Mark Ronson

I noticed you kind of, like, really aggressively tap your foot while you're DJing.

And I had never thought about this because you're just tapping to the beat.

He's like, yeah, that happens to musicians in the fill.

Like, even just tapping your foot for 30 years, that's a thing.

So I've named it DJ Foot because I just, like, want it to be, like, my own.

But no, it's... And then...

I'm not proud of any of this, but terrible tinnitus.

My back is completely messed up from 25 years of headphones on.

You've got your neck crooked to one side.

It's the stance.

It looks cool, but it's not great for you.

Yeah.

You know, in the book, I wanted to keep it as diaristically and just really only in the 90s.

And it's really only in the epilogue where I'm walking around downtown with my daughter strapped to me and the baby Bjorn, seeing the clubs and talking about it.

what it was like then versus now with the laptop versus the hundreds of records.

And a good friend of mine read the book and he said, I really like the book.

He goes, it just sounds like you really miss playing vinyl.

So you should just only play vinyl till the end of the year.

And I don't know why.

I was just like, okay.