A lost Liverpool nightclub that was often described as an "adult funhouse" was like a "second home" to those who went there.
In the early 1990s, The Krazyhouse on Wood Street burst onto the city-centre scene and became famous for its indie, rock and alternative scene. Also synonymous with Liverpool students, it was affectionately known as the K! to loyal clubbers.
One of the biggest clubs in the city boasting three floors with different genres of music on each one, it was also loved for its quirky feature pieces and drink deals. Clubbers often experienced sticky floors, drank the money saving Red Stripe deal or a bottle of Faustini and could order pot noodles and pickled eggs from the first floor kitchen.
