In all the years, the 10 years I've done our beafer, I've done three night sober.

In our beafer you'd go on for days. You wouldn't even pass out. You'd lay there for hours, you'd get about three or four hours of sleep.

There's a long old story with me and Andy and three days worth of madness and we started getting psychosis. And I saw these things in the garden and I ran downstairs of a knife

and I thought I was fighting some intruders but it was all shit in my head.

So it was like proper, proper psychosis.

And then when I used to be sitting on my own in the dark, in the corner of a room,

just talking to myself.

I thought I was talking to the devil and all that shit like this.

And I started seeing figures, started seeing people in the room, people looking around the door like that.

They weren't there. That's how intense it was.

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Throwing parties around the world for over three decades.

Danny Gould has seen it all.

In a pre-internet world, he used old-school flyering and in-your-face promo to build on his Clockwork Orange brand,

which hosted parties from Ibitha to London,

and he became a massive figure in the clubbing scene. But along with this success and a 24-7

party lifestyle came drug addiction and mental health battles, leading to spells of severe

psychosis. Danny is not only open and honest about his history, he's one hell

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