Jason Bourne的音乐

还是写点评论吧！要不然豆管们给我转成日记就不好了！ 这张辑子其实出的相当经典：介绍是这样的： 流行歌坛创作奇才和黑色幽默音乐大师黄舒骏出道13年，深受好评。最新推出精选大碟《改变1995》。收录5首2001全新力作+17首经典代表作，共22首最满意作品精选。珍藏90年代的人文音乐，品味精致粹练的文字美学。歌词更附录《舒骏的创作室手记》，共同分享舒骏的创作心得。 巧的是，我所知道的最早的黄舒骏的一首歌就是“改变1995”，此后就来者不拒！照单全收！不亦乐乎！ 好了废话少说，2009年就要来了，借用葛大爷的一句话：“2008年过去了，我很怀念他！”我自己再加一句“但你可别再来了，咱们相见不如怀念！” 以下是我模仿黄舒骏的《改变1995》胡诌的一首歌词，纯属娱乐！期待黄的新歌！ 向08年的中华民族致敬！ 向坚强的四川人民致敬！ 祝我最亲爱的兄弟姐妹们身体快乐！新年健康！ 【【小弟才疏学浅，有错请大伙以和谐的方式不吝赐教！拜谢！先！】】 寒假回家没几天 冰雪就铺天盖地的来袭 南方人尝着飘下雪花兴奋又难过 中国又少了位谢晋好导演 民众的审美就剩下春晚大唱“爱大米” 好在我热爱的音乐人都有不俗表现 倪震不靠谱的宣布与周慧敏分手又订婚 张惠妹、王力宏、周杰伦的演唱会没一个我有兴趣 王若琳出了全英的Album 方大同这小子的唱功还成 五月天这帮老少年们写了后青春期的诗 跨界的美人林姐姐演小乔似模似样 陈凯歌凭着《梅兰芳》总算奏凯 葛大爷又一次在小刚的新片里红的尿血！ 差点忘了冠希腊肠和他的艳照女 “山寨、雷、囧、萌、槑”横行网络 没事！women娱乐至死！ 世界不断的改变改变 我的心思却不愿离开从前 时间不停的走远走远 我的记忆却停在 却停在那2008年 ==================================================== 现在上幼儿园比出国留学还贵 不用去美国也被经济危机洗涮的稀里哗啦 阿扁被审几个月，可能会判个监禁终生 诺贝尔差点给了胡佳，死刑给了杨佳 Wall-E那个纯情男如此美好 出了电影院我们还得面对庸俗 Soderbergh让Benicio del Toro贴两撇胡子就想演Che 海角七号成为政治作秀的利用工具 共产党说两岸关系“马”上就好！ 陈云林访台被粗暴打倒，绿营实在太没水准！ 团团圆圆要憨憨的在台湾好好耍耍 法国一会道歉一会见大喇嘛 这卿卿我我分分合合跟琼瑶阿姨像得很 两个奥运精彩成功 老谋子导过开幕式可以安息了 13亿56民族压的刘翔起飞失败， 上海哥们小明在Huston帮忙安排了手术 奥运会上三个名字：菲尔普斯、博尔特、中国被世界铭记 世界不断的改变改变 我的心思却不愿离开从前 时间不停的走远走远 我的记忆却停在 却停在那2008年 ==================================================== 奥运期间没有恐怖袭击 512汶川大震我是亲历者和志愿者 乡亲们太惨了！温总理说“多难兴邦” 国难日数万百姓手举菊花齐声高呼“中国加油” 由于西藏和奶粉鸡蛋的问题，中央决定提前飞了， 翟志刚从飞船露出半个身子，挥动五星红旗，问祖国和世界好 周老虎说全是我一人做的Photoshop 酒店里的怪蜀黍句句实话 中国的现实生活越来越像科幻恐怖肥皂剧 我看你眼不见为净也是好事一件 我去不了美国了，他妈的！那简直是一定的！ 毕业时候那种人去楼空的寂寞我再也不想尝试 非洲裔在美国当了总统 不知这辈子能否看到华裔 中国足球继续阳痿 老帅阿拉贡内斯和弟子 这个夏天站在欧洲之巅笑傲捧杯 属于土耳其战士们的精彩，早已刻入我心 孟买连续恐怖袭击 加沙空袭人间地狱 索马里的海盗玩大了 联合国毛了 中国在改革开放30年之际派出了“解放海军” 世界乱成一团 利益争夺才是正经事 小老百姓都是工资负增长的待富者 中国没有rockstar，只有the man 我们学了几十年 却连独立思考都不健全 世界不断的改变改变 我的心思却不愿离开从前 时间不停的走远走远 我的记忆却停在 却停在那2008年 ====================================================

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Andrea的歌声你听过吗？ 你会不自觉的微笑吗？ 你会仰起头来，用鼻子深深的、长长的吸气吗？ 你会在一个难得的晴爽朗天气里突然想要好好聆听一番他的歌声吗？ 你会在当别人提起他的时候，你只能“啊！Andrea!他……啊……简直……”，连自己都会笑起来？ 你会连续6、7年断断续续聆听他的歌声而从不觉的厌倦，甚至每次都有新的收获和触动吗？ 你会在悠扬的音乐中挥起双臂，探高俯低的就像个指挥家吗？ 你会在走路的时候，耳畔满是他的有力或优雅的歌声，连走路的速度、步幅、动作都与平常有所不同吗？ 你会忍不住在你心爱的人儿面前唱上一小段吗？哪怕不会发那些意大利式的婉转舌音，哪怕一唱到高音区就嬉笑着跳过……你觉得那才是人类感情表达的极致方式！ 还有，如果你看过他的演唱会，你会不会像他在演唱会上歌唱那样，总在脖子上搭上一条围巾，柔和的闭上双眼，头略略低下，张大嘴，就好像他在高音C上，或是在发他特有的高弱音？ Andrea像个老朋友，启发我、激励我、安慰我，对于一位性格内向，同时渴望着智慧和情感交流的需要成长的年轻人，有什么比找到一位这样的朋友兼导师更让人欣慰的呢？就好像在《肖申克的救赎》中，监狱中响起的莫扎特某部歌剧中的花腔女高音的一个唱段时，艺术的力量超越了环境，超越了现实，给人们的灵魂插上翅膀，让他们见识更高更远的天空，让他们去想象他们从前做梦都不敢梦的梦想。也正如我一直坚持认为的那样：如果内心不比生活中身边的大多数事实更高尚、美丽、优雅、深刻且更有趣味，那活着还有什么意思！Andrea的歌声给我一些信心，理想是可贵的，值得为之奋斗、坚持的，不是可笑且不切实际的；认真的生活，享受你热爱的人和事，此时此刻；在自然和艺术面前，我们永远是孩子，最好的探索方式就是尝试实践；当你知道自己的方向，自己在做什么，那么别人对你的褒奖或是诋毁甚至其他任何形式的评论都无足轻重；生活的趣味和深度不在那些繁杂、昂贵、琳琅满目的消费品里，而在我们的精神里，在我们的身体里，我们所追求的或许不在远方，而就在追求本身，在我们的心上。 在这个消费材料过剩，于是纷纷争宠的时代（特别是在当今中国，垃圾制品满天飞，愚蠢无聊得只能骗些白痴的炒作、一帮又一帮被宠坏的胜似白痴无所事事的追星族们……而真正来自生活、沉淀下来的精品传播范围及其有限，GCD抓精神文明抓到CCAV的jj上了吧！！！），真是“只有流行，没有音乐，我看你眼不见为净，也是好事一件”。 当那些青春期躁动的过剩的荷尔蒙充斥在廉价、短命的声音中，网络下载宠坏了那些需要一张有一张专辑轰炸、填塞自己空虚的精神生活，就好像没有感情，只有短暂、剧烈、上瘾无法控制的肉体欲望满足的滥性和吸毒一样。 Andrea的音乐和歌唱不仅仅是消费品、不仅仅是用来娱乐的，那些作品渴望着你们用心去接纳、去感受、去共鸣！爱酒的人会认为用普通容器盛装美酒佳酿是一种亵渎，我只希望那些渴望好好生活、吸取生命中精华的人们有一颗热忱、敏感、鲜活的心。我希望这个世界还有这个世界上的人、事、情感、生活变得更完美一些！更好一些！请保护你们心灵中的Andrea们，那些热爱生活和歌唱的歌者！其实你们心中很可能早就有了他们！ 生活在网络制造地球村的时代，生活在GFW遍布四周的环境中，真像狄更斯的It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way--in short, the period was so. far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. 祝福我们所有人！ ===============================最后贴一些Amazon上关于专辑和Andrea的介绍 About the Artist Andrea Bocelli was born in Lajatico, in rural Tuscany, not far from the ancient city of Pisa. Fascinated by the passion and storytelling of opera and traditional Italian music, Andrea dreamed of following in the footsteps of his idols; celebrated Italian tenors including Mario Del Monaco, Beniamino Gigli and especially Franco Corelli. While a child, Andrea's beautiful, natural voice had made him something of a local celebrity. However his musical dreams were to be interrupted by the realities of adult life. To placate his family and their concerns for his future, he graduated from the University of Pisa in law, practicing as a state-appointed defense attorney for a short time. But his passion for music remained, and Andrea was soon studying under a number of maestros, most notably achieving a personal triumph and a source of encouragement when accepted as a pupil for master classes by his hero, tenor Franco Corelli. In 1992, Italian rock star Zucchero enlisted then-unknown Andrea to record a `demo track' of "Miserere", a duet to be recorded with Luciano Pavarotti. Andrea effortlessly captured the very essence of the song. As Zucchero later said, "He just had this `soul'". Andrea's voice was soon attracting attention outside Italy. His international breakthrough hit was the beguiling "Con Te Partirò" and in it's duet arrangement with Sarah Brightman, "Time to Say Goodbye (Con Te Partirò)". The solo version was a worldwide smash, topping the French singles chart, while the duet held the top spot on Germany's single chart for fourteen weeks, and, at three million copies, went on to become Germany's best selling single of all time. "I have wonderful memories singing with Andrea," says Sarah Brightman today. `'Time to Say Goodbye' will always hold a special place in my heart". In 1996 and 1997 Andrea Bocelli exploded on album charts across the world, with the international debut album, Romanza, a collection of passionate popular songs. Conquering Europe, then charts around the world, the album amassed a multitude of platinum and multi-platinum awards, with worldwide sales in excess of 16 million copies to date. Selling an impressive 500,000 copies in the Far East, one million in Italy, and more than three million in Latin America and Spain, the album also contained "Vivere ", "Il Mare Calmo Della Sera," and the title track, "Romanza," all of which feature on the new Best Of collection. Andrea's 1999 Best New Artist Grammy nomination marked the first time a classical artist had been nominated in the category in 38 years. `The Prayer', his duet with Celine Dion for the animated film, The Quest for Camelot, won the Golden Globe for Best Song and was nominated for an Academy Award. In March 1999 Andrea released his second pop offering, Sogno. The album, which included "The Prayer," entered the upper reaches of the pop album charts around the world, confirming Andrea's position at the pinnacle of the world of popular music, and giving birth to the phenomenon of "Bocellimania". In the fall of this watershed year in an already impressive career, Andrea released Sacred Arias, which went on to become his most successful classical album to date. It has also become the biggest selling album by a classical soloist of all time. With its release, Andrea captured a listing in the Guinness Book of World Records, as he simultaneously held the No 1, 2 and 3 positions on the US classical album chart. The next three-and-a-half years followed with Andrea holding permanent residency at the No 1 spot. In 2001, Andrea released the semi-autobiographical memoir, The Music of Silence, and closed the year with another hugely successful pop album, Cieli di Toscana, which included "Melodramma" and `'Mille Lune, Mille Onde". The romantic yet melancholic sound of 2002's Sentimento combined the voice of Andrea Bocelli with the exquisite violin of Maestro Lorin Maazel. The album was another huge success on the international pop and classical charts and this was reflected by Andrea's acquisition of two awards including Album of the Year at the prestigious British Classical Brit Awards in 2003. In support of this album Andrea embarked on a packed concert schedule that took in places as far ranging as China and Madison Square Gardens in New York. In addition to these ubiquitous landmarks Andrea also performed in front of the Egyptian Pyramids (a highlight that could only be equaled by his performance in front of The Statue of Liberty earlier in this prolific career). The 2004 release of Andrea's fourth pop album, was followed in 2006 by Amore, featuring guest appearances by the likes of Stevie Wonder and Christina Aguilera. The album also featured "Because We Believe", which Andrea performed at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Torino. As his zest and passion for life has shown, Andrea Bocelli is not a man to avoid a challenge, although his goals it seems are quite simple. "What I crave most, what I hope to achieve", he says, "is to communicate with the listener; to touch them in the same way that I was touched as a child by my favorite singers, who made me cry and made me dream". Product Description Andrea Bocelli's new studio album is a collection of the most famous Italian songs - including Mamma, Funiculi Funicula and Santa Lucia. They are the songs which have enchanted Andrea since childhood. Released to coincide with his 50th birthday, the album is a personal tribute to his musical heritage. Popularized through concert, radio and record and the film industry by the great tenors of the 19th and 20th centuries, this selection of songs is a celebration of the Italian tenor tradition. Thanks to the legendary voices of Enrico Caruso, Beniamino Gigli, Franco Corelli, Mario Lanza and Luciano Pavarotti, these songs have become a huge global export and fueled the romance of generations to come. Incanto is also a homage to Love. It includes a group of songs which have told love stories in music for the past 170 years. The repertoire is a tribute to the many faces and places of love: love for a mother (Mamma); love for a woman (O surdato 'nammurato , Era di maggio , Un amore cosi grande , Non ti scordar di me ); love for a place (the pier in Santa Lucia, Mount Vesuvio in Funiculi Funicula ); love for a city (Napoli, Granada) and love for a country (Italy). Love for Italy, and a particular affection for Naples are prevalent themes throughout Incanto. Andrea has chosen one contemporary Neapolitan song - the "tarantella" Pulcinella, which highlights his fond connection to Naples and the city's unique position in the past, present and future of Italian song. The deluxe edition sets Andrea's songs in the romantic context of 1950s Naples. The archive materials provide a nostalgic snapshot of 1950s glamour, when Naples was the honey-pot for the rich and famous. The footage captures the spirit of romance and optimism during the days of Andrea's childhood - a sense of optimism prevalent in post war Italy around the time of Andrea's birth is captured by the visual themes of the album. The incomparable natural beauty of southern Italy is celebrated, as well as the magical aura of the 1950s and La dolce vita, which has enchanted generation upon generation since. The DVD also includes an interview with Andrea shot in different locations in Naples.

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