Synthesizer歌詞

[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下
[ti:Giorgio By Moroder][ar:Daft Punk][al:Random Access Memories][by:活在當下] [00:00.00] [00:01.49]When I was fifteen,[00:03.48]sixteen when I really started to play the guitar,[00:06.68]I definitely wanted to become a musician[00:08.99]It was almost impossible because it was,[00:12.24]the dream was so big[00:13.98]that I didn't see any chance[00:16.13]because I was living in a little town,[00:17.99]was studying and[00:19.66]when I finally broke away from school[00:22.76]and became a musician I thought "well,[00:26.54]now I may have a little bit of a chance,[00:28.66]" because all I really wanted to do is music[00:31.60]and not only play music but compose music[00:34.15][00:35.63]At that time, in Germany,[00:37.82]in '69-'70, they already had discotheques[00:42.52]So I would take my car,[00:44.13]would go to a discotheque[00:46.19]and sing maybe 30 minutes[00:50.44]I think I had about 7-8 songs[00:53.50]I would partially sleep in the car[00:57.06]because I didn't want to drive home[00:59.25]and that helped me for about almost 2 years to survive[01:05.86]In the beginning,[01:09.41]I wanted to do an album with the sounds of the 50s,[01:13.10]the sounds of the 60s,[01:14.64]of the 70s and then have a sound of the future[01:19.13]And I thought, "wait a second,[01:21.38]I know the synthesizer,[01:22.63]why don't I use the synthesizer which is the sound of the future"[01:27.86]And I didn't have any idea what to do[01:30.60]but I knew I needed a click[01:32.47]so we put a click on the 24 track which[01:35.22]then was synched to the Moog Modular[01:38.54]I knew that it could be a sound of the future[01:42.43]but I didn't realize how much impact would be[01:45.21][01:47.52]My name is Giovanni Giorgio,[01:49.40]but everybody calls me Giorgio[01:51.77][04:59.45]You want to free your mind about a concept[05:02.13]of harmony and of music being correct,[05:06.81]you can do whatever you want[05:08.29]So nobody told me what to do,[05:11.51]and there was no preconception of what to do[05:14.87][05:15.79]歌詞編輯：活在當下