Name: America’s Biggest Underground Recording Artist
Uploaded: 2018-05-08T02:29:26.000Z
Duration: 3 min 50 s

- [R. Stevie Moore] Well, I'm R. Stevie Moore.

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I'm generally known as one of the main pioneers

我作為一個主要的先驅者被普遍熟知。

of low fidelity one-man band home recording.

I've been recording for 50-something years,

而我在家裡已經做了400本相冊。

- [Radio Voice] And now more R. Stevie Moore.

Back when I was a younger child, I started

當我還是個小孩子的時候，我就開始。

My father was a bass player doing all the country sessions

我父親是一個貝斯手，在鄉下做所有的錄音帶。

I had access to tape recorders in my teenage basement,

在我十幾歲的地下室裡，我可以使用錄音機。

and I was a huge rock and roll fan and absorbed

我是一個巨大的搖滾樂迷，並吸收了。

all of these influences and started messing around

所有這些影響，並開始亂七八糟。

with writing songs and making my own music.

- Well, late 60s is when I started making my little albums.

- 60年代末，我開始做我的小相冊。

I overdub all the instruments myself, I play bass

所有的樂器都是我自己配音的，我彈貝斯。

and guitars and keyboards and percussion and vocals.

和吉他、鍵盤、打擊樂和人聲。

我可以做七、八、九、十次重唱。

and you'd still hear the very first thing that I use.

你還是會聽到我使用的第一件事。

當然不是，但我把它帶到了另一個地方

I've probably written about 4 or 5,000 songs.

They came out effortlessly. I would compile

他們不費吹灰之力就出來了。我會編撰

the most recent songs. I wouldn't pick and choose

the best ones and throw the worst ones on the floor.

把最好的扔在地上，把最差的扔在地上。

It's like everything is released, warts and all.

就像所有的東西都被釋放了，疣和所有的東西。

'Cause bad music is brilliant— it's a diary of sound.

因為糟糕的音樂是輝煌的--這是一本聲音的日記。

Everybody that has ever been a record collector

每個人都曾經是一個唱片收藏家

will have to turn their pallets on to the obscure.

將不得不把自己的托盤轉到晦澀難懂的地方。

等到你聽到這個，我的意思是。

Talking Heads, and B-52s, they were all fans of mine.

Talking Heads, and B-52s, 他們都是我的粉絲。

Naturally, a lot of these big artists have found my music

自然，很多大牌藝人都找到了我的音樂

我知道我在做什麼，我一直在努力。

I keep doin' more of it, I build up the quantity

我一直在做更多的事情，我建立了數量。

在開始的時候，為了提高質量。

I hardly ever preformed, and I was a bedroom guy

我幾乎沒有預演過，我是一個臥室的傢伙。

it was always get home, put the headphones on,

and then I would work for hours and hours.

然後我就會工作幾個小時，幾個小時。

組建樂隊，在世界各地巡迴演出。

I was playing hard rock shows, big festivals

我在玩硬搖滾的表演，大型的音樂節

和微小的潛水。這是不可思議的。

Often people say, "I can't see how you've done this same

常常有人說："我看不出你怎麼也做了這個。

"thing all this time, without falling through the trap."

"一直以來，沒有掉過陷阱的東西。"

And by avoiding the mainstream, nobody's gonna

敢告訴我，我可以做什麼，不能做什麼。

Feels so good to have that integrity in tact.

I'm proud of all that, and I'm also still a little kid.

我為這些感到驕傲，我也還是個小孩子。

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