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The "Second Summer of Love" in 1988 marked a pivotal moment in UK youth culture, characterised by the rise of rave parties in unconventional locations. These events featured electronic music, elaborate visuals, and a strong sense of community, with the widespread use of MDMA (ecstasy) being a key element. By 1989, the rave culture had expanded beyond London to cities like Manchester, where the Haçienda club became a central hub. This period saw the term "rave" enter popular usage as media attention on the phenomenon increased.

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