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Buzz Entertainments — A New Dimension
TMR-000967Club Culture & Ephemera
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Buzz Entertainments — A New Dimension

Friday 12 June 1992 · Exhibition Centre, Freightliner Road, Hull · organisers of Hellraiser · Printwiser Louth production

12 June 1992 · ★ Gold Star object

Original double-sided A4 owner-described rave POSTER advertising Buzz Entertainments 'A New Dimension' on Friday 12 June 1992, 8pm–8am at The Exhibition Centre, Freightliner Road, Hull. The visionary front shows an illuminated blue human silhouette enclosing mountains and waterfall above an oceanic/cosmic background. Reverse bills leading hardcore DJs Grooverider, Top Buzz, Jumping Jack Frost, Randall, regional artists and historical Coventry DJ duo Parks & Wilson, plus MC Natz, Mad P and Man Parris. Tickets £15 plus 10% fee, elaborate audiovisual and security promises, stated planned TV filming and broad original UK shop/ticket outlets. It directly credits 'Produced by Printwiser Louth' and identifies promoters as organisers of Hellraiser, consistent with independently documented earlier 1992 Buzz events. UKacidhouse inventories this exact Hull date and A4 format. Comprehensive current live TMR and previous saved intake searches returned no matching owned flyer; one external A4 item does not prove a distinct printing variant. Market value, cover artist and event occurrence unverified.

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Event
Buzz Entertainments — A New Dimension (by organisers of Hellraiser)
Promoter
Buzz Entertainments, identified on reverse as organiser and DJ supplier. The flyer says 'The Organisers of Hellraiser'; separate February and March 1992 Hellraiser events are co-credited to Buzz and J&M East Coast by Phatmedia, but J&M is not thereby established as a June co-organiser.
Venue
The Exhibition Centre (Hull)
Location
The Exhibition Centre, Freightliner Road, Hull, off Clive Sullivan Way, exactly as printed. No added modern address or postcode.
Advertised hours
Friday 12 June 1992 8pm–8am Saturday 13 June ('8 TILL 8' printed in both upper corners).
Original admission / price
£15 per ticket + 10% booking fee (equivalent to £1.50 and £16.50 total if applied). No guest list; official ticket outlet/agent purchase recommended, avoid forgeries. The printed rules say no entry after 1:30am, including for ticket holders. No separate on-door tariff established.
Designer
Unknown. The back explicitly credits 'PRODUCED BY PRINTWISER LOUTH', but does not assign the full-colour illustration/design to a specific person or studio.
Format
One owner-described original A4 double-sided paper POSTER, portrait front/back; full-colour glowing figure and landscape front, black-and-white venue/lineup/ticket reverse. An external same-event A4 object is described as a FLYER; this nomenclature does NOT prove a separately sized poster printing or new variant.
Dimensions
A4 nominal 210×297 mm by owner's standing statement; this original sheet has not been measured.
Orientation
Portrait both sides, no unfolding/multipart construction demonstrated.
Original / reproduction
High-confidence original period 1992 promotional sheet from owner photos, dated print and corroborated specialist event listing; no chain-of-custody proof, plate-state or print run documented.
Edition / variant
12 June 1992 Buzz Entertainments 'A New Dimension' A4 two-sided image/lineup for Hull; no separate poster-only issue, colour variation, earlier/later printing or original run established. UK's specialist collector also labels a matching A4 event item as flyer.
Condition
Good to Very Good apparent condition, ungraded photographic assessment.
Completeness
Both printed front and reverse of one apparently complete original A4 paper sheet provided; no missing ticket, inserted item, detachable panel or second piece demonstrated.
Event relationship
A New Dimension · 1992-06-12
Venue relationship
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Catalogue note

Original double-sided A4 owner-described rave POSTER advertising Buzz Entertainments 'A New Dimension' on Friday 12 June 1992, 8pm–8am at The Exhibition Centre, Freightliner Road, Hull. The visionary front shows an illuminated blue human silhouette enclosing mountains and waterfall above an oceanic/cosmic background. Reverse bills leading hardcore DJs Grooverider, Top Buzz, Jumping Jack Frost, Randall, regional artists and historical Coventry DJ duo Parks & Wilson, plus MC Natz, Mad P and Man Parris. Tickets £15 plus 10% fee, elaborate audiovisual and security promises, stated planned TV filming and broad original UK shop/ticket outlets. It directly credits 'Produced by Printwiser Louth' and identifies promoters as organisers of Hellraiser, consistent with independently documented earlier 1992 Buzz events. UKacidhouse inventories this exact Hull date and A4 format. Comprehensive current live TMR and previous saved intake searches returned no matching owned flyer; one external A4 item does not prove a distinct printing variant. Market value, cover artist and event occurrence unverified.

Advertised programme: Advertised DJs: Grooverider, Top Buzz, Jumping Jack Frost, Randall, Royal 'T', Parks and Wilson, XL, Deep Groove, Krazey K, Bad Boy 'T', Rosco. 'Contracted & Confirmed' MCs: Natz, Mad P, Man Parris. All billing is an advertisement, not independent proof of performance.

Graphic-design significance: A memorable 1992 visionary rave image: large blue human outline with white halo against dark star-flecked nocturnal/cloud-sea background, inside the body a mountain/canyon landscape and bright flowing waterfall, suggesting altered perception. Giant white 'A NEW DIMENSION' headline; utilitarian mono reverse with bold section bars and fine-print shop distribution/terms. Unlike other famous rave pictures, no definite artist attribution can be established. Direct 'Produced by Printwiser Louth' credit is a research lead for northern regional commercial print history, not by itself original art authorship.

Historical context: This original Hull rave promotion documents a regional 12-hour exhibition-centre programme during the UK hardcore/early jungle expansion, headlined by Grooverider, Top Buzz, Jumping Jack Frost, Randall and Coventry duo Parks & Wilson with a substantial DJ/MC roster. DJ Mag's first-person Parks & Wilson history identifies Mick Parks and Mick Wilson as partners whose early DJ sets began at The Eclipse in Coventry. Buzz Entertainments' prior activity is independently indexed on 22 February and 28 March 1992 Hellraiser events at Raffles Lasertec (with J&M East Coast), consistent with the new sheet's 'organisers of Hellraiser' claim but not independent proof of the precise June management. UKacidhouse lists the exact 12 June Hull event at Freightliner Road as A4. The reverse promises a 50K Martin F2 system, lasers, visual effects, secure facilities, shuttle buses from Hull railway station and that 'THIS EVENT IS BEING FILMED FOR T.V.'; actual broadcasting, hardware installation and attendance are unverified. £15+10% booking fee, national ticket outlets and production credit supply primary evidence of the rave economy and print distribution.

Production note: Multicolour fantasy photomontage-like printed face and black-on-pale practical event back. Specific offset/screen technique, paper stock and identity of original illustration source unknown; Printwiser Louth production credit physically printed.

Condition note: Light edge/corner wear with mild softening and marginal white rubs, small specks/handling marks across dark upper front, and faint surface scratches on colour image. Rear typography is intact and clearly legible, with slight top-edge waviness, corner bumps, handling folds and scattered small surface marks. No large tear, clear part loss, deep structural break or detached corner visible. Paper grade, subtle repairs, exact dimensions and colour fidelity require hands-on inspection. Condition should not be described as mint.

Confidence / uncertainty: PHYSICALLY VERIFIED: Friday 12 June 1992, Exhibition Centre Hull, printed organisers/Buzz credit, named acts/MCs, £15 +10% admission, '8 TILL 8', venue address, video filming claim, precise production imprint. INDEPENDENT: UKacidhouse original event A4 inventory, Phatmedia Buzz-related Hellraiser references, DJ Mag/RA Parks & Wilson history. Owner reports A4 poster; physical dimensions unknown. No current exact TMR holding identified by global archive, scoped and durable accession searches or repository code index. Royal T, XL, Deep Groove, Krazey K, Rosco and Mad P aliases remain literal unmerged; the distinct Coventry duo is sourced, and Micky Wilson existing profile is a high-confidence venue/context match. No actual filming, DJ performance, print quantities, market value or named designer verified.

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Historical context

This original Hull rave promotion documents a regional 12-hour exhibition-centre programme during the UK hardcore/early jungle expansion, headlined by Grooverider, Top Buzz, Jumping Jack Frost, Randall and Coventry duo Parks & Wilson with a substantial DJ/MC roster. DJ Mag's first-person Parks & Wilson history identifies Mick Parks and Mick Wilson as partners whose early DJ sets began at The Eclipse in Coventry. Buzz Entertainments' prior activity is independently indexed on 22 February and 28 March 1992 Hellraiser events at Raffles Lasertec (with J&M East Coast), consistent with the new sheet's 'organisers of Hellraiser' claim but not independent proof of the precise June management. UKacidhouse lists the exact 12 June Hull event at Freightliner Road as A4. The reverse promises a 50K Martin F2 system, lasers, visual effects, secure facilities, shuttle buses from Hull railway station and that 'THIS EVENT IS BEING FILMED FOR T.V.'; actual broadcasting, hardware installation and attendance are unverified. £15+10% booking fee, national ticket outlets and production credit supply primary evidence of the rave economy and print distribution.

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Archive Importance: 9.1 / 10 · Gold Star.

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