People and the identity of the city cannot be under estimated. Such as the Leadmill in Sheffield, and the Hacienda Manchester, have had on the This kind ofįirst hand information has re-engaged my interest in this topic of research,Īnd has helped me understand it’s relevance to place. This city and he seemed to believe that many of the surrounding shops, thatĬonsisted of music venues, cafes, bars and fashion houses, would not haveĮxisted to the extent they had, had it not been for the Hacienda. He re-enforced the importance this venue had on A quick 6 minute interview later and I had gotten some interestingĪnswers perfect for my essay.
He said “sure” and also mentioned that he does them all the time, and features inĪ couple of books, one published, and one yet to be published about the ‘Bingo’, I thought to myself, and asked him if he wouldn’t mind giving me a short-recorded interview. He said with conviction “no there's nothing like it,Īnd there will never be anything else like it.” Digging a little deeper, Iĭiscovered he played in the group who were last to play at the Hacienda! The courage to ask if he knew of any places that existed in Manchester today I have always been a fan of Joy division’s ambient beatsĪnd of course the haunting lyrics from the late Ian Curtis. After looking through I saw he had many copies of Joyĭivision records, who of course started in Manchester and first played at the Inside were two older men chatting loudly about music, and where to On Google, we stumbled across ‘Vinyl Revival’ on Hilton St in the Northern
In search of one of the stores I had found His eyes and go into what looked like his own world of fast movements “see you Influence of some sort of stimulatory drug as he had water and seemed to close Along with his thick Mancurian accent and his intoxication, it He ‘bubbled’ withĮxcitement as I asked and then told us to go to a club near by that was ‘The As I am doing my majorĮssay on music, I decided to ask him about the hacienda club, that was once theĮpicentre for music in Manchester and closed down in 1997. As we sat down a man quickly introduced himself. It was around 3:30 on a Thursday afternoonĪnd the pub called ‘the unicorn’ was filled with only men quite drunk men at That was blaring out live music, where we stopped and had a listen. Walking the streets in search of a record store, Sarah and I passed a pub in
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Melbourne it is full of art galleries, museums, bars, café’s, trams, live musicĪnd each area of the city seems to have a distinctive personality. After further exploration I realized this wasīecause it had a similar character and feeling to Melbourne city. I somehow felt at ease, and recognized a sort ofįamiliarity towards this place. Second time on our group excursion, I was able to gain a new perspective on
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