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00:08Kingsley e Charles Ward sono agricolti, che hanno avuto il pop business,
00:12convertendo le ricordi di loro farm in uno di un'errope's best-equipto ricordi centri.
00:17E' quando Rockford è diventato il primo primo studio di ricordi.
00:22Abbiamo mai stato in un studio, abbiamo mai stato in un farm.
00:25Some of them vivono con noi, stavano in Nan's front bedroom.
00:29E' in there, a do the finishing touches to Bohemian Rhapsody.
00:32We turned the recording world upside down.
00:34We had an instant feeling of, we can do anything here.
00:37Boys, tontos, this huge bit of cheese in us.
00:41Ousex, drags in rock and roll.
00:44It was a massive recession, and the music business caved in completely.
00:50The Stone Roses saved Rockfield.
00:51They stayed there for 14 months.
00:54That album was called Second Coming. It was a long time coming.
00:57It was like the height of the Manchester boom.
01:00It's all a bit of a blur, really.
01:03The isolation allowed us to create our own world.
01:05You could go up to whatever you wanted.
01:07That's what you did.
01:09It felt mega.
01:10You're like, that's what you sort of read about.
01:12You go, fucking hell, this is what we're fucking all about, this rock and roll, man.
01:15Everyone wanted to make the songs the best they could.
01:17If that breeded a bit of competition, then so be it.
01:20With that creativity comes high emotion.
01:24That's when it all went a bit tits.
01:27I was looking for a word, which was like, eh, eh, yellow.
01:33And it gave us our lives for the last 16 years.
01:37It's about being a part of something way bigger than you.
01:42You're a part of something else rather than just it.
01:45Very important for rock stars.
01:46Oh, fuck off.
01:47When you're going to start with your life, never give in.
01:50Keep going.
01:50The best is yet to come.
01:54Rock and roll, man.
01:57Rock and roll, man.
