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Pure X & Total Confusion — The Sanctuary
TMR-000915Club Culture & Ephemera
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Pure X & Total Confusion — The Sanctuary

The Sanctuary Warehouse, Milton Keynes · Saturday 5 October 1996 · Fused internet link-up

5 October 1996 · 9pm–7am · ★ Gold Star object

Original fold-out programme for Pure X in conjunction with Total Confusion at The Sanctuary, Milton Keynes, on 5 October 1996. Arena 1 carried a major drum & bass bill; Arena 2 staged Happy Hardcore versus Old Skool 89–93.

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Event
Pure X in conjunction with Total Confusion
Promoter
Pure X in conjunction with Total Confusion
Venue
The Sanctuary Warehouse
Location
Denbigh Leisure Centre, V7 Saxon Street, Bletchley, Milton Keynes
Advertised hours
9pm–7am
Original admission / price
£18.50 plus booking fee; £14 direct from Pure-X by post before 1 September
Format
Full-colour fold-out rave programme with illustrated cover, internal two-arena programme and extensive ticket-outlet / coach / merchandise reverse
Orientation
Landscape cover; larger multi-panel programme when opened
Original / reproduction
Original-period 1996 event programme attribution based on exact date, venue, line-up, ticket network, telephone contacts and printed web address; independently corroborated by specialist flyer and DJ-set archives.
Edition / variant
5 October 1996 Sanctuary / Total Confusion edition with metallic PURE-X planetary cover, Fused Internet Magazine branding and live-internet-party promotion.
Condition
Good to Very Good appearance, ungraded; intact folds with moderate handling, edge wear and light surface scuffing; complete and fully legible.
Completeness
Complete fold-out rave programme as photographed.
Event relationship
Pure X — Arena 1: Drum & Bass · 1996-10-05
Event relationship
Total Confusion — Arena 2: Happy Hardcore versus Old Skool 89–93 · 1996-10-05
Venue relationship
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Catalogue note

Original fold-out programme for Pure X in conjunction with Total Confusion at The Sanctuary, Milton Keynes, on 5 October 1996. Arena 1 carried a major drum & bass bill; Arena 2 staged Happy Hardcore versus Old Skool 89–93. The programme also promotes a Fused Internet Magazine live link-up with video and music from the event intended for online transmission.

Advertised programme: Arena 1 — Drum & Bass: Micky Finn, Hype, Fabio, G E Real, Jumping Jack Frost, Kemistry & Storm, Randall back-to-back Andy C, Ray Keith, Dr S Gachet, Brian Gee back-to-back Roni Size; MCs GQ, MC MC and MC Fearless. Arena 2 — Total Confusion: Happy Hardcore — Slipmatt, Sy, Dougal, Vibes; versus Old Skool 89–93 — Easygroove, Ratty, Nicky Blackmarket, Top Buzz. Warming up: Gappa G back-to-back Penfold. MCs: Magika, Storm, Hooligan, Juiceman, Ravski.

Graphic-design significance: The cover uses a saturated digital-futurist aesthetic: chrome PURE-X lettering, planetary imagery, warped checkerboard surfaces and liquid metallic forms. Fused Internet Magazine and 'to the Core' branding sit within the artwork. No named designer credit is visible.

Historical context: Phatmedia independently identifies the exact 5 October 1996 event. MixesDB preserves an Andy C set from the night, while surviving archive uploads preserve Micky Finn, Randall and Kemistry & Storm sets. The programme's internet-broadcast language adds a distinct digital-media dimension.

Condition note: Good to Very Good appearance, ungraded. Original folds intact with fold whitening, edge/corner handling, small scuffs and a few tiny nicks. Colour remains strong and dense programme/outlet text is legible. No major tear or missing panel visible.

Confidence / uncertainty: The date, venue, hours, £18.50 price, two-arena format, complete line-up, Fused branding, printed web address and live-internet-party claim are physically verified. The phrase 'first ever worldwide live internet party link up' is retained strictly as a printed promoter/media claim.

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Why this object matters

Historical context

Phatmedia independently identifies the exact 5 October 1996 event. MixesDB preserves an Andy C set from the night, while surviving archive uploads preserve Micky Finn, Randall and Kemistry & Storm sets. The programme's internet-broadcast language adds a distinct digital-media dimension.

Score and assessment method

Archive Importance: 9.7 / 10 · Gold Star.

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Recorded contributions · 4
  • FabioPerformerCatalogue credit

    Performer credit: Arena 1 — Drum & Bass: Micky Finn, Hype, Fabio, G E Real, Jumping Jack Frost, Kemistry & Storm, Randall back-to-back Andy C, Ray Keith, Dr S Gachet, Brian Gee back-to-back Roni Size; MCs GQ, MC MC and MC Fearless. Arena 2 — Total Confusion: Happy Hardcore — Slipmatt, Sy, Dougal, Vibes; versus Old Skool 89–93 — Easygroove, Ratty, Nicky Blackmarket, Top Buzz. Warming up: Gappa G back-to-back Penfold. MCs: Magika, Storm, Hooligan, Juiceman, Ravski. Original catalogue credit

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  • Jumping Jack FrostPerformerCatalogue credit

    Performer credit: Arena 1 — Drum & Bass: Micky Finn, Hype, Fabio, G E Real, Jumping Jack Frost, Kemistry & Storm, Randall back-to-back Andy C, Ray Keith, Dr S Gachet, Brian Gee back-to-back Roni Size; MCs GQ, MC MC and MC Fearless. Arena 2 — Total Confusion: Happy Hardcore — Slipmatt, Sy, Dougal, Vibes; versus Old Skool 89–93 — Easygroove, Ratty, Nicky Blackmarket, Top Buzz. Warming up: Gappa G back-to-back Penfold. MCs: Magika, Storm, Hooligan, Juiceman, Ravski. Original catalogue credit

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  • Ray KeithPerformerCatalogue credit

    Performer credit: Arena 1 — Drum & Bass: Micky Finn, Hype, Fabio, G E Real, Jumping Jack Frost, Kemistry & Storm, Randall back-to-back Andy C, Ray Keith, Dr S Gachet, Brian Gee back-to-back Roni Size; MCs GQ, MC MC and MC Fearless. Arena 2 — Total Confusion: Happy Hardcore — Slipmatt, Sy, Dougal, Vibes; versus Old Skool 89–93 — Easygroove, Ratty, Nicky Blackmarket, Top Buzz. Warming up: Gappa G back-to-back Penfold. MCs: Magika, Storm, Hooligan, Juiceman, Ravski. Original catalogue credit

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  • Nicky BlackmarketPerformerCatalogue credit

    Performer credit: Arena 1 — Drum & Bass: Micky Finn, Hype, Fabio, G E Real, Jumping Jack Frost, Kemistry & Storm, Randall back-to-back Andy C, Ray Keith, Dr S Gachet, Brian Gee back-to-back Roni Size; MCs GQ, MC MC and MC Fearless. Arena 2 — Total Confusion: Happy Hardcore — Slipmatt, Sy, Dougal, Vibes; versus Old Skool 89–93 — Easygroove, Ratty, Nicky Blackmarket, Top Buzz. Warming up: Gappa G back-to-back Penfold. MCs: Magika, Storm, Hooligan, Juiceman, Ravski. Original catalogue credit

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