But let's get back to the book, which was first published in French and in 2015 received an English translation. It's actually a great probe into the history of the dance scene from the late '80s, describing the beginning of the rave movement in England. From his first resident night in the legendary Manchester club Hacienda to large illegal rave parties for thousands of people.

There's no need to describe Garnier's entire history here, but I'll mention at least one interesting fact. In the first half of the '90s, he decided to return to France and build the electronic scene in Paris. However, he didn't want to lose contact with the UK, so for several years every Friday morning after spending the whole night behind the DJ booth in one of the Paris clubs, he regularly set off by car (which he himself called 'ravemobile') to Manchester. Before the end of the set, he never forgot to announce this information into the microphone, so that others interested in the weekend trip could join.