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Double Dipped

Double Dipped

The magazine [Ravescene] grew into Double Dipped, as we decided to promote our own events. The first one was at Christmas at Labryinth, and we went on to run nights at Turnmills, Enfield Palladium, various sports centre locations, and of course, Bagleys. We ended up running a regular Friday night at Bagleys … For quite a while we worked with Joe promoting Labryinth, before going our separate ways.

Gwen Howells, interview www.oldskoolreview.co.uk September 2009

1991

Date Venue Event
14th November 12 Dalston Lane Ravescene Launch Party
19th December 12 Dalston Lane Ravescene / Visual Contact Christmas Party

A big, big thanks goes out to all those who attended Ravescene’s Launch party at Club Labrynth on November 14th. Special thanks go to Visual Contact for the dancers, Vinyl Contact for the D.J.’s and Turbo Trance for the P.A., and of course to Joe and Phil.

The idea of the party was to introduce people within the industry to new ideas e.g. Brain machines, to hear fresh young D.J.’s and to see various new and interesting  merchandising. Contracts and cheques were exchanged on the night. Diaries clear for Thursday December 19th 10 pm-4 am for the Ravescene/Visual Contact Christmas Party, at Club Labrynth.

Ravescene Magazeen, Issue 3

1992

Date Venue Event
25th April 12 Dalston Lane Double Dipped 1992 Ravescene Party III
23rd May 12 Dalston Lane Double Dipped 1992 Ravescene Party IV
13th June 12 Dalston Lane Party V
18th July 12 Dalston Lane Ravescene Magazeen – For Those Who Remember
15th August 12 Dalston Lane Ravescene Magazeen
September The Soundshaft Sunday Dipped
19th September 12 Dalston Lane Ravescene / Double Dipped
17th October 12 Dalston Lane Double Dipped – The Party
7th November 12 Dalston Lane Double Dipped
12th / 24th December 12 Dalston Lane Double Dipped – An Underwater Experience / Submerged

The next Double Dipped which is to be a benefit for the Whale & Dolphin Conservation Society, will not now be held at Labrynth on December 12th. This is due to circumstances beyond both our, and the venue owners control. However, we will be holding both this event and a launch party for the Year Book later in December at Central London Venues.

Ravescene Magazine Issue 28

We have put on monthly events since April 25th 1992. To date they have all been held at The Labrynth in London, which in our opinion is one of the friendliest, safest and most interesting clubs around. The venue has around 10 rooms on 3 floors, plus a large garden. On our nights, we always pick the DJ’s both for their music and their attitude. We have happy techno on the main floor, breakbeat in the dungeon and deep house and trance in the attic. We try to make our parties fun, a great night out and a place to meet new friends.

Call Yourself A Raver? Ravescene Yearbook 1993

1993

Date Venue Event
April (weekly) 12 Dalston Lane Every Picture Tells A Story & Double Dipped
May/June (weekly) 12 Dalston Lane Every Picture Tells A Story & Double Dipped

1994

Date Venue Event
26th February Bagleys Film Studios Double Dipped – In Celebration Of The North American Indian
9th April Bagleys Film Studios Double Dipped – Sky High
15th April Turnmills Club Together with Elevation
14th May Turnmills Destiny The Crpaineam & Doubled Dipped – Submerged
28th August Bagleys Film Studios Double Dipped – The Secret Garden
10th September The Palladium, Enfield Pump House
29th October Ravedome Heston Double Dipped – Trick Or Treat
16th December Bagleys Film Studios Double Dipped Christmas Party
31st December Ravedome Heston Double Dipped New Dawn *

Well, many thanks to each and everyone of you who made ‘The Secret Garden’ at Bagleys on August Bank Holiday Sunday the biggest and best Double Dipped to date! However, those of you who were there or tried too late to get tickets will have realised that Bagleys just isn’t big enough anymore to accomodate everyone that wanted to attend. It was in fact the biggest party anywhere over the Bank Holiday weekend! So, we’ve had to make the decision to separate the house and hardcore for the time being and to move to different venues.

The Ravedome at Heston is where we’ll be throwing our next massive hardcore party. We first saw the venue eighteen months ago before it even had its full license and it’s absolutely perfect. It’s easy to get to from anywhere in the country being just inside the M25 on the M4, and has loads of on site, patrolled parking. The venue itself is like an upside down Viking long boat which should give excellent acoustics. The main arena is huge, bigger by far than any regularly used rave venue and we’ve had to go really overboard with the lasers, lights and sound. A thirty foot stage is being built to give loads of room for he PA’s and dancers with a stage set in the theme of the evening, which as the party takes place on Saturday 29th October couldn’t be anything else but Halloween!

Ravescene Magazeen – Issue 52

* There does exist a flyer for a New Years Eve 1994/5 event at the Ravedome titled ‘New Dawn‘ – there is a flyer for this on phatmedia – but I don’t believe this actually took place until the 3rd February 1995. On NYE 1994 it would seem like Fusion ran an event titled ‘Third Time Lucky‘ at Ravedome, which seems have been originally scheduled to take place at Rivermead in Reading.

Issue 52 – Ravescene

FEATURED ARTICLE – Double Dipped House Division

At Bagleys, the emphasis was always equally on all forms of house, from hardcore to trance and now we’ve moved the hardcore to a new massive venue, we have no intention of neglecting the house side of things! The atmosphere in the bar at Bagleys has always been brilliant and the music superb (we always put it in the bar as when we’re working that’s what we listen to all night!) and we’ve transposed this to a stunning new venue.

So the Pumphouse was launched on September 10th and it was wonderful! It takes place at the Enfield Palladium, which is located on the banks of the River Lea. The club was created out of an old water pumping station and no expense was spared to provide the best in facilities. The lights, laser, sound are all state of the art. Add to this loads of secure parking, pleasant security even lovely loos and you know that it all helps to make a good night out. There is a full restaurant menu, plus cocktail ad champagne bar and a terrace where you can sit overlooking the canal.

Every week the club is themed out with loads of backdrops, hangings and UV and the music if proper party house – not boring garage or hard trance, but music you can let go to! (It reminds us of what raving was like two or three years ago – the same vibe!) Our resident DJ’s are Pee-Why and John ‘OO’ Fleming (who you’ll remember from Bagleys) and MC Boogaloo keeps it all jumping. Every week as well we’re booking top-line DJ’s from the most exciting and happening events up and down the country. The aim is to bring to you the best DJ’s so that you don’t have to travel to the West End to hear them! The pumphouse is the most exciting new club to emerge for a long time as it’s different from anything else!  

The new membership and VIP bar is now open, so fill in the form on the back to receive your membership card so that you can benefit from extra- special facilities when you visit the club.

The club is very easy to get to from all over the country, being just a few minutes from junction 25 (M25) and close to the A10. Phone us on 081 524 7347 for more details.

The club is licensed for 1200 and does get very busy, so it’s best to arrive early. Members are given priority entry, so it makes sense to send off for your card now.

ADVERTS

  • Double Dipped @ The Ravedome, Southall Lane, Heston, Middlesex
  • Pumphouse. Every Saturday night at The Palladium Enfield

Issue 46 – Ravescene

ADVERTS

  • Life Utopia – 25th December @ Roller Express, Lea Valley Trading Estate, Edmonton, London N18
  • Jimmy J – Bad DJ/Into The Music (Labrynth Productions)
  • The Dark Side II – Jungle & Technology (React)
  • The Labrynth Christmas Ball – 25th December @ Bagleys Film Studio, Goods Way, Kings Cross, London N1
  • Club Labrynth @ 12 Dalston Lane, London E8
  • Kniteforce
  • Mo’s Music Machine Limited
  • Mega Dog New Years Day Loon Out @ Brixton Academy

RAVE LISTINGS

MONDAY
  • Rebirth The Gass Club, Whitcombe Court, Whitcombe Street, London W1
  • The Monday Club Fish, 37-39 Oxford Street, London W1
WEDNESDAY
  • Yikez Camilla’s. 43a Gold Street, Northampton
THURSDAY
  • Spirit Picasso’s, Broad Street, Woverhampton.
  • Jungelite Central Park, 38 Kensington High Street, London W8
  • Jungle Nation 414 Coldharbour Lane, Brixton, London Sw9
FRIDAY
  • Labrynth Club Labrynth, 12 Dalston Lane, London E8.
  • The Box The Bridwell, Lowfield Street, Dartford, Kent
  • Club Zen 28 The Concourse, The Brunell Centre, Bletchley, Milton Keynes, Bucks.
  • Pure Pleasure Riviera Lights, 18-20 St Peters Street, Bedford, Beds
  • Club Kinetic The Leisure Bowl, Longton, Stoke
  • Dance Paradise Tiffany’s, Marine Parade, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
  • Dance Elevation The Paradise, Parkfield Street, London N1.
  • Telepathy The Wax Club, Temple Mills Lane, Stratford, London E15
  • Equinox Milwaukees, A6 Between Rushden & Bedford, Northants
  • Orange Camden Palace, Camden, London Nw1
  • Arcadia The Crest, Main Road, Leysdown, Isle Of Sheppey, Kent
  • Vertigo Smarts, High Street, Southend-on-sea, Essex
  • Tranquil Zone Coolburys, 807 High Road, Tottenham, London N17
  • Best Of British United Kingdom, Buckhold Road, Wandsworth, London Sw18
  • Pimp Picasso’s, Broad Street, Wolverhampton
  • The Fruit Club Brunel Rooms, Havelock Square, Swindon, Wilts
  • Boomshanker The Speedway Stadium, Saddlebow Road, Kings Lynn, Norfolk
SATURDAY
  • Labrynth 12 Dalston Lane, Hackney, London E8
  • Wonderland The Astoria, Charing Cross Road, London Wc1
  • Quest Paloma’s, 34-36 Broad Street, Wolverhampton
  • Happy Dayz Monroes, Eastern Esplanade, Southend, Essex
  • The Ark The Studio, Powis Street, Woolwich, London, Se18
  • AWOL The Paradise Club, Parkfield Street, Islington, London N1
  • Jus’ House Happy Jax, Arch No. 5, Crucifix Lane, London Bridge, Se1
  • LSD The Marquee, Charing Cross Road, London Wc1
  • Club 2000 The Coliseum, 2-4 Hardwicks Way, Wandsworth, London Sw18
  • Progress The Wherehouse Club, 110a Friargate, Derby
  • Innersense Lazerdrome, 267 Rye Lane, Peckham, London Se15
  • Sex, Love & Motion The Soundshaft, Hungerford Lane, Craven Street, Charing Cross, London Wc2
FRIDAY 17TH DECEMBER
  • Sweat Bagleys Film Studio, York Way, Kings Cross, London N1
SATURDAY 18TH DECEMBER
  • Labrynth Ball Oldies & Classics From ‘88 – 92. Dalston Lane, Hackney, London E8
  • Defection Roller Express, Lea Valley Trading Estate, Edmonton, London N18
  • Orange & Raindance The Rocket, 166-220 Holloway Road, London N7
  • Elevation & Reincarnation Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, London
THURSDAY 23RD DECEMBER
  • Wonderland The Astoria, Charing Cross Road, London Wc2
  • Stuff The Turkey Rascals, 5 Little Portland Street, London W1
CHRISTMAS DAY
  • Labrynth Bagleys Film Studio, Goods Way, Kings Cross, London N1
  • Life Utopia Roller Express, Lea Valley Trading Estate, Edmonton, London N18
BOXING DAY
  • Rise & Shine Clacton Pier, Sea Front, Clacton-on-sea, Essex
  • Orange The Hippodrome, Leicester Square, London W1
NEW YEARS EVE
  • Labrynth 12 Dalston Lane, Hackney, London E&.
  • Rise & Shine Clacton Pier, Sea Front, Clacton-on-sea, Essex
  • Amnesia House The Edge, Lower Ford Street, Coventry, West Midlands
  • Wonderland The Astoria, Charing Cross Road, London Wc1
  • Innersense Lazerdrome, 267 Rye Lane, Peckham, London Se15
NEW YEARS DAY
  • The Morning After Central Park, 38 Kensington High Street, London W8

CHART

Billy Bunters Labrynth Hardcore 20 1993

  1. DJ Krome & Mr Time – The Slammer / Into The Night (Suburban Base)
  2. Nookie – Return Of Nookie (Reinforced)
  3. Rush House feat. Mac B – Be Alright (Soundman)
  4. Kinetic – Girl If Ever (Boogie Beat)
  5. DJ Vibes – Sing It Loud / Obsession (Asylum Music)
  6. Ramos & Supreme – Journey / Crowd Control (Hectic)
  7. Out Of Order – Always Love U (White Label)
  8. The Desire EP – Exstatic & Funky Fusion (2000 AD)
  9. DJ Ron – Crack Man On The Line (White Label)
  10. Studio 2 – Dirty Games (White Label)
  11. Foul Play – Finest Illusion (Moving Shadow)
  12. Origin Unknown – The Touch / Shadows (Ram Records)
  13. Top Buzz – Living In Darkness Vocal Remix (Basement Records)
  14. Phuture Assassins – Roots ‘n’ Future (Suburban Base)
  15. DJ Solo – Darkage / Axis (Production House)
  16. Pure White – 4 AM (Lucky Spin)
  17. SMD 1 – 40 Miles Remix / Play With Knives Remix (No Label)
  18. Lewi Cifer – 99 Red Balloons (White Label)
  19. DJ Unity – Keep It Coming (Pure White)
  20. N.R.G. – I Need Your Loving Remixes (R&S)

Issue 41 – Ravescene

ADVERTS

  • Hard Edge – Berkshires Dance Music Specialists. 100 High Street, Maidenhead SL6
  • Promise & Kool FM present Jungle Fever – 13th August @The Warehouse, London EC1
  • Labrynth – Every Friday night @ 12 Dlaston Lane, London E8
  • 691 Promotions Ltd present Reincarnation – 14th August @ Crystal Palace Sports Centre
  • Labrynth – 28th August @ Bagleys, York Way, Kings Cross N1
  • De Underground Records, 18 Sebert Road, London E7
  • Solid Bass Records, 12 Terminus Street, Harlow CM20 1EU
  • Wax City Records, 306-308 London Road, Croydon
  • Sunrise – Love Energy ’93 – 28th August @ The National Bowl, Milton Keynes
  • Vinyl Mania Records, 214 Northfields Avenue, London W13
  • Mo’s Music Machine Limited
  • XL Recordings present Jonny L “Ooh I Like It” XLT 44 – 16th August 1993
  • Elevation – Next event September + video
  • Dreamscape Woodstock 2

RAVE LISTINGS

  • Labrynth Warehouse Saturday 28th August. Bagleys Warehouse, Kings Cross, London N1
  • Dance Europe Weekender 24th-26th September. Eurodisney, Paris
  • Dreamscape Festival 20th-22nd August. Milton Keynes, Beds
  • Happy Days Poolside Party Every Sunday. The Kings Oak Pub, Epping Forest, Loughton, Essex
  • Arcadia Every Friday. The Crest, Main Road, Isle Of Sheppey, Kent
  • Universe “Big Love” Friday 13th August. Lower Pertwood Farm, Warmintser, Wiltshire
  • Happy Days Under A Tent 14th August. The Arena Essex Raceway, Purfleet, Essex
  • Reincarnation Saturday 14th August. Crystal Palace Sports Centre
  • Orange Every Friday. Camden Palace, London
  • Club Labrynth Every Friday & Saturday. 12 Dalston Lane, London E8
  • Sunrise Saturday 28th August. The National Bowl, Milton Keynes
  • Orange & The Living Dream Saturday 7th August. Arena Essex, Thurrock
  • Fusion Friday 6th August. Sterns, Worthing, West Sussex
  • Brighter Dayz Every Thursday. The Wag, Wardour Street, London W1
  • Oddyssey ‘Get Right On One Matey’ Foam Night 28th August. Ardleigh Showground, Colchester

CHART

Dance chart compiled by The Pigbag

  1. Original Vibes – Main Groanin EP
  2. Kev Bird & Wax Doctor – TBN Remix
  3. 2 Bad Mice – Underground EP
  4. Metal Heads – Angel EP
  5. Edge 8 – Illegal EP
  6. Ronnie B & E Simms – This & Call
  7. XVX – W/C
  8. Carl Cox – U Know Me
  9. Boogie Times Tribe – Hardcore Noise
  10. Space Cadet – Thirdwave EP

Issue 38 – Ravescene

FEATURED ARTICLE – THE COLOUR OF AUTOMATION

When Liam Howlett cited Automation in The Ravescene Year Book as a band that he had a lot of respect for. Their notoriety was assured. ‘Yeah, that came as a real surprise, we only found out a couple of days ago, it gave us a real kick’.

Lee Roseman along with his MC brother Tony and Lee Fitzsimmons are the trio that make up the collective called AUTOMATION and have to date released seven tunes on their co-owned label TRIPLE HELIX. The Pink EP is probably the most noted to date. Five have been named after colours including red, blue and green, ‘we just came up with the idea of colours and stuck to it, says Tony. ‘Someone sent us a letter advising us to call the next one “The Polka Dot” EP . The options are limitless.’

However for their next release in mid-June they settled on Yellow. ‘We toyed with the name “THE UNITED COLOURS OF AUTOMATION” as a title for our forthcoming LP which hasn’t been recorded yet’. THE YELLOW EP offers three trax, “OFF YER FACE” a blatant summer outdoor rave stomper, however gimmicky, “NOISE BLEED” where thrash metal meets techno and “RUFFKUT” breakbeating new ground with hardcore foundations.

So far their career development has been slow but sure, casually balancing on the high wire of respectability and fame even down to acquiring the most marketable logo since our own Techno
smilees.

Most memorable is the permanent backdrop at Knowledge but ‘we plastered stickers all over London, even in Harrods’ boasts Lee.

To the more cynical ear the music, on vinyl, could be viewed as minimalist, even naive, but what clearly caught Liam’s attention is an energy that can easily be transposed onto the live’ stage. Something all too rare in the ravescene and if there’s a strand that runs through all of their work to date, it must be said, they are primarily A BAND. They possess that unquantifiable thing that sparks enthusiasm and interest but when asked to define their music Tony states ‘we do what we do’ so even they couldn’t tell you . ‘We still tune into the pirates when we can’, not so easy being based in an Ashford 17th century farmhouse amidst the tekno-ology of their in-house studio. ‘We prefer not to be influenced. We make music for people to dance to and never forget’ is their doctrine. Perhaps therein lies the secret.

ADVERTS

  • Elevation The Payback. June 19th Roller X-Press
  • Promise, The Best of Both Worlds – Warehouse Meets Garage @ The Wag Club, Wardour St, London W1
  • Ravelation – Saturday 3rd July @ The Dome, Southall Lane, Hounslow, Middlesex
  • Club Labrynth @ 12 Dalston Lane, London E8
  • De Underground Records, 18 Sebert Road, London E7
  • Lucky Spin Records, 121 Kings Road, Chelsea, London SW3
  • Knite Force
  • Mega Dog presents Midi Circus, Saturday 19th June @ Brixton Academy
  • Wax City Records, 306-308 London Road, Croydon

RAVE LISTINGS

  • Labrynth Warehouse Saturday 24th July. Bagleys Film Studios, York Way, London N1
  • Elevation Saturday 19th June. Roller Express, Lea Valley Trading Estate, London N8
  • Reincarnation Saturday 10th July. Kings Hall, Herne Bay, Kent
  • Astrology (Global Explosion) Staurday 12th June. Roller Express, Lea Valley Trading Estate, London N8
  • Club Essence Friday 11th June. The Garden, 352 Chartwell Sq, Southend
  • Euphoria Friday 25th June. The Warehouse, Union Street, Plymouth
  • Dance Europe Weekender September 24th – 26th. Euro Disney, Paris
  • Rise And Shine Saturday 26th June. Oscars, Clacton Pier, Clacton
  • Double Dipped / Every Picture Tells A Story Saturday 12th & 19th June. 2 Dalston Lane, London E8
  • Prophecy Saturday 10th July. Roller Express, Lea Valley Trading Estate, London N8
  • Delirious Friday 18th June. Rhythm Station, 35 Station Road, Aldershot
  • Jellydream Thursday 10th June. Turnmills, 63b Clerkenwell Road, London EC1
  • Slimes Every Friday from 4th June. The Soundshaft, Hungerford Lane, London WC1
  • Penetration Saturday 10th July. Gatwick Airport
  • Jungle Book Friday 25th June. The Rocket, Holloway Road, London N7
  • Promise Every Friday from 4th June. The Wag, Wardour Street, London W1
  • Oz Saturday 10th July. Megacite, France
  • Dream Dance Every Saturday. Nobles Niteclub, Bournemouth
  • Ravelation Saturday 3rd July. The Dome, Southall Lane, Hounslow
  • Happy Days Poolside Party Every Sunday evening. The Kings Oak Pub, High Beach, Loughton, Essex
  • Thunder & Joy Every Sunday. Raw, 112a Great Russell St, London WC1

CHART

Billy Bunters Labrynth 10

  1. Vibes – Sing It Loud / Obsession – Asylum Music Inc
  2. Kid Andy – Stop Spinning Me Around – Boogie Beat Records
  3. Rythm Quest – Closer (Golden Delicious Remix) – Network
  4. Altern 8 – Everybody – Network
  5. Order 2 Move – Rave Till Morning – Boogie Beat Records
  6. Rush Hour feat. Mac B – Be Alright – Soundman
  7. Piano 1993 – Take Me Away – Whitelabel
  8. Solo – Axis (Deep In The Underground) – Production House
  9. Bash St Kids – I Like To Get Away – Movin Shadow
  10. Lewi Cifer – 99 Red Balloons – Whitelabel