Rob Dickins

Enya wrote the music for the BBC series The Celts, which became her 1987 debut album.

That album caught the ear of Rob Dickens, the head of Warner Music UK, and he signed her.

Enya's second album, Watermark, started as demos in that garden studio, but Dickens wanted it redone digitally at Orinoco Studios in London.

So Enya and Nikki left Dublin.

I'm going to turn my life around.

But then when you go to the daytime to meet Rob Dickens, the chairman of a record company, and he's going, Rusty, you're talking 100 miles an hour.

I don't know what the hell you're talking about.

You're just mad.