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Britain, 1989.

Margaret Thatcher was prime minister, and the past decade was characterised by great economic growth - and great social hardships, including strikes, racial tension and football hooliganism.

For many younger people, Britain felt like a nation divided.

But suddenly, a new, hedonistic youth culture swept the nation. The acid house rave scene.

And now, an experience at the Barbican can take you back to those hedonistic times.

蜜芽传媒 Radio London's Anna O'Neill has the story.