Just look at how many shops were around. Butchers fruit etc. It’s finished now. Cracking vid

Thanks for the memories. Brings tears to my eyes. THANK YOU.

Town looked clean. It’s a horrible now thanks to Tory cuts and Labour city council being crap. This is only 30 years ago but it looks a totally different place.

the great clubbing days.. Cream/Nation... Caza's.... 051... all the clubs on Bold Street...

@Memovich47

4 жыл бұрын

Great times. We always loved Lola's on Bold Street - always our starting point (well, maybe after a few cheap drinks downstairs in slater's! 🍻)

@zetametallic

3 жыл бұрын

@@Memovich47 I always went to Lola's, the Buzz or Fridays (pub then the dance bar and finally on to the club).

I remember as a child walking through town on those hot summer days! Then we would jump the ferry over to New Brighton.. The regeneration of liverpool since 2008 has been outstanding 👏.

@veronical.lianmaseras4543

10 ай бұрын

My Arse, its a Big Gay Disco now!

@philipboffey8630

Ай бұрын

Liverpools finished, im from thier, that saidthe whole coubtrys gone

They’ve utterly destroyed the traffic systems. The roads are horrendous.

I love this I lived in Liverpool throughout the 1990s. I'd move black tomorrow if I could

@mikeleight7437

3 жыл бұрын

Never go back.

@pataleno

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeleight7437 Best City I went back. no regrets..

@Johnconno

5 ай бұрын

Sure you would.😂

28 yrs ago fuck the years go too fast

@stevethompson3047

2 жыл бұрын

29 now fuck me. I'm 30 in 3 months 😳

@pillowdestroyer5694

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevethompson3047 your still a young pup

How Clean and even areas that didn’t have a lot at least took pride streets look clean and respected!! Wish I could go back to growing up again was the best

I was born in 1995, so a lot of this is how I remember Liverpool until I was a teenager and all the regeneration started. Very nostalgic.

@bethanoni95

2 жыл бұрын

Also caught a glimpse of my secondary school near the end! The building is gone now, it used to be Paddington Comprehensive but then Archbishop Blanch moved in. A couple of years after I left, they moved to near Smithdown Road and the building got knocked down!

@peterwilliamskelhorn6675

Жыл бұрын

@@bethanoni95 my secondary school Altbridge is still going its Huyton

Thanks for posting this

No Rodney Street, Dock Road, McKintrye & King, South Liverpool, North Liverpool, Goodison, Anfield, Princess Road, Calderstones Park, Sefton Park, Bootle and of course Knotty Ash?

Stunning footage of Edge Lane/Towerlands Street!

I loved the 90s..i moved from Brum upto Liverpool in about 98 for a while..lived in Fazakerley and it was decent..good place but everything seemed good back then

Top. Man

Seemed a cleaner city back then?

aaaaaa VHS...... love it

Brilliant footage, have you any more

@peterevans3504

3 жыл бұрын

Every time I go to the city there's always that feeling of I'm home dunno I don't get that anywhere else apart from my ma's

Nostalgia

Razzabone! (Rathbone). school Ah! Bill, We lived in Connaught, were you are filming there. Used to go to Rathbone myself. Amazing how many neighbour's are Gone now.

Liverpool centre looks a mess now in comparison, just constant road works, building scaffolding, traffic and rubbish. Who would have thought it could have gone downhill after capital of culture and all the investment.

@stevethompson3047

2 жыл бұрын

Yeh it's a disgrace how long they've been in place round Lime Street Etc. It ruins everything. Especially for tourists, which will leave a false picture of what is a nice area.

@DavidB-rx3km

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevethompson3047 The original company went bust after faffing round for months and months - now what? I hate introducing bad vibes on a good video, but it's completely shameful. My girlfriend is American, and I asked her opinion of Liverpool and she said it was 'dirty'. She spends most of her time in Manhattan which is Singapore in comparison.

@sabbracadabra8367

Жыл бұрын

Managed Decline

@daljitsingh2143

Жыл бұрын

it's become the capital of Vulture and infestment instead! 😂

The Kay Nelson shop at the end of Wavetree Road only ever has granny frocks in the window, you never see anyone go in or come out, I've always suspected it's either a front for the mob or something to do with M I 5.

@meg2042

3 жыл бұрын

I worked there as a Saturday girl, many many years ago, i can't believe it's still there? It was a very busy dress shop and even then the building was so old with creaky floors. Ha ha, those buildings were meant to last!

Haha 2021 that house on wavertree road still has a blue door... There is alot of new development now along wavertree and edge hill but I remember the good old days there was a great pub called the mole of Edgehill by the bookies there brilliant pub shame they knocked it down.

Special agent big smoke with his camcorder 🤗

Cleaner

We all use it , like now watching this , but it has ruined a lot of city's

Hi, It appears my previous comment was deleted (possibly as i included my email address) - I'm a producer at Good TV and we're interested in using your footage in a Channel 5 documentary we're making - i couldn't find contact details for you, so please do let me know whether you'd be happy for us to use the footage? or if you'd like any additional information? Many thanks!

That school looked fimilar

The problem with uk now is represented here. The 90s where great but we didnt realise it. Uks full of people now / corrupt / obsessed with gdp / pc brigade / max proft = min staff private contracts / violent drug driven crime and useless police force and a media who goes on & on all day about the EU & COVID. Its so boring

@AD-kv9kj

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, you think corruption is new? You're deluded, mate. The world has been rife with corruption and far far worse atrocities throughout human history than you find today. The corporate takeover of everything (as we know it now) began in the 60s/70s and exploded in the 80s. All that has changed are the tools/technology that make marketing, profiteering, corruption, propaganda and misinformation far easier to push and on a much bigger scale - same with the media. Also, back in the 80s/early 90s there was a ton of litter all over the place (not just in Liverpool either) and skinhead gangs lurking around all the time. I knew so many mates in school who got beaten up and robbed randomly in the street.. it's mental looking back now because that just doesn't happen to kids these days. Nobody ever talks about this stuff when whinging about "the good old days". F-ing BS mate. I was scared stiff of going into town on my own too. It was NOT some kind of rose-tinted utopia at all. And if a bad global viral pandemic had broken out then, the news would have been all over it too, as much as it was able back then with more limited media tech capabilities. So many things are way better now, but we've in fact just continued, as a society, to run things in the same old crooked manner. Therefore, because of the technology and means we've developed, that same old corruption and corporate profiteering has exploded. Because groups and individuals with vast wealth are the ones who run things and influence governments and business (and therefore society). The entire game has changed now and we're still arguing nonsense like "capitalism" vs stupid "communism". Infantile. We never actually worked together to use all this increasing technology to benefit society and then we blame all the problems we all are part of on some other little groups in society. Various authorities' propaganda and misinformation campaigns help drive it more and more too. It's either "liberals" fault or "right wing nazis" fault or "the immigrants" or this politician or that political party's fault...

@classicepisodesofcrimewatc9971

2 жыл бұрын

@@AD-kv9kj you were making some sense till the stupidity about "bad global pandemic". Bet you're a little mask wearing Leftist aren't you. No doubt part of the deviant Rainbow crew. Everything the 90s never had, thankfully.

biggest change was Wavertree rd nothing there now

@peterevans3504

3 жыл бұрын

Well there is development behind kingslake road plus there building all the old estates into new homes. The police station looks like a eyesore dirty and tacky

@georgeking2369

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sure it was kingslake street i was born in dodge street at the cross roads of wavertree road tunnel road and durning road

No anfield

Man, hasn't changed at all.

@cteasdale1979

3 жыл бұрын

Not

U didn’t wait 10 years just to post this

Seems like you was documenting knowing a change was coming meaning you are one of them

Not much to see really. Poor resolution and shaky camera.

No migrants in sight

@classicepisodesofcrimewatc9971

2 жыл бұрын

Are you really that stupid? Obviously you are. Liverpool had no migrants in the 90s? You can tell by looking at someone? Thicko

@nicholasr82

2 жыл бұрын

@@classicepisodesofcrimewatc9971 yes you can tell because they are all white. You look there now and you see the difference. Where did all the none white people come from ten you dick.

@rickhardman7376

Жыл бұрын

Liverpool was built on immigration.... dumb comment

@davidbowie2046

8 ай бұрын

Yep. Much better place then. Sadly the Scouse culture will soon be gone

oh look....a street! blah blah

Just wouldn't be Liverpool without a siren in the background.. neee nawww!

@stevethompson3047

2 жыл бұрын

Knob

@peterlpool1387

Жыл бұрын

Soft cunt.

I thought Liverpool had always been diverse, doesn't appear to be the case looking at this

@davidbowie2046

8 ай бұрын

No. Much better then