Fish Audioによる無料のGary Meikle AI音声ジェネレーター

Pan oeddwn i'n siopa yn y archfarchnad ddoe, fe wnes i sylweddoli bod y prisiau wedi mynd i fyny eto. Mae'n rhyfedd sut mae pethau'n newid. Cofiwch pan oedd pacet o greision yn costio dim ond punt? Dyddiau da oedd rheiny.

Well, recording Hysteria was pretty special, you know. We spent about three years in the studio with Mutt Lange, and it was intense, but man, it paid off. When you hear songs like Pour Some Sugar on Me on the radio today, it's still pretty amazing, really brings back memories.

Well, you know, at the end of the day, football is a tough game. When I was playing in my career, you had to have that mental strength. You’ve got to keep going, keep working for your teammates, and eventually, the goals will start flying in again.

You know, looking back at those early days in Sheffield, we never imagined we'd still be filling stadiums forty years later. It’s all about that connection with the fans. Standing on stage, hearing them scream every lyric, it really reminds you why we started this whole crazy journey.

So we’re down at the studio, right? And it’s absolute chaos as usual, man. Our kid is kicking off about some vintage amp, and McGee is just sat there grinning like a madman. It was proper mental back then, you know? Just pure, high-end madness every single day.

I’d spend hours just practicing in front of the mirror with that hairbrush, pretending I was on a big stage. My dad would be in the other room, but I was in my own world, just listening and learning every single track until I knew them by heart.

It's funny how the mind works after decades on the road. You don't always recall the massive stadiums, but you definitely remember those freezing rehearsals in a damp basement back in Sheffield. Those early days really shaped us as a band, and honestly, I wouldn't change a single thing.

We wanted that raw, analog feeling, something that sounds like a band actually playing in a room together. It's not about being perfect, it's about the soul and the grit of the performance. We just let the tape roll and hoped to capture that magic.