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01:00Sound City was a place where real men went to make records.
01:03All during the 80s, you listen to one of these stations where they play rock and roll.
01:07Seven or eight out of that, ten songs were recorded at Sound City.
01:11I was wondering whoever used the board after us, if they had a burning sensation in the next morning.
01:17Then they'd know we were there.
01:18I believe I can see the future.
01:21Other studios started to shift.
01:24Everything's got to be digital.
01:25Now you can record audio into the computer.
01:27I heard some young guy in a band say, you don't have to practice anymore.
01:31You just slice it up in the computer and it comes out perfectly.
01:35Sound City, it just couldn't keep up.
01:38It started selling off the gear in Studio B.
01:40I thought that board would just go straight to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
01:43I'm trying to move on, but it's been hard.
01:45Like many things, there's no bookstore, there's no music store, and there's no Sound City.
01:49In this age of technology, where you can manipulate anything, how do we retain that human element?
01:57Let's rock, let's play, let's record.
02:01Be true to yourself and make the music that you love.
02:07Chemistry is something that happens between people.
02:12The conversation became something much bigger.
02:15How do we keep music to sound like people?
02:18and sort of like evolves until it hits this point and maybe goes...
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