The Warehouse launched in 1979 as a home for disco lovers, new romantics and the rave generation. These take you inside the legendary Somers Street venue in 1991 at a time when dance music ruled the roost. Each photo features a memory for former clubber Colin Mitchell who was a regular back in the day. READ MORE: 12 places you visited during a Leeds city centre trip in the 1990s LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook YEP RETRO NEWSLETTER: Sign up for our free monthly email digest of Leeds nostalgia
7. The Warehouse
"Bucket hats were popular and everyone seemed to have long hair." | Gaz Wright Photo: Gaz Wright
8. The Warehouse
"Loads of people would have have Stones Roses and Happy Mondays t-shirts on." | Gaz Wright Photo: Gaz Wright
9. The Warehouse in 1991
"A club night called Kaos was the place to be the seen and the big events. There one on a Friday and Saturday and then the odd one through week. Some really good DJs played there." Photo: Gaz Wright
10. The Warehouse
"It was the soundtrack for a generation. You can hear a song and it takes you straight back." | Gaz Wright Photo: Gaz Wright
11. The Warehouse
"You had songs which on their own you would think would not work but together they had something special." | Gaz Wright Photo: Gaz Wright
12. The Warehouse
"The DJs and the music brought everyone together. They were the best of times." | Gaz Wright Photo: Gaz Wright