Influence in your 20's
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Leaving college after discovering underground raves and the dance music culture where people you didn't know and weren't ever likely to meet in the 'straight' world would mix and share and the music the music the music, falling into being into the promotion/production crew of the best club for miles, meeting people in the music biz, getting ready to change the world, not cutting my hair, working hard promoting, talking endlessly about music, and the dance scene, meeting very rich people, dangerous gangstery people, all in the same place, promoter politics and bullshit and people going over the edge, fallouts break ups, new friends, new music, new clubs, making music, selling it, having it on Radio 1, being in charts, going to foreign countries and dancing and meeting people and seeing cultures from behind the dj console, trying to make a record label work, discovering web design and flash, working in a merchant bank, slacking off, learning corporate nonsense, making new friends and living the other end of the game, wearing a suit, leaving a bank, learning more design and coding, getting ready to leave and move to the US. That was my 20s.