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"It felt like a minor musical revolution" - Norman Cook looks back at the indie club scene of the '90s
"The Social was a focal point. It harked back to a generation who'd grown up with pop music, discovered punk rock then got into hip-hop, and then got into acid house." Norman Cook recalls Big Beat with Matt Everitt and Steve Lamacq taking a look at the rise of the indie club scene in the nineties.
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| Role | Contributor |
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| Interviewed Guest | Norman Cook |
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