2021年8月18日，五条人乐队出版了史诗性双专辑。你中有我，我中有你，孪生双击，阴阳合璧，《活鱼逆流而上，死鱼随波逐流》是阳，《一半真情流露，一半靠表演》是阴。
所谓史诗，不是英雄史诗，不是偶像纪历，它由一个个个体的命运构成。
新冠时期的恋曲，内卷时代的见证，下沉世界 的挽歌。
《一半真情流露，一半靠表演》由摩登天空旗下传奇另类厂牌BADHEAD出品，是五条人乐队的第9张专辑，也是继《县城记》、《一些风景》、《广东姑娘》、《梦幻丽莎发廊》、《故事会》、《活鱼逆流而上，死鱼随波逐流》之后的第7张录音室专辑。这张专辑大部分曲目创作于2020—2021年，在2021年年初完成前期录音，在夏天完成后期制作。其中，《塑料花》是与梅卡德尔乐队的合作作品。
除了茂涛和仁科，参与专辑录制的主要成员还有：鼓手苗长江、贝斯陈创远、管乐张梦。
这张专辑显露了五条人不按常理出牌的天马行空的另类本色，它以怪诞、奇诡、乃至悲壮的方式，去表达另一种隐秘的爱，潮来潮去，翻云覆雨，在大时代的码头别离。

Led Zeppelin III is the third studio album by the English rock band Led Zeppelin. It was recorded between January and July 1970 and released on 5 October 1970 by Atlantic Records. Composed largely at a remote cottage in Wales known as Bron-Yr-Aur, this work represented a maturing of the band's music towards a greater emphasis on folk and acoustic sounds. This surprised many fans and critics, and upon its release the album received rather indifferent reviews.

Cold Fact is the debut album from American singer-songwriter Rodriguez. It was released in the United States on the Sussex label in March 1970.

After the Gold Rush is the third album by Neil Young, and one of four high-profile albums released by each partner of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young in the wake of their chart-topping Déjà Vu album of 1970. It peaked at #8 on the Billboard Top Pop Albums chart; two singles taken from the album, "Only Love Can Break Your Heart" and "When You Dance I Can Really Love," made it to # 33 and # 93 respectively on the Billboard Hot 100.
After the Gold Rush was remastered and released on HDCD-encoded CD and digital download on July 14, 2009 as part of the Neil Young Archives Original Release Series. The remaster has been released on audiophile vinyl and a high resolution digital version on Blu-ray disc is also planned although a release date for this format has not yet been announced.

Japanese remastered reissue packaged in a limited edition miniature LP sleeve. CBS/Sony. 2004.

曽我部恵一（vo,g）、田中貴（b）、丸山晴茂（dr）からなるロックバンド。
1995年『若者たち』でアルバムデビュー。以来、「街」という地平を舞台に、そこに佇む恋人たちや若者たちの物語を透明なメロディで鮮やかに描きだしてきた。その唯一無二の存在感で多くのリスナーを魅了し、90年代を代表するバンドの1つとして、今なお、リスナーのみならず多くのミュージシャンにも影響を与えている。7枚のアルバムと14枚のシングルを世に送り出し、2000年に惜しまれつつも解散。
2008年7月、奇跡の再結成を遂げ、以来、RISING SUN ROCK FESTIVAL、FUJI ROCK FESTIVALに出演するなど、ライブを中心に活動を再開。
そして2008年に再結成を果たして以降、アルバム『本日は晴天なり』『Sunny』をリリース。かつてのようにマイペースながらも精力的な活動を展開している。
2016年8月3日に通算10枚目のアルバム『DANCE TO YOU』を発売。秋からは＜サニーデイ・サービス TOUR 2016＞でひさしぶりのライブハウスツアーを行う。

The phantom zone, the parallax, the upside down_there is a rich cultural history of exploring in-between places.
Through her latest, Titanic Rising, Weyes Blood, a.k.a. Natalie Mering, has designed her own universe to soulfully navigate life's mysteries.
Maneuvering through a space-time continuum, she plays the role of melodic, sometimes melancholic, anthropologist.
Tellingly, Mering classifies Titanic Rising - which was written and recorded during the first half of 2018, after three albums and years of touring - as the Kinks meet WWII or Bob Seger meets Enya.
The latter captures the album's willful expansiveness ("You can tell there's not a guy pulling the strings in Enya's studio," she notes, admiringly).
The former relays her imperative to connect with listeners. "The clarity of Bob Seger is unmistakable.
I'm a big fan of conversational songwriting," she adds. "I just try to do that in a way that uses abstract imagery as well." The Weyes Blood frontwoman grew up singing in gospel and madrigal choirs.
(Listen closely to Titanic Rising, and you'll also hear the jazz of Hoagy Carmichael mingle with the artful mysticism of Alejandro Jodorowsky and the monomyth of scholar Joseph Campbell.) "Something to Believe," a confessional that makes judicious use of the slide guitar, touches on that cosmological upbringing.
"Belief is something all humans need. Shared myths are part of our psychology and survival," she says.
"Now we have a weird mishmash of capitalism and movies and science. There have been moments where I felt very existential and lost." As a kid, she filled that void with Titanic.
(Yes, the movie.) "It was engineered for little girls and had its own mythology," she explains.
Mering also noticed that the blockbuster romance actually offered a story about loss born of man's hubris.
"It's so symbolic that The Titanic would crash into an iceberg, and now that iceberg is melting, sinking civilization." Today, this hubris also extends to the relentless adoption of technology, at the expense of both happiness and attention spans.
But Weyes Blood isn't one to stew. Her observations play out in an ethereal saunter: far more meditative than cynical.
To Mering, listening and thinking are concurrent experiences. "There are complicated influences mixed in with more relatable nostalgic melodies," she says.
"In my mind my music feels so big, a true production. I'm not a huge, popular artist, but I feel like one when I'm in the studio.
But it's never taking away from the music. I'm just making a bigger space for myself."

Songs of Love and Hate is the third studio album by Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen. Produced by Bob Johnston, the album was released on March 19, 1971, through Columbia Records.

Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You is a sprawling double-LP exploring the deepest elements and possibilities of Big Thief. To truly dig into all that the music of Adrianne Lenker, Max Oleartchik, Buck Meek, and James Krivchenia desired in 2020, the band decided to write and record a rambling account of growth as individuals, musicians, and chosen family over 4 distinct recording sessions. In Upstate New York, Topanga Canyon, The Rocky Mountains, and Tucson, Arizona, Big Thief spent 5 months in creation and came out with 45 completed songs. The most resonant of this material was edited down into the 20 tracks that make up DNWMIBIY, a fluid and adventurous listen. The album was produced by drummer James Krivchenia who initially pitched the recording concept for DNWMIBIY back in late 2019 with the goal of encapsulating the many different aspects of Adrianne’s songwriting and the band onto a single record.
In an attempt to ease back into life as Big Thief after a long stretch of Covid-19 related isolation, the band met up for their first session in the woods of upstate New York. They started the process at Sam Evian’s Flying Cloud Recordings, recording on an 8-track tape machine with Evian at the knobs. It took a while for the band to realign and for the first week of working in the studio, nothing felt right. After a few un-inspired takes the band decided to take an ice-cold dip in the creek behind the house before running back to record in wet swimsuits. That cool water blessing stayed with Big Thief through the rest of the summer and many more intuitive, recording rituals followed. It was here that the band procured ‘Certainty’ and ‘Sparrow’.
For the next session in Topanga Canyon, California, the band intended to explore their bombastic desires and lay down some sonic revelry in the experimental soundscape-friendly hands of engineer Shawn Everett. Several of the songs from this session lyrically explore the areas of Lenker’s thought process that she describes as “unabashedly as psychedelic as I naturally think,” including ‘Little Things’, which came out of this session. The prepared acoustic guitars and huge stomp beat of today’s ‘Time Escaping’ create a matching, otherworldly backdrop for the subconscious dream of timeless, infinite mystery. When her puppy Oso ran into the vocal booth during the final take of the song, Adrianne looked down and spoke “It’s Music!” to explain in the best terms possible the reality of what was going on to the confused dog. “It’s Music Oso!”
The third session, high in the Colorado Rockies, was set up to be a more traditional Big Thief recording experience, working with UFOF and Two Hands engineer Dom Monks. Monks' attentiveness to song energies and reverence for the first take has become a huge part of the magic of Thief’s recent output. One afternoon in the castle-like studio, the band was running through a brand new song ‘Change’ for the first time. Right when they thought it might be time to do a take, Monks came out of the booth to let them know that he’d captured the practice and it was perfect as it was.
The final session, in hot-as-heaven Tucson, Arizona, took place in the home studio of Scott McMicken. The several months of recording had caught up to Big Thief at this point so, in order to bring in some new energy, they invited long-time friend Mat Davidson of Twain to join. This was the first time that Big Thief had ever brought in a 5th instrumentalist for such a significant contribution. His fiddle, and vocals weave a heavy presence throughout the Tucson tracks. If the album's main through-line is its free-play, anything-is-possible energy, then this environment was the perfect spot to conclude its creation — filling the messy living room with laughter, letting the fire blaze in the backyard, and ripping spontaneous, extended jams as trains whistled outside.
All 4 of these sessions, in their varied states of fidelity, style, and mood, when viewed together as one album seem to stand for a more honest, zoomed-out picture of lived experience than would be possible on a traditional, 12 song record. This was exactly what the band hoped would be the outcome of this kind of massive experiment. When Max’s mom asked on a phone call what it feels like to be back together with the band playing music for the first time in a year, he described to the best of abilities: “Well it’s like, we’re a band, we talk, we have different dynamics, we do the breaths, and then we go on stage and suddenly it feels like we are now on a dragon. And we can’t really talk because we have to steer this dragon.”
The attempt to capture something deeper, wider, and full of mystery, points to the inherent spirit of Big Thief. Traces of this open-hearted, non-dogmatic faith can be felt through previous albums, but here on Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You lives the strongest testament to its existence.

細野晴臣・松本隆・大瀧詠一・鈴木茂。もうなにもいうことはない、ニッポンのポップスを変えた巨匠たち。その金字塔とも呼べる「風街ろまん」。先ごろ、「はっぴいえんどトリビュート」でもその、強烈な存在感をしめした彼らは、やはり語り尽くせない力を秘めている。71年録音作品。

Phoebe Bridgers wrote her first song at age 11, spent her adolescence at open mic nights, and busked through her teenage years at farmers markets in her native Los Angeles. By age 20, she'd caught the ear of Ryan Adams, who listened to her perform her song "Killer" in his L.A. studio, inviting her to come back and record it there the next day. The session blossomed into the three-song ‘Killer’ EP, released to much acclaim on Adams’s Pax-Am label in 2015. In the two short years since, Bridgers has toured or played with Conor Oberst, Julien Baker, City and Colour, Violent Femmes, Mitski, Television and Blake Babies among others.
On September 22nd, Phoebe Bridgers will release her debut full-length, Stranger In The Alps. From the weeping strings and Twin Peaks twangs of opening track Smoke Signals, to the simple heartbreak of Funeral and melancholic crescendo of Scott Street, Stranger in the Alps is a swooningly beautiful record with a gothic heart.

Big Thief return with U.F.O.F., their highly anticipated third record and first in a new partnership with 4AD.
It was recorded in rural western Washington at Bear Creek Studios with engineer Dom Monks, and producer Andrew Sarlo who was also behind their previous albums.
+ Available as an indie exclusive edition pressed on orange vinyl. One pressing only, don't miss out.
The New York-based band, featuring Adrianne Lenker (guitar, vocals), Buck Meek (guitar), Max Oleartchik (bass), and James Krivchenia (drums), has spent the last 4 years on an incessant world tour, winning the devotion of an enthusiastic and rapidly expanding audience.
Their songs represent an emotional bravery and realness that weaves intimate relationships with the listener, a phenomenon that has made them one of the most widely-respected bands of the current era.

巴布狄伦曾经说，「我从来没有想过要当个先知或救星。」也许他不是个先知，但依然获得了举世的推崇，七座葛莱美奖、终身成就奖、还有「摇滚名人殿堂」，只不过是他毕生荣耀的冰山一角。他是当代美国民歌的宗师，堪称活生生的传奇。六十五岁的狄伦，依然活跃如昔，除了密集巡回，还出版自传，大导演马丁史柯西斯并且拍摄了他的传记影片。2006年八月底，他发表五年来首张全新创作的《摩登时代》，立即登上排行冠军宝座。
成名四十五年来，狄伦曾在60年代先後两度改变作品的风格，而这张专辑则带来第三度的改变。「摩登时代」有如一块未经雕琢的璞玉，充满粗犷的魅力，节奏与拍子也不断的变化，洋溢着几乎有如现场、很直接的感觉，歌曲有的幽默、有的神秘，有的纤柔、有的狂野。他以「杰克佛洛斯特Jack Frost」的化名，亲自担任制作，从开场第一首歌曲＜Thunder on the Mountain＞，他就毫不避讳的唱出自己对新生代创作女歌手艾莉西亚凯斯"Alicic Keys"的喜爱，在这首火热、刺耳、狂放不羁的蓝调旋律中，老先生显得烦躁不安、却又充满了激动的狂喜。在一群顶尖乐手的陪衬下，他采用流行音乐的传统，对摩登的世界提出大胆的挑衅。除了蓝调之外，透过＜Spirit on the Water＞，他也唱出爱情的神圣。在＜When the Deal Goes Down＞里面，他则刻意的模仿已故歌手平克劳斯贝那种唱腔，加上「柯波帝：冷血告白」获奥斯卡最佳导演提名的Bennett Miller使用八厘米形式拍摄由当红好莱坞女星史嘉蕾乔韩森"Scarlett Johansson"主演该曲短篇影片，造成轰动。
而＜Rollin‘ and Tumblin‘＞和＜Someday Baby＞又让人联想起穆帝华特斯。但可别以为他是在抄袭，他只是生动的采用了蓝调、摇滚、福音、以及R&B等各种不同的音乐型态，让歌曲得到最好的表现。
《摩登时代》阐述着各种情感，＜When the Deal Goes Down＞和＜Beyond the Horizon＞说的是爱情，＜The Levee‘s Gonna Break＞和＜Ain‘t Talkin’＞探讨的是死亡，而＜Workingman‘s Blues #2＞则唱出这个世界令人沮丧的现况，甚至沿着传统一路走来，在黑暗的同时，也隐约透露着一线希望的曙光，就好像卓别林那部不朽的经典，也就难怪他会用「摩登时代」来当作专辑的标题了。老而弥坚的巴布狄伦，总是不断的带给世人各种惊奇，这张专辑再度证明了这一点。

这是一张难以用任何语言来形容和赞美的经典专辑，在滚石杂志选出的500张历代最强专辑中排名第34（我个人认为这个排名太低了！），我知道至少还有一个人会同意我的观点，那就是Eric Clapton。1968年，当这位吉他大师听到这张专辑的时候，忽然发现，原来摇滚乐还可以这样！于是他立刻解散了自己当时的乐队，开始新的奋斗。用他自己的话说，The Band改变了他的人生。
The Band和Bob Dylan的关系可谓非常密切，专辑名称中的“Big Pink”就是他们在一起鼓捣音乐的那栋租来的旧房子。专辑里的那首I shall be released就是Dylan的作品。但当Dylan提出在专辑中演奏的要求时，他们却拒绝了，鼓手Levon Helm说，我们不能总靠Bob Dylan的人气混日子（We didn't want to just ride his shirttail all the time），the Band用他们的实力表明，他们的优秀确实不需要依靠Bob Dylan的加入来证明。
专辑首发于1968年，这里发布的是2000年重新灌录的版本，除改善音质之外，还增加了几首当年没有发行的demo，更具收藏价值。

美国二人组 Simon & Garfunkel 于 1966 年发行的第一张专辑，此为 2001 年重发行重制版（罗伊）

回顾2008年度的华语唱片，《他们说忘了摇滚有问题》应当是最重要的一章。在这张专辑中，这支五线城市的业余乐队不再似以往粗糙阴冷的地下之声，转变成一个表面深情款款，实则暗流汹涌的家庭录音室项目；同样是在那一年，中国的摇滚乐（或说独立音乐）开始在主流视野中获得更多关注，并催 生出新的消费群体与生活方式。二者对比，颇可玩味。《他们说忘了摇滚有问题》可以着眼于小场景，亦可反观大时代，更令人叹谓的是，8年过去了，这张专辑依然没有被时间之风吹散，依然是“这世上最难唱的一曲悲歌”。
《他们说忘了摇滚有问题》黑胶再版为双张唱片，美国 Treelady Studio 首席母带工程师 Garrett Haines 为这次再版进行了母带重制。专辑原版设计师白冈冈为黑胶再版进行非印刷方式的特殊设计设计：整个唱片包装盒的设计没有使用任何专业设计软件，而完全通过日常店铺打印小票所使用的PC软件完成，无论是封套标签还是歌词卡片也全都采用热敏纸印制。由于热敏纸的特殊性，所有文字都将随着时间渐褪，是对于“忘”的一种回应。唱片另含一枚黑胶唱机唱片垫，图案为CD版封套最初的手绘样。
《他们说忘了摇滚有问题》黑胶版本限量999套，2016年6月1日0时线上发售之后，1小时内销量超过300张，12小时内销量超过600张。 每套黑胶唱片都有独立编号，包装均由手工完成，将于6月下旬逐步发货。仅此一批，绝不再版。
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In the second half of 1967 and through to early 1968, when still part of Pink Floyd, Barrett's behaviour became increasingly erratic and unpredictable. Many report having seen him on stage with the group during this period, strumming on one chord through an entire concert or not playing at all. In August 1967, Pink Floyd were forced to cancel their appearance at the prestigious National Jazz and Blues Festival, informing the music press that Barrett was suffering from nervous exhaustion. Band manager Peter Jenner and bassist Roger Waters arranged for Barrett to see a psychiatrist (an appointment he failed to attend), while a stay on the Spanish island of Formentera with Sam Hutt, a doctor well established in the underground music scene, led to no visible improvement in Barrett's behaviour. A few dates in September were followed by the band's first tour of the United States.[6] At this point, Barrett's condition grew steadily worse. At a show at The Fillmore in San Francisco, during a performance of "Interstellar Overdrive", Barrett slowly detuned his guitar; the audience seemed to enjoy such antics, unaware of the rest of the band's consternation. Sometime in October, Jenner transferred tapes of "In the Beechwoods", two takes of "Vegetable Man", and a 5-minute backing track called "No Title", which Jenner hoped Barrett would finish eventually.
Around Christmas 1967, guitarist David Gilmour, an old friend of Barrett's from Cambridge, was asked by the other members of Pink Floyd to join as a second guitarist,[9] initially not to replace Barrett, but cover for him, because his unpredictable behaviour prevented him from performing. For several shows Gilmour sang and played guitar while Barrett wandered around on stage, every now and then deciding to join in playing guitar and singing. Waters and fellow band members keyboardist Richard Wright and drummer Nick Mason soon grew weary of Barrett's on-stage antics and, on 26 January 1968, when Waters was driving his bandmates from London to a show at Southampton University, they all agreed to go without Barrett: according to Gilmour's recollection, one person asked, "Shall we pick Syd up?" and another said, "Let's not bother." Since Barrett had written or co-written 10 of the 11 songs on their debut album, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, as well as the band's three singles up to this point, the original plan was to keep him in the group as a non-touring member − in a similar arrangement to what The Beach Boys had done with Brian Wilson − but this soon proved to be unworkable. At his last rehearsal with the band, he presented a new song entitled "Have You Got It Yet?", which proved to be deliberately unplayable as the others attempted to join in, until they realised the joke of the title. On 6 April, the group officially announced that Barrett was no longer a member of Pink Floyd. Upon leaving the band, Barrett said to Melody Maker: "I suppose it was really just a matter of being a little offhand about things".

Rust Never Sleeps is an album by Canadian singer-songwriter Neil Young and American band Crazy Horse. It was released on July 2, 1979, by Reprise Records.

美国二人组 Simon & Garfunkel 于 1968 年发行的第四张专辑，是他们最优秀的专辑之一，此为 2001 年重发行重制版（罗伊）