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歌曲 Nevermind, It's an Interview, Pt. 3
歌手 Nirvana
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[00:01.34] Welcome back to Nevermind it's an interview. - ST THOMAS
[00:04.35] Inspirations comes in many forms, and for Nirvana, - ST THOMAS
[00:08.00] it came in the form of an obscure Scottish band called the Vaselines. - ST THOMAS
[00:13.05] Kurt and I were totally into the Vaselines, - KRIST
[00:15.44] I mean they were my favorite band, - KRIST
[00:16.75] they still are one of my favorite bands. - KRIST
[00:18.50] Definitely our number one favorite band. - KURT
[00:21.34] We finally got to play with them, they reformed to play with us, - KRIST
[00:24.90] when we played Edinburgh, Scotland, in ah, early winter of 1990. - KRIST
[00:29.30] So we met Eugene, and kinda kept a rap going with them- KRIST
[00:32.65] then we heard Captain America the band,- KRIST
[00:34.54] we heard the tape, we were totally blown away.- KRIST
[00:36.14] Yeah, that's his new band, Captain America, they're really good. - KURT
[00:39.39] Eugene's a great songwriter, so, yeah! - KRIST
[00:41.24] Captain America's gotta go on tour with us! - KRIST
[00:45.00] 《Molly's Lips》
[01:03.00] Since our record has done so well, - KRIST
[01:05.65] we can open up doors for other bands, - KRIST
[01:08.10] from where we come from, - KRIST
[01:09.99] like Sonic Youth or Mudhoney, or the Melvins, - KRIST
[01:12.60] or L7, or Dinosaur Jr. I can just go on and on and on and on. - KRIST
[01:16.99] I guess the best part would be, - KURT
[01:19.94] being in the position to take other bands, - KURT
[01:22.85] whom you like a lot, on tour with you. - KURT
[01:25.94] It's definitely a nice thing to be able to do. - KURT
[01:29.49] We took Shonen Knife, a three piece all girl Japanese band - KURT
[01:34.84] on tour with us in England, - KURT
[01:36.80] and they've been a favorite of ours for years, - KURT
[01:39.15] and no one really knows who they are in England, or anywhere in Europe. - KURT
[01:42.29] And we've taken the Melvins on tour with us, - KURT
[01:44.85] and in the future, we hope to take Hole, and Jesus Lizard, - KURT
[01:49.34] and a bunch of other bands who we like. - KURT
[01:51.00] 《Stain》
[02:02.00] But nothing really exciting happens on tour. - KURT
[02:05.63] People think that the 'rock star life' is so exciting and it's, - KURT
[02:10.33] y'know you play a show, - KURT
[02:12.74] you usually get into the town by the time it's dark, - KURT
[02:15.98] and you sound check, and you don't get to see the city, - KURT
[02:18.83] you play the show and then you leave the next morning. - KURT
[02:21.24] Y'know, you go to the hotel room, and you leave, - KURT
[02:23.99] and do the same thing over and over again. - KURT
[02:25.98] It's kinda boring in a way, I mean still I can't think of anything else I'd rather do, - KURT
[02:31.54] but it's not as exciting as everyone thinks. - KURT
[02:34.74] But it's getting harder for me to jump out of the audience now, - KURT
[02:37.89] because the crowds are bigger and some of the people don't realize that. - KURT
[02:43.38] I don't know what they realize actually, - KURT
[02:45.34] because they're putting their hands in my pockets and - KURT
[02:47.94] trying to steal my money and my wallet, - KURT
[02:50.24] and they're they're hitting me really hard and scratching me, so it's ... - KURT
[02:56.29] I dunno, after a while I'm probably not going to be able to do that anymore. - KURT
[02:59.04] And that's too bad, cause' it's a fun little bonding thing to do with the audience. - KURT
[03:03.83] 《School》, live version
[05:07.00] That's School from the album Bleach recorded live. - ST THOMAS
[05:11.26] Nirvana says their next album will be different, perhaps even more like Bleach.- ST THOMAS
[05:16.17] Well our next record's gonna be different, it's gonna be way different. - KRIST
[05:19.57] Well I wouldn't want to put out two of the same record - DAVE
[05:21.36] We'd like to record every song differently. - KURT
[05:24.51] These are just ideas that we have. - KRIST
[05:26.62] Y'know, I know, I know it's gonna be a, a record of extremities. - KRIST
[05:30.12] I think we had our shot at doing the ah, big studio, high-tech Hollywood thing, - DAVE
[05:34.61] whatever y'know I mean, that studio to us, was like, pretty like, techno. - DAVE
[05:39.77] I dunno, maybe we'll do the next record on 8-track. - DAVE
[05:42.46] That will be recorded on 8-track. - KURT
[05:44.32] You can get more low end frequencies out of an 8-track. - DAVE
[05:46.47] Go back to the Bleach sound. - KURT
[05:48.31] Back to that sorta, more along the lines of Bleach. - DAVE
[05:50.57] Cause' I really liked the production of Bleach, and I, - KURT
[05:53.52] I dunno, I felt kinda weird straying so far away from it ... - KURT
[05:57.02] We've got this far, with this record. - DAVE
[05:58.62] There's definitely going to be some more abrasive songs on our next record. - KURT
[06:01.57] Y'know, we're gonna do something, just totally test the limits. - DAVE
[06:05.22] Really raw and abrasive, to very uh, pretty and candyish. - KRIST
[06:09.67] All the radio listeners, or the MTV watchers, or whoever, just like, really test them, - DAVE
[06:14.66] and shove something totally aggro, in their face, and, - DAVE
[06:17.98] and see if they can handle that. - DAVE
[06:19.00] 《Big Cheese》
[06:44.00] Almost anything that's musical, is pop music, as far as I'm concerned. - KURT
[06:49.14] As long as it's good, and it's catchy, it's pop. And y'know, a lot of punk rock is pop. - KURT
[06:54.50] I think the only time that punk rock strayed away from pop, - KURT
[06:58.29] was when hardcore came around, y'know, and there was a lot, - KURT
[07:02.50] y'know, real dirgy stuff also, - KURT
[07:05.79] like the crossover metal thing, and I really can't consider a lot of that music. - KURT
[07:10.69] Y'know, maybe one percent, of the people who are listening to Nevermind, - DAVE
[07:14.94] that ever bought Nevermind, maybe not one percent, - DAVE
[07:17.15] but I'm just saying that this, um, a small minority of people - DAVE
[07:19.79] who are listening to our record now, know about punk rock. - DAVE
[07:23.33] A lot of people don't know about punk rock. - DAVE
[07:25.02] They think about punk rock ... - DAVE
[07:26.23] and they think of like that Quincy episode where the guy threw the brick off the building. - DAVE
[07:30.02] I guess, I dunno, I just don't agree with old punk rock ethos, - KURT
[07:34.32] of like, you have to starve to be a real artist. It's bullshit. - KURT
[07:39.00] 《Been A Son》
[07:53.00] We don't like to think of ourselves as a political band, - KURT
[07:56.60] because y'know, you tend to become too anal, and it becomes ridiculous, - KURT
[08:01.60] If you shove it down people's throats y'know, - KURT
[08:03.80] we just ask people to be aware a little bit, - KURT
[08:05.80] and I think the songs kinda reflect that. - KURT
[08:07.96] It's just another issue, another topic, like we could talk about racism, - KRIST
[08:10.96] we could talk about feminism, nationalism, I don't really subscribe to that way of thought, at all. - KRIST
[08:17.60] There's just so much corruption going on with the government, - KURT
[08:20.86] and the Reagan years have definitely set us back, - KURT
[08:24.55] to where the average teenager feels kinda lost, and there isn't much hope. - KURT
[08:29.80] They're still at least, aware of the mistakes that our parent's generation has made. - KURT
[08:36.30] And I just think that it'll take a little bit of time for kids to start doing the duties - KURT
[08:41.31] that they're supposed to do, which is challenge things, like corruption. - KURT
[08:45.55] "The way American's money is budgeted by our government, - DAVE
[08:48.55] it leaves nothing to the education system. - DAVE
[08:51.30] Teachers are dealing with the future, y'know, - DAVE
[08:54.10] teachers are dealing with kids growing up, who are gonna take care of me or you, someday. - DAVE
[09:01.35] Just the education system in general, in a lot of places, is really screwed. - DAVE
[09:06.56] Y'know, it's great to get information like that, so you can um, form your own ideas. - KRIST
[09:10.35] It'd be neat, if like y'know, the 60's had a like, Abby Hoffman, - KRIST
[09:15.45] or ah, John Sinclair y'know, Timothy Leary to an extent. - KRIST
[09:19.60] And they were spokes people, and they were shaking things up, - KRIST
[09:22.70] and nowadays, there's not really anybody. - KRIST
[09:24.00] 《Territorial Pissings》
[11:44.00] Territorial Pissings from the multi platinum release Nevermind. - ST THOMAS
[11:48.91] Since it's release, the album has topped the billboard charts, - ST THOMAS
[11:52.27] and the first single Smells Like Teen Spirit has become a top-ten hit. - ST THOMAS
[11:56.56] The success of Nevermind has taken a lot of people by surprise including the band. - ST THOMAS
[12:01.50] I'll never get over the shock and that's kinda good. - KURT
[12:04.17] It was, um, sort of a really, whatever, organic thing, there wasn't any massive hype. - DAVE
[12:10.92] I mean there is definitely no big million dollar investment, in, - KURT
[12:14.67] in promotion behind this record at all, it's totally organic, and it just happened. - KURT
[12:19.26] Y'know, whatever's happened, is, was surely out of our control, - KRIST
[12:22.41] and I'm glad it's happened y'know it's nice to sell that many records, - KRIST
[12:25.56] it's nice to turn on people to something different. - KRIST
[12:28.11] People tellin' me "Oh yeah you guy's record", "I think you guys are gonna go platinum", - KRIST
[12:32.10] and we're like "Oh man, c'mon, y'know, if we get a gold record outta this, that'll be amazing". - KRIST
[12:36.97] It's not my fault. I never wanted the fame involved. - KURT
[12:40.82] That's, That's a totally different story. - KURT
[12:43.31] I think Paul Stanley once said something like, - KURT
[12:46.45] "Only thing that money gives you is relief of not having to worry about money." - KURT
[12:50.91] Only thing I'd really like to do with it, is to invest in some bands that I like, - KURT
[12:55.02] I, I don't wanna start my own record label cause God, - KURT
[12:58.76] I know I couldn't do that. - KURT
[13:01.46] But I'd like to give some money to some labels who're putting out great music, help in that way. - KURT
[13:08.27] And um, probably gonna buy a house. - KURT
[13:09.75] Hopefully we can have a recording studio too a little 8-track recording studio, - KURT
[13:14.01] so we can make good demos. - KURT
[13:16.70] And those are pretty much the plans and just get some new shoes. - KURT
[13:19.00] 《Smell like teen spirit》
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[00:01.34] Welcome back to Nevermind it' s an interview. ST THOMAS
[00:04.35] Inspirations comes in many forms, and for Nirvana, ST THOMAS
[00:08.00] it came in the form of an obscure Scottish band called the Vaselines. ST THOMAS
[00:13.05] Kurt and I were totally into the Vaselines, KRIST
[00:15.44] I mean they were my favorite band, KRIST
[00:16.75] they still are one of my favorite bands. KRIST
[00:18.50] Definitely our number one favorite band. KURT
[00:21.34] We finally got to play with them, they reformed to play with us, KRIST
[00:24.90] when we played Edinburgh, Scotland, in ah, early winter of 1990. KRIST
[00:29.30] So we met Eugene, and kinda kept a rap going with them KRIST
[00:32.65] then we heard Captain America the band, KRIST
[00:34.54] we heard the tape, we were totally blown away. KRIST
[00:36.14] Yeah, that' s his new band, Captain America, they' re really good. KURT
[00:39.39] Eugene' s a great songwriter, so, yeah! KRIST
[00:41.24] Captain America' s gotta go on tour with us! KRIST
[00:45.00] Molly' s Lips
[01:03.00] Since our record has done so well, KRIST
[01:05.65] we can open up doors for other bands, KRIST
[01:08.10] from where we come from, KRIST
[01:09.99] like Sonic Youth or Mudhoney, or the Melvins, KRIST
[01:12.60] or L7, or Dinosaur Jr. I can just go on and on and on and on. KRIST
[01:16.99] I guess the best part would be, KURT
[01:19.94] being in the position to take other bands, KURT
[01:22.85] whom you like a lot, on tour with you. KURT
[01:25.94] It' s definitely a nice thing to be able to do. KURT
[01:29.49] We took Shonen Knife, a three piece all girl Japanese band KURT
[01:34.84] on tour with us in England, KURT
[01:36.80] and they' ve been a favorite of ours for years, KURT
[01:39.15] and no one really knows who they are in England, or anywhere in Europe. KURT
[01:42.29] And we' ve taken the Melvins on tour with us, KURT
[01:44.85] and in the future, we hope to take Hole, and Jesus Lizard, KURT
[01:49.34] and a bunch of other bands who we like. KURT
[01:51.00] Stain
[02:02.00] But nothing really exciting happens on tour. KURT
[02:05.63] People think that the ' rock star life' is so exciting and it' s, KURT
[02:10.33] y' know you play a show, KURT
[02:12.74] you usually get into the town by the time it' s dark, KURT
[02:15.98] and you sound check, and you don' t get to see the city, KURT
[02:18.83] you play the show and then you leave the next morning. KURT
[02:21.24] Y' know, you go to the hotel room, and you leave, KURT
[02:23.99] and do the same thing over and over again. KURT
[02:25.98] It' s kinda boring in a way, I mean still I can' t think of anything else I' d rather do, KURT
[02:31.54] but it' s not as exciting as everyone thinks. KURT
[02:34.74] But it' s getting harder for me to jump out of the audience now, KURT
[02:37.89] because the crowds are bigger and some of the people don' t realize that. KURT
[02:43.38] I don' t know what they realize actually, KURT
[02:45.34] because they' re putting their hands in my pockets and KURT
[02:47.94] trying to steal my money and my wallet, KURT
[02:50.24] and they' re they' re hitting me really hard and scratching me, so it' s ... KURT
[02:56.29] I dunno, after a while I' m probably not going to be able to do that anymore. KURT
[02:59.04] And that' s too bad, cause' it' s a fun little bonding thing to do with the audience. KURT
[03:03.83] School, live version
[05:07.00] That' s School from the album Bleach recorded live. ST THOMAS
[05:11.26] Nirvana says their next album will be different, perhaps even more like Bleach. ST THOMAS
[05:16.17] Well our next record' s gonna be different, it' s gonna be way different. KRIST
[05:19.57] Well I wouldn' t want to put out two of the same record DAVE
[05:21.36] We' d like to record every song differently. KURT
[05:24.51] These are just ideas that we have. KRIST
[05:26.62] Y' know, I know, I know it' s gonna be a, a record of extremities. KRIST
[05:30.12] I think we had our shot at doing the ah, big studio, hightech Hollywood thing, DAVE
[05:34.61] whatever y' know I mean, that studio to us, was like, pretty like, techno. DAVE
[05:39.77] I dunno, maybe we' ll do the next record on 8track. DAVE
[05:42.46] That will be recorded on 8track. KURT
[05:44.32] You can get more low end frequencies out of an 8track. DAVE
[05:46.47] Go back to the Bleach sound. KURT
[05:48.31] Back to that sorta, more along the lines of Bleach. DAVE
[05:50.57] Cause' I really liked the production of Bleach, and I, KURT
[05:53.52] I dunno, I felt kinda weird straying so far away from it ... KURT
[05:57.02] We' ve got this far, with this record. DAVE
[05:58.62] There' s definitely going to be some more abrasive songs on our next record. KURT
[06:01.57] Y' know, we' re gonna do something, just totally test the limits. DAVE
[06:05.22] Really raw and abrasive, to very uh, pretty and candyish. KRIST
[06:09.67] All the radio listeners, or the MTV watchers, or whoever, just like, really test them, DAVE
[06:14.66] and shove something totally aggro, in their face, and, DAVE
[06:17.98] and see if they can handle that. DAVE
[06:19.00] Big Cheese
[06:44.00] Almost anything that' s musical, is pop music, as far as I' m concerned. KURT
[06:49.14] As long as it' s good, and it' s catchy, it' s pop. And y' know, a lot of punk rock is pop. KURT
[06:54.50] I think the only time that punk rock strayed away from pop, KURT
[06:58.29] was when hardcore came around, y' know, and there was a lot, KURT
[07:02.50] y' know, real dirgy stuff also, KURT
[07:05.79] like the crossover metal thing, and I really can' t consider a lot of that music. KURT
[07:10.69] Y' know, maybe one percent, of the people who are listening to Nevermind, DAVE
[07:14.94] that ever bought Nevermind, maybe not one percent, DAVE
[07:17.15] but I' m just saying that this, um, a small minority of people DAVE
[07:19.79] who are listening to our record now, know about punk rock. DAVE
[07:23.33] A lot of people don' t know about punk rock. DAVE
[07:25.02] They think about punk rock ... DAVE
[07:26.23] and they think of like that Quincy episode where the guy threw the brick off the building. DAVE
[07:30.02] I guess, I dunno, I just don' t agree with old punk rock ethos, KURT
[07:34.32] of like, you have to starve to be a real artist. It' s bullshit. KURT
[07:39.00] Been A Son
[07:53.00] We don' t like to think of ourselves as a political band, KURT
[07:56.60] because y' know, you tend to become too anal, and it becomes ridiculous, KURT
[08:01.60] If you shove it down people' s throats y' know, KURT
[08:03.80] we just ask people to be aware a little bit, KURT
[08:05.80] and I think the songs kinda reflect that. KURT
[08:07.96] It' s just another issue, another topic, like we could talk about racism, KRIST
[08:10.96] we could talk about feminism, nationalism, I don' t really subscribe to that way of thought, at all. KRIST
[08:17.60] There' s just so much corruption going on with the government, KURT
[08:20.86] and the Reagan years have definitely set us back, KURT
[08:24.55] to where the average teenager feels kinda lost, and there isn' t much hope. KURT
[08:29.80] They' re still at least, aware of the mistakes that our parent' s generation has made. KURT
[08:36.30] And I just think that it' ll take a little bit of time for kids to start doing the duties KURT
[08:41.31] that they' re supposed to do, which is challenge things, like corruption. KURT
[08:45.55] " The way American' s money is budgeted by our government, DAVE
[08:48.55] it leaves nothing to the education system. DAVE
[08:51.30] Teachers are dealing with the future, y' know, DAVE
[08:54.10] teachers are dealing with kids growing up, who are gonna take care of me or you, someday. DAVE
[09:01.35] Just the education system in general, in a lot of places, is really screwed. DAVE
[09:06.56] Y' know, it' s great to get information like that, so you can um, form your own ideas. KRIST
[09:10.35] It' d be neat, if like y' know, the 60' s had a like, Abby Hoffman, KRIST
[09:15.45] or ah, John Sinclair y' know, Timothy Leary to an extent. KRIST
[09:19.60] And they were spokes people, and they were shaking things up, KRIST
[09:22.70] and nowadays, there' s not really anybody. KRIST
[09:24.00] Territorial Pissings
[11:44.00] Territorial Pissings from the multi platinum release Nevermind. ST THOMAS
[11:48.91] Since it' s release, the album has topped the billboard charts, ST THOMAS
[11:52.27] and the first single Smells Like Teen Spirit has become a topten hit. ST THOMAS
[11:56.56] The success of Nevermind has taken a lot of people by surprise including the band. ST THOMAS
[12:01.50] I' ll never get over the shock and that' s kinda good. KURT
[12:04.17] It was, um, sort of a really, whatever, organic thing, there wasn' t any massive hype. DAVE
[12:10.92] I mean there is definitely no big million dollar investment, in, KURT
[12:14.67] in promotion behind this record at all, it' s totally organic, and it just happened. KURT
[12:19.26] Y' know, whatever' s happened, is, was surely out of our control, KRIST
[12:22.41] and I' m glad it' s happened y' know it' s nice to sell that many records, KRIST
[12:25.56] it' s nice to turn on people to something different. KRIST
[12:28.11] People tellin' me " Oh yeah you guy' s record", " I think you guys are gonna go platinum", KRIST
[12:32.10] and we' re like " Oh man, c' mon, y' know, if we get a gold record outta this, that' ll be amazing". KRIST
[12:36.97] It' s not my fault. I never wanted the fame involved. KURT
[12:40.82] That' s, That' s a totally different story. KURT
[12:43.31] I think Paul Stanley once said something like, KURT
[12:46.45] " Only thing that money gives you is relief of not having to worry about money." KURT
[12:50.91] Only thing I' d really like to do with it, is to invest in some bands that I like, KURT
[12:55.02] I, I don' t wanna start my own record label cause God, KURT
[12:58.76] I know I couldn' t do that. KURT
[13:01.46] But I' d like to give some money to some labels who' re putting out great music, help in that way. KURT
[13:08.27] And um, probably gonna buy a house. KURT
[13:09.75] Hopefully we can have a recording studio too a little 8track recording studio, KURT
[13:14.01] so we can make good demos. KURT
[13:16.70] And those are pretty much the plans and just get some new shoes. KURT
[13:19.00] Smell like teen spirit
ti: Nevermind, It' s an Interview, Pt. 3
ar: Nirvana
al: With The Lights Out
re: jiǎn yì gē cí biān jí qì For UWP
ve: 2. 11. 4
[00:01.34] Welcome back to Nevermind it' s an interview. ST THOMAS
[00:04.35] Inspirations comes in many forms, and for Nirvana, ST THOMAS
[00:08.00] it came in the form of an obscure Scottish band called the Vaselines. ST THOMAS
[00:13.05] Kurt and I were totally into the Vaselines, KRIST
[00:15.44] I mean they were my favorite band, KRIST
[00:16.75] they still are one of my favorite bands. KRIST
[00:18.50] Definitely our number one favorite band. KURT
[00:21.34] We finally got to play with them, they reformed to play with us, KRIST
[00:24.90] when we played Edinburgh, Scotland, in ah, early winter of 1990. KRIST
[00:29.30] So we met Eugene, and kinda kept a rap going with them KRIST
[00:32.65] then we heard Captain America the band, KRIST
[00:34.54] we heard the tape, we were totally blown away. KRIST
[00:36.14] Yeah, that' s his new band, Captain America, they' re really good. KURT
[00:39.39] Eugene' s a great songwriter, so, yeah! KRIST
[00:41.24] Captain America' s gotta go on tour with us! KRIST
[00:45.00] Molly' s Lips
[01:03.00] Since our record has done so well, KRIST
[01:05.65] we can open up doors for other bands, KRIST
[01:08.10] from where we come from, KRIST
[01:09.99] like Sonic Youth or Mudhoney, or the Melvins, KRIST
[01:12.60] or L7, or Dinosaur Jr. I can just go on and on and on and on. KRIST
[01:16.99] I guess the best part would be, KURT
[01:19.94] being in the position to take other bands, KURT
[01:22.85] whom you like a lot, on tour with you. KURT
[01:25.94] It' s definitely a nice thing to be able to do. KURT
[01:29.49] We took Shonen Knife, a three piece all girl Japanese band KURT
[01:34.84] on tour with us in England, KURT
[01:36.80] and they' ve been a favorite of ours for years, KURT
[01:39.15] and no one really knows who they are in England, or anywhere in Europe. KURT
[01:42.29] And we' ve taken the Melvins on tour with us, KURT
[01:44.85] and in the future, we hope to take Hole, and Jesus Lizard, KURT
[01:49.34] and a bunch of other bands who we like. KURT
[01:51.00] Stain
[02:02.00] But nothing really exciting happens on tour. KURT
[02:05.63] People think that the ' rock star life' is so exciting and it' s, KURT
[02:10.33] y' know you play a show, KURT
[02:12.74] you usually get into the town by the time it' s dark, KURT
[02:15.98] and you sound check, and you don' t get to see the city, KURT
[02:18.83] you play the show and then you leave the next morning. KURT
[02:21.24] Y' know, you go to the hotel room, and you leave, KURT
[02:23.99] and do the same thing over and over again. KURT
[02:25.98] It' s kinda boring in a way, I mean still I can' t think of anything else I' d rather do, KURT
[02:31.54] but it' s not as exciting as everyone thinks. KURT
[02:34.74] But it' s getting harder for me to jump out of the audience now, KURT
[02:37.89] because the crowds are bigger and some of the people don' t realize that. KURT
[02:43.38] I don' t know what they realize actually, KURT
[02:45.34] because they' re putting their hands in my pockets and KURT
[02:47.94] trying to steal my money and my wallet, KURT
[02:50.24] and they' re they' re hitting me really hard and scratching me, so it' s ... KURT
[02:56.29] I dunno, after a while I' m probably not going to be able to do that anymore. KURT
[02:59.04] And that' s too bad, cause' it' s a fun little bonding thing to do with the audience. KURT
[03:03.83] School, live version
[05:07.00] That' s School from the album Bleach recorded live. ST THOMAS
[05:11.26] Nirvana says their next album will be different, perhaps even more like Bleach. ST THOMAS
[05:16.17] Well our next record' s gonna be different, it' s gonna be way different. KRIST
[05:19.57] Well I wouldn' t want to put out two of the same record DAVE
[05:21.36] We' d like to record every song differently. KURT
[05:24.51] These are just ideas that we have. KRIST
[05:26.62] Y' know, I know, I know it' s gonna be a, a record of extremities. KRIST
[05:30.12] I think we had our shot at doing the ah, big studio, hightech Hollywood thing, DAVE
[05:34.61] whatever y' know I mean, that studio to us, was like, pretty like, techno. DAVE
[05:39.77] I dunno, maybe we' ll do the next record on 8track. DAVE
[05:42.46] That will be recorded on 8track. KURT
[05:44.32] You can get more low end frequencies out of an 8track. DAVE
[05:46.47] Go back to the Bleach sound. KURT
[05:48.31] Back to that sorta, more along the lines of Bleach. DAVE
[05:50.57] Cause' I really liked the production of Bleach, and I, KURT
[05:53.52] I dunno, I felt kinda weird straying so far away from it ... KURT
[05:57.02] We' ve got this far, with this record. DAVE
[05:58.62] There' s definitely going to be some more abrasive songs on our next record. KURT
[06:01.57] Y' know, we' re gonna do something, just totally test the limits. DAVE
[06:05.22] Really raw and abrasive, to very uh, pretty and candyish. KRIST
[06:09.67] All the radio listeners, or the MTV watchers, or whoever, just like, really test them, DAVE
[06:14.66] and shove something totally aggro, in their face, and, DAVE
[06:17.98] and see if they can handle that. DAVE
[06:19.00] Big Cheese
[06:44.00] Almost anything that' s musical, is pop music, as far as I' m concerned. KURT
[06:49.14] As long as it' s good, and it' s catchy, it' s pop. And y' know, a lot of punk rock is pop. KURT
[06:54.50] I think the only time that punk rock strayed away from pop, KURT
[06:58.29] was when hardcore came around, y' know, and there was a lot, KURT
[07:02.50] y' know, real dirgy stuff also, KURT
[07:05.79] like the crossover metal thing, and I really can' t consider a lot of that music. KURT
[07:10.69] Y' know, maybe one percent, of the people who are listening to Nevermind, DAVE
[07:14.94] that ever bought Nevermind, maybe not one percent, DAVE
[07:17.15] but I' m just saying that this, um, a small minority of people DAVE
[07:19.79] who are listening to our record now, know about punk rock. DAVE
[07:23.33] A lot of people don' t know about punk rock. DAVE
[07:25.02] They think about punk rock ... DAVE
[07:26.23] and they think of like that Quincy episode where the guy threw the brick off the building. DAVE
[07:30.02] I guess, I dunno, I just don' t agree with old punk rock ethos, KURT
[07:34.32] of like, you have to starve to be a real artist. It' s bullshit. KURT
[07:39.00] Been A Son
[07:53.00] We don' t like to think of ourselves as a political band, KURT
[07:56.60] because y' know, you tend to become too anal, and it becomes ridiculous, KURT
[08:01.60] If you shove it down people' s throats y' know, KURT
[08:03.80] we just ask people to be aware a little bit, KURT
[08:05.80] and I think the songs kinda reflect that. KURT
[08:07.96] It' s just another issue, another topic, like we could talk about racism, KRIST
[08:10.96] we could talk about feminism, nationalism, I don' t really subscribe to that way of thought, at all. KRIST
[08:17.60] There' s just so much corruption going on with the government, KURT
[08:20.86] and the Reagan years have definitely set us back, KURT
[08:24.55] to where the average teenager feels kinda lost, and there isn' t much hope. KURT
[08:29.80] They' re still at least, aware of the mistakes that our parent' s generation has made. KURT
[08:36.30] And I just think that it' ll take a little bit of time for kids to start doing the duties KURT
[08:41.31] that they' re supposed to do, which is challenge things, like corruption. KURT
[08:45.55] " The way American' s money is budgeted by our government, DAVE
[08:48.55] it leaves nothing to the education system. DAVE
[08:51.30] Teachers are dealing with the future, y' know, DAVE
[08:54.10] teachers are dealing with kids growing up, who are gonna take care of me or you, someday. DAVE
[09:01.35] Just the education system in general, in a lot of places, is really screwed. DAVE
[09:06.56] Y' know, it' s great to get information like that, so you can um, form your own ideas. KRIST
[09:10.35] It' d be neat, if like y' know, the 60' s had a like, Abby Hoffman, KRIST
[09:15.45] or ah, John Sinclair y' know, Timothy Leary to an extent. KRIST
[09:19.60] And they were spokes people, and they were shaking things up, KRIST
[09:22.70] and nowadays, there' s not really anybody. KRIST
[09:24.00] Territorial Pissings
[11:44.00] Territorial Pissings from the multi platinum release Nevermind. ST THOMAS
[11:48.91] Since it' s release, the album has topped the billboard charts, ST THOMAS
[11:52.27] and the first single Smells Like Teen Spirit has become a topten hit. ST THOMAS
[11:56.56] The success of Nevermind has taken a lot of people by surprise including the band. ST THOMAS
[12:01.50] I' ll never get over the shock and that' s kinda good. KURT
[12:04.17] It was, um, sort of a really, whatever, organic thing, there wasn' t any massive hype. DAVE
[12:10.92] I mean there is definitely no big million dollar investment, in, KURT
[12:14.67] in promotion behind this record at all, it' s totally organic, and it just happened. KURT
[12:19.26] Y' know, whatever' s happened, is, was surely out of our control, KRIST
[12:22.41] and I' m glad it' s happened y' know it' s nice to sell that many records, KRIST
[12:25.56] it' s nice to turn on people to something different. KRIST
[12:28.11] People tellin' me " Oh yeah you guy' s record", " I think you guys are gonna go platinum", KRIST
[12:32.10] and we' re like " Oh man, c' mon, y' know, if we get a gold record outta this, that' ll be amazing". KRIST
[12:36.97] It' s not my fault. I never wanted the fame involved. KURT
[12:40.82] That' s, That' s a totally different story. KURT
[12:43.31] I think Paul Stanley once said something like, KURT
[12:46.45] " Only thing that money gives you is relief of not having to worry about money." KURT
[12:50.91] Only thing I' d really like to do with it, is to invest in some bands that I like, KURT
[12:55.02] I, I don' t wanna start my own record label cause God, KURT
[12:58.76] I know I couldn' t do that. KURT
[13:01.46] But I' d like to give some money to some labels who' re putting out great music, help in that way. KURT
[13:08.27] And um, probably gonna buy a house. KURT
[13:09.75] Hopefully we can have a recording studio too a little 8track recording studio, KURT
[13:14.01] so we can make good demos. KURT
[13:16.70] And those are pretty much the plans and just get some new shoes. KURT
[13:19.00] Smell like teen spirit
[00:01.34] 欢迎回到Nevermind采访。
[00:04.35] 一个乐队的灵感可能来自方方面面。对于Nirvana来说，
[00:08.00] 一支不太出名的苏格兰乐队“Vaselines”带给他们不少启发。
[00:13.05] 我跟Kurt非常喜欢Vaselines，
[00:15.44] 它曾是我最爱的乐队，
[00:16.75] 现在仍是我最爱的乐队之一。
[00:18.50] 绝对是我们最喜欢的乐队之一。
[00:21.34] 我们后来和他们在一起演出，他们也稍改了风格和我们一起表演。
[00:24.90] 1990年初冬的时候……我们在苏格兰爱丁堡演出。
[00:29.30] 在那时我们认识了Eugene，和他们一起唱了会儿。
[00:32.65] 然后我们就听到了Capetain America乐队
[00:34.54] 的录音带……震撼人心。
[00:36.14] 嗯，Captain America就是Eugene新组的乐队。超棒的。
[00:39.39] Eugene写歌真的好。
[00:41.24] 所以我们决定让Captain America加入我们的巡演！
[00:45.00] Molly's Lips
[01:03.00] 我们后来唱片卖得挺不错，
[01:05.65] 所以我们能帮一帮其他的乐队，
[01:08.10] 那些影响了我们的乐队们。
[01:09.99] 比如Sonic Youth, Mudhoney, Melvins,
[01:12.60] L7, Dinosaur Jr.等等。不胜枚举。
[01:16.99] 有能力让喜爱的乐队
[01:19.94] 同自己一道巡演
[01:22.85] 是很棒的事情。
[01:25.94] 这真的很不错。
[01:29.49] 我们带着日本的三人女子乐队Shonen Knife
[01:34.84] 在英国巡演过。
[01:36.80] 我们喜欢Shonen Knife很有几年了，
[01:39.15] 但在英国，甚至是全欧洲，根本没几个人知道她们。
[01:42.29] 我们也带着Melvins去巡演过。
[01:44.85] 将来我们想带上Hole，Jesus Lizard
[01:49.34] 和其他一堆我们喜欢的乐队一起。
[01:51.00] stain
[02:02.00] 不过巡演本身没什么意思。
[02:05.63] 人们总是想象“摇滚明星的生活”应该很酷，每天都过得挺激动…
[02:10.33] …但你知道的，你就是演个出，
[02:12.74] 总是在天都黑了的时候才到个地方，
[02:15.98] 试试音，根本没机会看一眼你演出的城市。
[02:18.83] 演出完了第二天早上你就又要走。
[02:21.24] 你知道的——住进个宾馆，然后离开，
[02:23.99] 一样的事情反复做上个千百遍。
[02:25.98] 说实话有点无聊。我是说我确实也想不出我能去干点别的什么，
[02:31.54] 但巡演生活一点都没有其他人想的有趣。
[02:34.74] 不过现在让我远离乐迷也越来越难了。
[02:37.89] 来听我们演出的人越来越多，有的人没意识到这一点。
[02:43.38] 我也不知道他们到底意识到了什么…
[02:45.34] …因为他们会把手伸到我口袋里
[02:47.94] 偷我钱包。
[02:50.24] 而且他们——他们打我，手很重，抓伤我……
[02:56.29] 我不懂……或许再过一阵子我就再也演出不了了。
[02:59.04] 挺糟糕的，演出其实是我和乐迷间挺有趣的小纽带。
[03:03.83] School，现场版
[05:07.00] 刚刚播放的是录音室专辑《bleach》的live中的《school》。
[05:11.26] Nirvana说他们的下张专辑会和以往不同，或许风格上会更接近《bleach》。
[05:16.17] 嗯，我们下张碟打算做点不一样的、很不一样的东西。
[05:19.57] 谁想搞两张一样的专辑出来。
[05:21.36] 我们其实想每首歌都录得不一样。
[05:24.51] 这只是我们的一种想法。
[05:26.62] 你知道……我知道我们这张专首首都会比较极端。
[05:30.12] 我们应该会在个大录音棚，高级的那种里面做。
[05:34.61] 我的意思是……那个棚对我们来说挺高科技。
[05:39.77] 我也不知道……也许我们下张碟可能会是8轨录音的。
[05:42.46] 下张碟要8轨录音。
[05:44.32] 这样你可以多弄点低频、低保真音效什么的。
[05:46.47] 嗯，回归《bleach》那种感觉。
[05:48.31] 回到那种风格里去，往《bleach》靠近。
[05:50.57] 我真的很喜欢《bleach》……我…
[05:53.52] …我也不太明白，我感觉……如果偏离它太远，我总觉得怪怪的。
[05:57.02] 因为在《bleach》里我们走的蛮远的了（音乐上）。
[05:58.62] 下张专辑里绝对会有更激进的曲子。
[06:01.57] 你知道的，我们想试试边界在哪里。
[06:05.22] 从绝对的生硬粗粝到……绝对的甜美可爱。
[06:09.67] 同时也是试试听众的极限在哪里：听收音机的，看mtv的，等等。
[06:14.66] 把极端激进的东西直接甩到他们脸上，
[06:17.98] 看看他们能不能接受？
[06:19.00] Big Cheese
[06:44.00] 我觉得所有有音乐性的东西都算流行音乐。
[06:49.14] 只要它质量不错，好听，听的人多。你知道的，许多朋克摇滚其实也是流行乐。
[06:54.50] 但我认为只有朋克摇滚远离流行乐时，
[06:58.29] 所谓“硬核”性才会显现……
[07:02.50] 现在有不少令人不快的东西，
[07:05.79] 比如混合点金属乐之类的，我真的想都不敢想这种音乐……
[07:10.69] 假如100个人里有1个，甚至不到1个，
[07:14.94] 在听Nevermind，或是买过这张碟——
[07:17.15] 我的意思是会有那么一小撮人
[07:19.79] 现在在听我们的专辑，了解朋克摇滚。
[07:23.33] 许多人对朋克摇滚一无所知，
[07:25.02] 他们想到朋克就想到
[07:26.23] 电视剧《法医昆西》某集里往楼外扔砖头的那人。（？不确定）
[07:30.02] 我想……我也不知道……我只是不怎么同意朋克摇滚界的那老一套想法，
[07:34.32] 比如说“你必须吃尽苦头才能当个艺术家”。狗屁。
[07:39.00] Been A Son
[07:53.00] 我们不愿意视自己为所谓的政治性乐队，
[07:56.60] 把观点意见直接捅进人们喉咙里…
[08:01.60] …太直白了真的荒谬。
[08:03.80] 我们只想让人们意识到一点点。
[08:05.80] 我们的曲子就是这样子。
[08:07.96] 这是另一码事。我们可以去讨论种族歧视，
[08:10.96] 女权主义，国际主义。我只是完全不赞同这种想法。
[08:17.60] 现在政府里到处是腐败，
[08:20.86] Reagen任职的这些年只是让我们倒退——
[08:24.55] 退回到年轻人们普遍迷茫，失望绝望的年代。
[08:29.80] 不过他们至少意识到了我们父母一代人犯过的错。
[08:36.30] 我觉得不要多久年轻人们就会开始做他们被期望去做的那些事情，
[08:41.31] 比如贪污腐败什么的。
[08:45.55] 美国财政体系根本没给教育拨钱。
[08:48.55] 你知道的，
[08:51.30] 教师是在培育“未来”。
[08:54.10] 教师们在培育那些将来会照顾你我的小孩。
[09:01.35] 总的来说教育体系在各方面都糟糕透顶。
[09:06.56] 明白“你能有自己的想法”是很好的……
[09:10.35] 在某种程度上就像60年代的Abby Hoffman，
[09:15.45] John Sinclair，Timothy Leary那样……
[09:19.60] 他们为普通人发声，尝试去改变现状。
[09:22.70] 现在没有人再像他们那样了。
[09:24.00] Territorial Pissings
[11:44.00] 刚刚播放的是白金唱片《Nevermind》中的《Territorial Pissings》。
[11:48.91] 这张专辑一发表就位列billboard榜首，
[11:52.27] 《Smell like teen spirit》也在单曲榜上排名前十。
[11:56.56] 《Nevermind》的成功让很多人惊讶，甚至包括Nirvana自己。
[12:01.50] 我可能永远没法从这震惊种缓过神来……不过这种感觉其实挺开心。
[12:04.17] 我们完全没炒作过，这件事是自然而然的……
[12:10.92] 我是说这背后绝对没有什么大投资支持去推高销量…
[12:14.67] …它就是那样发生了。
[12:19.26] 专辑之火爆远超我们想象。
[12:22.41] 我很高兴能卖出这么多。
[12:25.56] 让人们喜欢上不太一样的东西挺好的。
[12:28.11] 人们见到我会说“我听过你们的专辑”、“我觉得你们能上白金”，
[12:32.10] 我们当时回答"别扯了，能黄金我们就谢天谢地了。"
[12:36.97] 这不是我的错……我从来不想出名。
[12:40.82] 这是完全不同的事了……
[12:43.31] Paul Stanley有次说过
[12:46.45] “钱能带给你的东西只不过是让你不愁钱”。
[12:50.91] 这些钱我只想拿来资助些我喜欢的乐队，
[12:55.02] 我不想去做个人厂牌什么的。
[12:58.76] 我做不了。
[13:01.46] 但我想资助那些做好音乐的厂牌。
[13:08.27] 嗯……我可能会买个房子。
[13:09.75] 希望我们还能弄一个能8轨录音的小录音棚。
[13:14.01] 这样我们就能录一些好点的demo。
[13:16.70] 不过这些都还只是计划，我先要买双新鞋。
[13:19.00] Smell like teen spirit
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