 90's and the history of rave is RUBBISH! If you were there then you will know what it was really like, all these DJ's and people who say they were there in the day, crap!
Copyright: All photographs, stories and other items on this site are protected and copyrighted to me. One other site, Craptazia, have stolen some of my newspaper clippings, but this has stopped since I took legal advice, contacted their ISP and stuck wopping big logos over them.
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