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Quadrant Park

Quadrant Park was a nightclub and in Liverpool, UK opened during the late 1980s to the early 1990s.〔(''Generation Ecstasy: Into the World of Techno and Rave Culture'' by Simon Reynolds )〕 and one the most important in the UK at the time. It was well known in the area and managed to attract a number of well known guest DJs. The main styles of music played were Italo house, rave and acid house.〔

==History==

The nightclub was located on Derby Road in Bootle, north of the city of Liverpool, in a converted warehouse. The building was originally an Owen Owen warehouse, which was purchased by steel magnate James Spencer in the late 1980s to convert into a nightclub and snooker hall. A "Heritage Market" was opened shortly after to make use of the large unused lower floor space at the rear. Originally opened in the late 1980s as a snooker hall and mainstream nightclub, there was also a market in the downstairs warehouse area, and the upstairs contained a small social club (the ''Harlequin Suite'') which could be hired out for social occasions. After the Sunday market trade had moved to a nearby dock warehouse (Stanley Market), Quadrant Park started holding all night raves in the then-vacant space . A loop-hole in a Sefton council licensing law enabled Quadrant Park to be the only legal all-night rave in the UK, as the venue did not sell alcohol.〔
(''Life After Dark: A History of British Nightclubs & Music Venues'' by Dave Haslam )〕 Quadrant Park's main period of activity began in early January 1990 with a capacity of 2,400, Quadrant Park began focusing on house music in early 1990. The club was dubbed "Quaddie," and in October 1990 it opened the Pavilion, the first weekly legal all-nighter in Britain. Pavilion was put on in the basement below the main club.〔 Some party goers would travel long distances to get to the venue; from London, Glasgow, Birmingham and even as far away as Aberdeen.〔 Near the end of 1990, the club obtained a license to stay open to six o'clock.〔

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