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Good evening, Steven. Thank you for being with us.
晚上好，斯蒂芬。謝謝你能和我們在一起。
Thank you for having me.
感謝你們邀請我。
So Steven, as a guitar player, how would you describe your music?
那么斯蒂芬，作為一名吉它演奏者，你怎么形容你的音樂？
Is it a kind of folk rock, or a mixture of pop and rock?
是民族搖滾，還是流行與搖滾的混搭？
Well, I just want it to be real rock, hard and solid.
嗯，我只想做純粹的搖滾，堅硬、堅實的搖滾樂。
Has it changed since your first record?
從你第一張唱片以來有變過嗎？
No. I am happy with what I can do.
沒有。我為我能做的感到很高興。
Where are your favorite places to play?
你最喜歡到哪里演出？
Oh, I love Australia.
噢，我最愛澳大利亞。
People here are all smiles.
這里的人們個個笑逐顏開。
So no one throws things onto the stage in Australia?
也就是說在澳大利亞沒人會往舞臺上扔?xùn)|西？
People throw things everywhere.
人們把東西扔得到處都是。
You can't stop that.
你阻止不了的。
What do you think of the people who download your music from the Internet?
你怎么看待那些從網(wǎng)上下載你的音樂的人？
Well, the truth is people who download your music are people who are interested in your music.
嗯，事實上那些下載你音樂的人對你的音樂感興趣。
And if you're upset about that, then what's the point?
若你對這種行為感到不快，有什么意義呢？
Thanks, Steven. Before we finish, can you offer any tips on becoming a better songwriter?
謝謝你，斯蒂芬。在我們結(jié)束前，你能否就如何成為一個好的作曲人給我們提供一些建議？
Stop listening to other people's songs, be yourself.
別再聽別人的歌，做你自己。
