Not to mention that graduating from law school is no guarantee that you will become a lawyer. Today, in Canada, only 3 out of 10 law school graduates actually become a lawyer (i used to want to be one, i know ) There are more lawyers in North America than there are in the rest of the world combined so maybe Armin's chances are better if he ever chose to get a job in that field.

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Originally posted by KrinKer Considering the fact that he's making about 15 000 $ Usd to play anowhere on the planet ... I DOUBT that he'll make more money beign a lawyer than being a dj + imagine how much he's making with his productions !! KrinKer

he probably doesnt make all that much from productions. Many productions are seriously suffering with the state of the industry. I could be wrong though

Armin releases alot of CDs. Vinyl may be suffering but are CDs? They have a wider appeal than vinyl whose market is strickly DJs and stay at home DJ types. Everyone has a CD player, very few have turntables.

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Originally posted by discojoe he probably doesnt make all that much from productions. Many productions are seriously suffering with the state of the industry. I could be wrong though

i was about to quote KrinKer's post but i saw you already did trust me Armin doesn't make money with his productions

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