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This was the first members card produced by Genesis’88. A small number were printed to launch the private members club in January 1989. Private members clubs were protected by certain laws which meant companies could avoid applying for licences. Acid House parties were totally illegal if hosted in buildings without landlord permission or a Music & Dance Licence. Private clubs were free to host events without applying for licences. The cards created the illusion of a professionally run members club. This helped convince attending law enforcement the events were aboveboard.
Scanned from Wayne Anthony’s (Genesis’88 Co-Founder) Personal Scrapbook History of Rave Culture | Acid House 1988-1989
Genesis’88 | Acid House Collectibles 1988-90
Genesis’88 were staging large scale illegal events in warehouses and the occasional country field. The first event in December 1988 soon blossomed into an epic run of illegal parties in commandeered buildings across London and the M25. Wayne Anthony is one of the Genesis’88 Co-Founders. Thousands of people would attend Genesis’88 parties throughout the late eighties.
Scanned from Wayne Anthony’s (Genesis’88 Co-Founder) Personal Scrapbook
History of Rave Culture (UK) | Acid House 1988-1989
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This was the first members card produced by Genesis’88. A small number were printed to launch the private members club in January 1989. Private members clubs were protected by certain laws which meant companies could avoid applying for licences. Acid House parties were totally illegal if hosted in buildings without landlord permission or a Music & Dance Licence. Private clubs were free to host events without applying for licences. The cards created the illusion of a professionally run members club. This helped convince attending law enforcement the events were aboveboard.
Scanned from Wayne Anthony’s (Genesis’88 Co-Founder) Personal Scrapbook History of Rave Culture | Acid House 1988-1989
Genesis’88 | Acid House Collectibles 1988-90
Genesis’88 were staging large scale illegal events in warehouses and the occasional country field. The first event in December 1988 soon blossomed into an epic run of illegal parties in commandeered buildings across London and the M25. Wayne Anthony is one of the Genesis’88 Co-Founders. Thousands of people would attend Genesis’88 parties throughout the late eighties.
Scanned from Wayne Anthony’s (Genesis’88 Co-Founder) Personal Scrapbook
History of Rave Culture (UK) | Acid House 1988-1989
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