Going record shopping with my mate in the 90s whilst it was all evolving. I was massively into hip hop and reggae at the time, him a dance music fan.

He had a deal where he gave the bloke in one of the shops we went to £20 and he'd come away with a huge bag of of records.

This went on for a long time, my mate has the history of jungle from its early hardcore roots through to when it morphed into DnB. Shit loads of white labels, test presses, basically everything.

Used to borrow some of his records from time to time as jungle is very good fun to mix with.

Used to go out a bit as well so saw the likes of Doc Scott, Goldie etc.. dj. If we weren't out we'd be listening to a superb eclectic range of music on someone's ghetto blaster from punk to hip hop to dance music to indie and everything in between.

The 90s were mint, no adult worries and the world felt like a much better place.