The Concert

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Way back in the 70s, a concert featuring a popular rock band comprising 70 members drew in over 1500 people to the town square. Many attendees were excited to see their favorite musicians perform live. 

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And danced along to their hits, including everything from their album 70 maniacs from the. 

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Indies. However, the large crowd caused some safety concerns and local police had to intervene to ensure everyone's well-being. 

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Despite the chaos, the concert goers had a fantastic time and some still reminisce about the event to day. 

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During an interview with a a musician who rose to fame in the 70s, he shared a funny story from his early days on tour. 

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He recalled how during one show, he forgot the lyrics to his song and ended up ad libbing saying. 

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I'm going to sing something new now. 

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The audience loved the unexpected twist and the impromptu line ended up becoming a famous catch phrase associated with the artist. 

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Ironically, the fame of the catch phrase outlast to that of the musician who hasn't been heard from since the early 80s. 

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A focus group was conducted to gather feedback on a new commercial for a popular skew store called Shoe Betcha, named after a throw away line from Fox TV's married with children starring the inimitable Ed O'Neill, the AD featured a young athlete running through various obstacles. 

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While saying quote shew, betcha I'm going to crush this course, UN quote. The participants generally found the commercial motivating and inspire. 

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But some suggested that the line sounded too scripted and could be improved by making it sound more natural. Alternate lines such as quote shew. Betcha I'm going to run around this track a few times and get a really good time, UN quote. 

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Were also rejected as being, well, pretty boring. Here's a transcriber tidbit for you twice in this audio, I've pronounced the words quote going to UN quote as quote gonna uncle. 

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Quote and go transcripts clean verbatim style quote going to UN quote is the correct transcription. 

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However, in the two quotes above, I'd prefer you use quote, gonna UN quote cause that's what the speaker actually says. However, unless client instructions say otherwise, normally it's better to say quote going to. 

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UN quote. And you can quote me on that. 

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