After it shut, he declared that "nostalgia is a disease" and argued that erecting flats in the city centre was more important than preserving the original building.When a 24-hour Hacienda-branded virtual party was held on New Year's Eve, it attracted four million viewers,
And on Friday, Manchester's hottest current rapper, 22-year-old Aitch, released a new single harking back to the Madchester heyday, on which he raps that he wants to "rave like it's '89".The original club was not an immediate success. Julie Bancroft worked on its reception on the opening night. "There was the indie-rock phase, where it was very poorly attended generally. It lost a lot of money and it seemed to be too big for the audience," he says.
In his forthcoming book Manchester Unspun, Spinoza argues that the club kick-started the regeneration of the city centre and paved the way for the skyscrapers that now tower over the site, and the new £186m arts venue The Factory - named after Wilson's label.
When history becomes bigger than the actual event…….Manchester has the danger of disappearing up its own backside if it isn’t careful…..move on…..🟡⚫️🟡⚫️
This Hacienda club and it was kept very quiet who actually owned it by local press Granada tv journalist Anthony H Wilson he worked with Lucy Meocock who is still around it was also rumoured at the time that the journalist Wilson declared bankruptcy on his death bed also Gay
Good to see Kevin and Perry finally got their chance to Go Large
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