Adventures In Wonderland: A Decade of Club Culture

Sheryl Garratt

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This work charts the rise of house music from its roots in the underground, black, gay scene in Chicago. It discusses how the rave scene has changed the face of youth culture, and addresses the issues of drugs and commercialization. There are interviews with key players and stars.

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