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Liverpool's super club Cream was at the cutting edge of dance and electronic music in the 1990s and early 2000s. The weekly house music night first launched in October 1992 at the now-demolished Nation nightclub and later went on to be known for offshoot events and festivals around the world.

Based in Wolstenholme Square, it grew from humble beginnings to a legendary movement that would see superstar DJs travelling from around the world to get to play sold-out sets. And many still hold fond memories of when Liverpool represented the centre of the universe for fans flocking to join in the immersive, collective experience offered by Cream.

One of those people is Yousef. A now-legendary figure within the Liverpool music community, he started off as raver at the club before going on to bag himself a residency, playing six-hour sets in the Annexe.

On this week's Rave Forever, he takes us back to the dance floor to celebrate his time there as both a raver and resident DJ, concluding on the record he chose to close out Cream.