Name: 世界最偉大歌曲的十大冷知識！你絕對不知道的祕密！ (Top 10 Things You Never Knew About the World’s Greatest Songs)
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I don't wanna die Sometimes wish I'd never been born at all.

我不想死，有時候真希望我從來沒出生過。

today we're counting down our picks for the hidden histories and untold secrets behind some of the most iconic anthems ever recorded.

今天我們要來倒數，盤點那些史上最經典國歌背後，不為人知的歷史和祕辛。

Number 10, 7 nation army was a childhood mishearing I'm gonna fight them all.

第十名，7 nation army 源自童年時的聽錯，我會跟他們拼了。

That instantly recognizable stomping guitar riff from this song has become an anthem for sporting events worldwide, a rallying cry that transcends language barriers.

這首歌曲中，那辨識度極高的跺腳吉他旋律，已經成為全球運動賽事的國歌，一種超越語言隔閡的吶喊。

Yet the enigmatic title itself stems from an utterly charming and profoundly innocent misunderstanding.

然而，這個神祕的歌名本身，卻源於一個極其迷人且純真無邪的誤會。

And if I catch it coming back my way I'm gonna serve it to you.

如果我發現它又朝我而來，我會把它還給你。

The White Stripes frontman Jack White revealed that as a young boy growing up in Detroit, he had difficulty pronouncing the Salvation army the name of the charitable organization he often saw.

The White Stripes 的主唱 Jack White 透露，他小時候在底特律長大，經常看到慈善組織 Salvation Army，但他卻唸不清楚。

Instead, he consistently mispronounced it as Seven Nation Army.

他總是把 Salvation Army 唸成 Seven Nation Army。

This unique, slightly menacing frame stuck with him throughout his childhood, eventually becoming the perfect distinctive title for their 2003 smash hit.

這個獨特、略帶威脅的畫面，伴隨著他整個童年，最終成為他們 2003 年熱門歌曲的完美標誌性名稱。

Good Vibrations took 90 hours of studio time to record.

Good Vibrations 錄製花了 90 個小時的錄音室時間。

When Brian Wilson set out to create the Beach Boys good vibrations in 1966, he wasn't just aiming for a pop singer single, he was attempting to compose what he famously called a pocket symphony.

1966 年，當 Brian Wilson 著手創作 Beach Boys 的 good vibrations 時，他不僅僅是想寫一首流行歌手的單曲，他還試圖創作他聲稱的「口袋交響曲」。

This ambitious vision translated into one of the most painstakingly crafted songs in rock history.

這個宏大的願景轉化為搖滾史上最精心打磨的歌曲之一。

To achieve his desired soundscape, Wilson employed a revolutionary modular recording technique, breaking the song into numerous distinct sections, each recorded separately in different Los Angeles studio studios like Gold Star Studios and Western Recorders over several months.

為了達到他想要的聲景，Wilson 採用了一種革命性的模組化錄音技術，將歌曲分解成許多獨立的部分，每個部分都在 Gold Star Studios 和 Western Recorders 等洛杉磯不同的錄音室分開錄製，歷時數月。

This meticulous process involved an astonishing 17 recording sessions across four different studios and racked up an unprecedented 90 hours of tape.

這個細緻的過程涉及了驚人的 17 次錄音，橫跨四個不同的錄音室，累積了前所未有的 90 小時錄音帶。

The final cost of the single ballooned to an estimated $50,000, an astronomical sum in 1966.

這首單曲的最終成本飆升至估計 50,000 美元，在 1966 年這是一筆天文數字。

Number Every Breath youh Take is a stalker anthem.

Number Every Breath youh Take 是一首跟蹤狂的國歌。

The Police's timeless hit, released in May 1983 on their album Synchronicity, has been embraced by countless couples as a romantic ode, even becoming a popular choice for weddings.

The Police 的這首經典熱門歌曲，於 1983 年 5 月發行，收錄在他們的專輯 Synchronicity 中，被無數情侶視為浪漫的頌歌，甚至成為婚禮的熱門選擇。

However, its true meaning is far darker and profoundly unsettling, something lead singer Sting has openly expressed frustration about being misunderstood.

然而，它真正的含義卻要黑暗得多，也令人不安得多，這點主唱 Sting 曾公開表示對被誤解感到沮喪。

I feel so cold and I long for your embrace.

Penned during a period of immense personal turmoil, specifically his 1982 divorce, the song is a chilling portrayal of obsessive love, surveillance and relentless jealousy.

這首歌是在他 1982 年離婚的巨大個人動盪時期寫成的，描繪了一種令人毛骨悚然的迷戀、監視和無休止的嫉妒。

Sting himself has described it as a nasty little song, famously stating, I think it's a very sinister song, and

Sting 自己形容這是一首卑鄙的小歌，並名言：「我認為這是一首非常陰險的歌，而且

I don't think people have really grasped that have a poor Heartaches Number seven Prince played every instrument on when Doves Cry.

我認為人們並沒有真正理解，在 When Doves Cry 這首歌裡，Heartaches Number seven Prince 演奏了所有樂器。

Prince Rogers Nelson was nothing short of a musical polymath, a virtuoso capable of mastering nearly any instrument he laid his hands on.

Prince Rogers Nelson 無疑是一位音樂上的全才，一位可以精通他接觸的幾乎任何樂器的演奏家。

Though the titular track on Purple Rain was recorded live with the band at First Avenue in Minneapolis on August 3, 1983, Prince subsequently performed extensive overdubs, most notably his searing, unforgettable guitar solos and layered vocals.

雖然 Purple Rain 的標題曲是在 1983 年 8 月 3 日於 Minneapolis 的 First Avenue 與樂團現場錄製的，但 Prince 後來進行了大量的疊錄，尤其是他炙熱、難忘的吉他獨奏和層疊的人聲。

Maybe I'm just too demanding maybe I'm just like my father too bold.

也許我太挑剔了，也許我跟我爸一樣太大膽了。

Across the Purple Rain album, Prince's command over every sonic element was even more evident.

在整張 Purple Rain 專輯中，Prince 對每個聲音元素的掌控力更加明顯。

On tracks like When Doves Cry, he famously played every single instrument.

在 When Doves Cry 這類曲目中，他以演奏所有樂器而聞名。

His unparalleled ability to conceive, arrange and then perform such intricate and diverse parts solidified his reputation as one of music's most comprehensively gifted and independent artists.

他無與倫比的構思、編曲和演奏如此複雜多樣的樂句的能力，鞏固了他作為音樂中最具全面天賦和獨立性的藝術家之一的聲譽。

Number six Imagine has been banned during sensitive historical periods.

John Lennon's Imagine, released in 1971, stands as one of the most powerful and hopeful anthems for peace and unity ever written.

Imagine all the people envisioning a world without war, greed or division.

Yet these very themes, which many embrace as universal aspirations, have ironically caused it to be viewed as subversive and even discouraged in certain contexts.

You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one.

BBC urged stations to avoid playing Imagine during the 1991 Gulf War, and

US clear channels circulated a post 911 Do not playlist that included it.

While not an official sweeping government decree across all media, specific radio stations and outlets under the regime's influence actively avoided playing the song, effectively silencing its message due to its perceived anti establishment and anti religious sentiment.

While not an official sweeping government decree across all media, specific radio stations and outlets under the regime's influence actively avoided playing the song, effectively silencing its message due to its perceived anti establishment and anti relig

Number 5 Smells Like Teen's spirit title came from a friend's joke.

At the risk of sounding hyperbolic, Nirvana's generational anthem wasn't just a song, it was the defining sound of the 90s.

Its somewhat enigmatic title, however, has an incredibly mundane origin.

不過，它有點神祕的歌名，其實有個超平凡的由來。

The phrase was spray painted on Kurt Cobain's bedroom wall by his friend Kathleen Hanna, the lead singer of the Raya girl band bikini kill in 1990.

這句話是 Kurt Cobain 的朋友，也就是 1990 年的 girl band bikini kill 的主唱 Kathleen Hanna，噴在他臥室牆上的。

Hanna wasn't making a profound statement.

Hanna 並沒有在做什麼深刻的聲明。

She was merely pointing out that Cobain smelled like Teen Spirit, a popular brand of deodorant aimed at young women.

她只是在說 Cobain 身上有 Teen Spirit 的味道，這是一個針對年輕女性的熱門除臭劑品牌。

That his then girlfriend Toby Vale, also a member of Bikini Kill, frequent.

當時他的女友 Toby Vale，也是 Bikini Kill 的成員，經常使用。

Cobain, oblivious to the brand, thought Hanna was making a deep revolutionary statement about his rebellious spirit, embracing it as a powerful anti establishment slogan.

Cobain 對這個品牌毫無所悉，他以為 Hanna 在對他叛逆的精神做一個深刻的革命性聲明，並將其視為一個強而有力的反體制標語。

Number 4 the Thriller music Video Costs more than the Song Are you alright?

第四名是 Thriller 的音樂錄影帶花費比歌曲本身還貴，你還好嗎？

Michael Jackson's Thriller revolutionized the art of the music video forever but for a track of such monumental impact, the cost of its groundbreaking visual accompaniment far outstripped the resources typically allocated to music videos at the time, even surpassing the individual production cost of the song itself.

Michael Jackson 的 Thriller 永遠地革新了音樂錄影帶的藝術，但對於一首影響如此巨大的歌曲，其開創性視覺伴奏的成本遠遠超過當時音樂錄影帶的典型預算，甚至超過了歌曲本身的製作成本。

It's Close to Midnight and Something Evil's Lurking in the Dark.

黑暗中，午夜將近，有什麼邪惡的東西正在潛伏。

Directed by John Landis and featuring groundbreaking special effects makeup by Rick Baker, the 14 minute cinematic masterpiece, released on December 2, 1983, cost an unprecedented $500,000 to $800,000 to produce.

這部 14 分鐘的電影傑作，由 John Landis 執導，並由 Rick Baker 製作了開創性的特殊效果化妝，於 1983 年 12 月 2 日發行，製作成本高達前所未有的 50 萬至 80 萬美元。

This was an astronomical sum, especially considering record labels like CBS Epic initially balked at funding it.

這筆錢在當時是天文數字，尤其是考慮到像 CBS Epic 這樣的唱片公司一開始還猶豫要不要資助。

Chances are they got over it once they realized how lucrative and influential Jackson's album, song and video had become.

不過，一旦他們意識到 Jackson 的專輯、歌曲和音樂錄影帶有多麼賺錢和有影響力，他們大概也就釋懷了。

Number three Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven was accused of being a ripoff.

第三名是 Led Zeppelin 的 Stairway to Heaven，被指控抄襲。

The legendary British four pieces Nine Minute Epic is undeniably one of rock's most revered and recognizable tracks.

這首傳奇英國四人組的九分鐘史詩，無疑是搖滾樂中最受尊敬和辨識度最高的曲目之一。

There's a Feeling I Get When I Look to the West.

當我望向西方時，我有一種感覺。

However, controversy centers on striking similarities between Stairways Opening and an instrumental track called taurus, released in 1968 by the American psychedelic rock band Spirit.

然而，爭議的焦點在於 Stairway 的開頭與 1968 年由美國迷幻搖滾樂團 Spirit 發行的名為 Taurus 的器樂曲之間有驚人的相似之處。

the estate of their late guitarist Randy California pursued legal action for years alleging that Led Zeppelin had plagiarized their work, citing that Led Zeppelin had opened for Spirit on several occasions in 1968 and 1969.

他們已故吉他手 Randy California 的遺產，多年來一直提起訴訟，聲稱 Led Zeppelin 抄襲了他們的作品，並指出 Led Zeppelin 在 1968 年和 1969 年曾多次為 Spirit 擔任開場表演。

Ultimately, a final ruling in 2020 by the U.S.

最終，美國最高法院在 2020 年做出了最終裁決，

supreme Court upheld Led Zeppelin's sole copyright, effectively ending the contentious debate and she's buying a Stairway to Heaven Number two the Beatles Hey Jude was originally written for John Lennon's son.

裁定 Led Zeppelin 擁有獨家版權，有效地結束了這場爭議，而她們正在購買 Stairway to Heaven。第二名是 The Beatles 的 Hey Jude，最初是為 John Lennon 的兒子寫的。

Don't make it bad Many might not be familiar with the deeply prepared, personal and tender origin behind hey Jude's creation.

別讓它變糟 很多人可能不熟悉 Hey Jude 創作背後那份深刻準備、個人化且溫柔的起源。

Paul McCartney penned the song specifically for Julian Lennon, John Lennon's young son.

Paul McCartney 專門為 John Lennon 的小兒子 Julian Lennon 寫了這首歌。

During a tumultuous period in 1968, when John was leaving his first wife, Cynthia Lennon, for Yoko Ono, Paul drove to visit him and Cynthia, wanting to offer solace and reassurance on the drive, he began to compose a song in his head, initially titled hey Jules, intending it as a comforting message.

在 1968 年那個動盪的時期，John 離開了他的第一任妻子 Cynthia Lennon，與 Yoko Ono 在一起，Paul 開車去探望他們，想在路上給予安慰和鼓勵，他開始在腦中創作一首歌，最初的標題是 Hey Jules，意在傳達一個令人欣慰的訊息。

然後你就會開始讓它變得更好。

Julian Lennon himself later recalled Paul's trying to cheer me up.

Julian Lennon 自己後來回憶說 Paul 試圖讓我振作起來。

The song, famously recorded at Trident Studios and released as a single, transformed a moment of personal sorrow into a timeless message of empathy and resilience.

這首歌在 Trident Studios 錄製，並以單曲形式發行，將個人悲傷轉化為永恆的同情和韌性訊息。

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在我們繼續之前，請務必訂閱我們的頻道並響鈴，以便收到最新影片通知。

You have the option to be notified for occasional videos or all of them.

你可以選擇接收偶爾的影片通知，或所有影片的通知。

If you're on your phone, make sure you go into your settings and switch on notifications.

如果你在手機上，請務必進入你的設定並開啟通知。

Number one, Bohemian Rhapsody broke technical ground and the tape machine.

第一名，Bohemian Rhapsody 在技術和錄音機上都有突破。

Bohemian Rhapsody is a recording miracle that almost melted the studio's equipment.

Bohemian Rhapsody 是一場錄音奇蹟，差點讓錄音室的設備融化。

The song's soaring operatic middle section came from sheer obsession.

這首歌高亢的歌劇式中段，源於純粹的執著。

Over the course of about three weeks, Freddie Mercury, Brian May, and

大約三個星期的時間裡，Freddie Mercury、Brian May 和

Roger Taylor layered their own voices again and Again, an estimated 180 separate vocal overdubs to create that massive choral sound.

Roger Taylor 不斷地疊加自己的聲音，估計有 180 次獨立的人聲疊錄，才創造出那宏大的合唱效果。

My nuts feel like they're in my chest right now.

我現在感覺我的睪丸就在胸腔裡。

The technology of the time was analog, meaning every new layer degraded the tape's quality.

當時的技術是類比的，這意味著每一層新的錄音都會降低錄音帶的品質。

By the end, the engineers had bound so many takes together that the tape itself became nearly transparent from overuse.

到最後，工程師們將這麼多段錄音綁在一起，錄音帶本身因為過度使用幾乎變得透明。

Nothing really matters Nothing really matters.

To me, it's one of rock's greatest examples of ambition, literally pushing the limits of what was physically possible.

對我來說，這是搖滾樂最偉大的野心展現之一，真正地突破了物理上的極限。

Did we hit all the right notes with these musical revelations?

我們這次的音樂揭祕，有沒有打中所有正確的點呢？

Or do you know an even more surprising fact about your favorite song?

還是你有更讓你驚訝的關於你最喜歡的歌的事實？