Interview with Anthony Raymond Donnelly - 30 years since the second summer of love

The transcript discusses the significance of a 1988 party in Manchester, organized by the speaker and his brother, as a pivotal moment in house music culture. It highlights the underground nature of the event and its impact on music and social interactions. The speaker draws parallels to other seminal moments in music history, such as the Sex Pistols' 1976 gig. The discussion extends to the Second Summer of Love, emphasizing its cultural impact and the sense of reawakening it brought, particularly for the working class. The movement fostered inclusivity and self-belief, empowering individuals to take charge of their destinies.

In what ways did the music scene in Manchester during the late 1980s reflect the social conditions of the time?

What role did self-belief play in the organization of events during the Second Summer of Love?