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In, you know,
thinking of something
That made sense to him
As far as um,
The music and
the computer combined.
I was fortunate to have an uncle
Who was into technology
And gave me my first computer.
There's a,
there's a lot of insecurity
Uh, dependent on others.
You know, to get by
and so as a kid,
It sort of influenced
My social uh,
confidence at school.
Um, there was also kind of a,
I didn't feel as connected
to my family, intellectually.
And so, um, i didn't really have
on that front.
So i was sort of,
feeling a little bit uh, lost.
And displaced at times.
Going online and finding people
Who had the same interests
Your reputation
was your own.
It was not about like,
you know the,
How well off
your family was,
Or how well
you dressed.
Um, or how well you spoke
or body language.
It was about the merit
of what you were saying
And i think that...
for me, was just intoxicating.
In the early days of the web,
you know
The first time i ever saw music
That was down-Loadable
Was a song that i put up
on my homepage
On campus internet.
It was an mp2 file.
I guess that would
have been '93,
Around that time.
And there were very few
people out there
Because you're changing
it into another file format
Or have a special card t
o play it.
For anyone who had been
downloading stuff
It was such
a colossal pain in the ass.
It's not funny.
Uh, even for technical people,
It was uh, a process.
And, and a constant,
Like trying to get
bits and pieces of files
And reconnect them all together.
And that was kind of
a pain in the ass.
You know, 1998,
was when it really felt like
Okay, this is real.
This is the way i'm going
to listen to music.
It became clear
that the computer
Was going to be the place
That we would store our music.
Then you started looking
for tools to get the music
Into the computer,
tools to play it back,
Tools to manage it.
i ever downloaded.
i ever, you know...
basically, ever played
a track from the internet.
And i remember just thinking,
Even though
it's just information
It's just audio, there's such
The fact that you could
Kind of share emotion
over the internet,
Was so, it was really wild
to think that...
something so important to you,
You could just trade so freely.
So i think it was um...
you know, its,
its hard to quantify
How important it was.
I was a freshman
At northeastern university
in boston.
One of my roommates
was into mp3s.
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