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沒有人活著離開：吉姆・莫里森傳

為了解決legacy演唱會的問題，作者JerryHopkins 這樣論述：

每個時代，都需要一位反叛的英雄。 「27俱樂部成員」、「昇魔先生」吉姆・莫里森權威傳記 「音樂是種魔力，演出是種崇拜，而節奏可以讓人自由。」   　　「有很多事你已經知道，但也有你不知道的事。 　　在已知跟未知之間有個位子，那就是門，就是我們。」 　　他捕捉到了整個世代的不耐，已經厭倦和憤怒，不滿事情運作的方式： 　　「我們要擁有這個世界，現在就要！」   　　一九七一年七月三日，吉姆・莫里森在巴黎租賃公寓的浴缸裡斷了氣，結束了短暫的二十七年人生，埋葬於拉雪茲神父公墓。搖滾的神壇上多了一位獻祭者；世界失去了一位討伐體制的反抗者。吉姆為我們留下了六張錄音室專輯，三本堪比韓波的詩集，以及

不朽的傳奇。 　 　　吉姆・莫里森的才華展露在音樂與文學。吉姆真正渴望的是成為如韓波的詩人，留下傳誦的詩作後，銷聲匿跡。成為搖滾歌手，是意外的收穫，也在他的內心反覆掙扎。   　　本書自吉姆・莫里森的少年時代寫起，詳述了人格的建構和其展露的特質，還原吉姆絕口不提的原生家庭；門樂團的階段則加入了樂團工作人員丹尼・蘇格曼的貼身側寫，勾勒出吉姆的立體面目，以及平衡歷來媒體扭曲的報導。搖滾樂之外，也翔實記錄了吉姆對於詩歌和電影的熱愛，以及對於知識的渴求、洞悉人性的渴望。音樂，文學，哲學，藝術，藥物，愛情，家庭，脫序的行為，性格的陰暗面……《沒有人活著離開》完整呈現了吉姆・莫里森短暫二十七年的歲月。  

　　「門」崛起的年代，LSD迷幻藥開始流行，赫胥黎《眾妙之門》是人手一冊的指定讀本，嬉皮正準備開始離家出走。同時間，民權鬥士金恩博士遭到暗殺，參議員甘迺迪在競選行程裡遇刺身亡；阿波羅計畫如火如荼進行，越南戰爭方興未艾。美國社會陷入了彷徨，進步與保守的力量暴烈地拉扯。   　　一九六五年開始的短短幾年間，門樂團從俱樂部裡無足輕重的暖場樂團，搖身一變為演唱會每每吸引數萬人的當紅團體，奪下排行榜首位的冠軍單曲也相繼而生。這隻成立於南加州，卻與洛杉磯風行的衝浪音樂無涉的搖滾團體，他們的音樂在當時難以歸類，直到今日，還是獨樹一幟。門以強烈特殊的舞臺魅力迅速搶奪，門的演出不僅是一場音樂的饗宴，它更像是精

心安排、充滿張力的劇場，除了無懈可擊的音樂之外，需要歸功於主唱──吉姆・莫里森的卓絕控場能力。   　　吉姆，自稱蜥蜴之王，常年穿著一條合身皮褲（常想著赤裸上身），扭曲著肢體吟唱。只要他的喉嚨發出任何聲響，立即引起群眾的鼓譟及騷動。他服用藥物，他酗酒，他無法抗拒女體，他藐視執法卻無腦的員警，他鄙視苟活宛如浮游的生物。他是樂迷心中的搖滾巨星，他是群眾眼中的性感象徵，他是保守勢力口誅筆伐的全民公敵。   　　在成為搖滾樂手之前；在成為搖滾樂手之後，詹姆斯・道格拉斯・莫里森是一位詩人。   　　從中學時期開始，吉姆累積了龐大的閱讀量，神祕學，哲學，文學。他憧憬也自認承繼了吟遊詩人的傳統。一邊沉迷於中

世紀的傳說與歷史，一邊深深折服於尼采的思想山脈。凱魯雅克《在路上》裡放浪形骸、魅力四射的迪恩，與英雄少年、一生漂泊的象徵主義詩人韓波，同是吉姆的偶像。在建構吉姆思想皇冠上的耀眼寶石是威廉・布雷克，一位孤獨的先知。充滿神祕經驗以及倡議感官知覺的布雷克作品在六〇年代的美國發揮了卓絕的影響力，從垮掉的一代、赫胥黎、藍儂到吉姆，都成為布雷克的精神後裔。   　　「若知覺的大門──豁然淨通，所有事物對人類都會忠實呈現本真，無窮無盡。」這段布雷克的詩行，成了「門」的由來，也代表著吉姆對於未知的喜愛與追尋。酗酒，用藥，神祕儀式，所有能夠探尋未知領域的方式，吉姆都樂於嘗試。時常演變為失控與脫序，也被誤解為縱情

與荒淫，甚至是讓社會趨向墮落的禍源。   　　門樂團首張同名專輯文案如此介紹吉姆：「……反叛、失序、混亂、特別是毫無意義的舉動，都讓我產生興趣」，塑造了反叛英雄的公眾形象。吉姆對抗權力的奮勇當先，鼓動群眾的身體實驗持續進行。到了生命終點之前，吉姆曾對記者說：「我不瘋狂，我感興趣的事，是自由。」   　　當音樂結束之時，世界暗淡無光。   本書特色   　　吉姆・莫里森代表的是永恆的自由，不僅是在六〇年代爭取人權和種族平等的美國社會，他誓死捍衛個人精神不被大眾所吞噬，以自我的血肉之軀，探索任何可能，吉姆，是當代英雄。   名人推薦   　　資深音樂人　白紀齡推薦序　　 　　《The Affair

s週刊編集》總編輯　李取中 　　誠品音樂 吳武璋 　　Legacy Taipei「阿舌」 陳彥豪 　　傷心欲絕　許正泰 　　詩人　廖偉棠 　　四分衛「虎神」 鄭峰昇

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部落傳唱的新聲響——九零年代台灣原住民流行音樂的形成與展開

為了解決legacy演唱會的問題，作者呂紹凡 這樣論述：

「音樂」或「歌」在台灣原住民的生活中有著特殊的文化位置，在「原住民文學」發展之際也屢屢成為難以分割的元素，而在書面文字以外龐大的原住民口傳文學中，音樂或歌曲更是有著舉足輕重的地位。在歌手巴布狄倫（Bob Dylan）獲頒諾貝爾文學獎的今日，不但代表了歌曲文本在俗文學與典範文學中的壁壘再度被挑戰，「流行音樂」所牽扯到的全球架構之流行文化、娛樂產業與庶民生活價值等面向也開始被一併地以「文學」觀點討論。本論文從「口傳文學」與「流行音樂」兩個領域出發，並以唱片公司跨國整併以及在地意識、多元文化價值蓬勃的九零年代台灣為關鍵的時間點，探討「原住民流行音樂」如何成其面貌，以及當中具代表性的可能因素與類型特

質。本研究的思考軸線，從「他者」的書寫、「認同」的建構到「差異」類型的成形，在這個演進過程中，當代西方理論的發展已經顯示了一條清楚的路線，它不但可以是個體生命歷程的縮影，與台灣原住民族的近百年來的族群經驗也密切地吻合。本論文首先以認同經驗的層次來檢視原住民「傳唱歌謠」所反映的時代社會性質，以及當中屬於口傳文化「集體性」的展現，並探討傳唱歌謠進入流行音樂框架中的銜接處所產生的關鍵性質差異。其次，討論九零年代的台灣音樂環境，分別從產業、創作製作和文化三個面向進行考察，嘗試描繪出原住民流行音樂成形的狀態。最後，以「流行音樂」的研究觀點來對原住民流行音樂的實際案例進行分析，包含其核心價值與邊界形式的討

論，也與全球脈絡中的其他「口傳」族群音樂成其音樂類型並影響主流流行音樂的案例進行對比參照。在這些大主題與「歷史敘事學」（Historical Narratology）式的分析考察中，本文企圖勾勒出原住民流行音樂作為一種音樂類型，在其差異脈絡中的「差異自主性」，相對應於口傳文學「集體性」與某種他者印象中「原住民性」之觀看軸線，作為未來對原住民音樂或其他流行音樂類型可嘗試的一種研究思路與音樂經驗的印證方式。

Get Back: The Beatles

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為了解決legacy演唱會的問題，作者 這樣論述：

★首度公開！傳奇樂團披頭四1970年最後一張專輯《Let It Be》幕後創作紀實 ★收錄數百張從未曝光照片 ★獨家披露四人會議逐字稿 　　本書從披頭四解散前一年1969年的一月揭開序幕，當時他們第九張錄音室專輯The BEATLES（The White Album）登上排行榜冠軍，四人齊聚倫敦著手新企畫。在接下來超過二十一天日子裡的場景首先出現在特威肯曼電影製片所（Twickenham Studios），接著在全新的地下錄音室Apple Studio，他們用攝影機和錄音機記錄每天的工作和對話。期間他們排練了大量歌曲，並在自己的蘋果唱片總部頂樓舉辦舉辦了一場即興演唱會，震驚了倫敦市中心直到警

察前來才結束。 　　這本《The Beatles: Get Back》以文字記錄樂團坦誠的對話，講述樂團解散前這段時間發生的故事。英國著名音樂類型作家John Harris彙整超過120小時的錄音，帶讀者重返錄音室身歷其境。當時拍攝搖滾樂團聞名的攝影大師Ethan A. Russell，以及為名人和流行音樂家拍照的專業攝影師Linda McCartney（兩個月後與保羅•麥卡尼結婚）特別獲准為他們紀錄影像，數百張當時拍攝的照片將在本書首次發表。 　　書中還特別收錄選自魔戒名導Peter Jackson紀錄片《披頭四：GET BACK》55小時修復鏡頭的獨家高解析度畫面。今年本書將與該紀錄片

同步紀念《Let It Be》50周年里程碑。 　　本書回顧披頭四面臨分崩離析的嚴峻時期。 但如著名小說家Hanif Kureishi在序中所言：「他們當時正處於巔峰期，創作出最好的作品。我們有幸目睹形塑他們巨作的初期草稿、錯誤、轉變、離題、無聊、興奮、干擾和突破。本書在他們最後一場表演經過半個世紀之後，完成了披頭四創意奇才、永恆音樂和振奮人心的傳奇故事。」 　　“本書可見Ethan A. Russell和Linda McCartney的照片，Peter Jackson和Hanif Kureishi的文字。但最棒的是，書中會議的逐字稿就像諾貝爾文學獎作家Samuel Beckett寫下的

對白。” ——美國權威音樂雜誌《滾石雜誌》 　　“平心而論，Let It Be至今仍象徵披頭四的解散。真相其實略有出入。Let It Be的真實故事在蘋果唱片總部封印了50年。” ——Peter Jackson 　　The most anticipated book in more than a decade by the legendary band, The Beatles: Get Back is the official account of the creation of their final album, Let It Be, told in The Beatles’ own

words, illustrated with hundreds of previously unpublished images, including photos by Ethan A. Russell and Linda McCartney. Half a century after the 1970 Let It Be album and film, this milestone book coincides with the global release of Peter Jackson’s documentary feature film, The Beatles: Get Bac

k. 　　The book opens in January 1969, the beginning of The Beatles’ last year as a band. The BEATLES (The White Album) is at number one in the charts and the foursome gather in London for a new project. Over 21 days, first at Twickenham Film Studios and then at their own brand-new Apple Studios, wit

h cameras and tape recorders documenting every day’s work and conversations, the band rehearse a huge number of songs, culminating in their final concert, which famously takes place on the rooftop of their own office building, bringing central London to a halt. 　　The Beatles: Get Back tells the sto

ry of those sessions through transcripts of the band’s candid conversations. Drawing on over 120 hours of sound recordings, leading music writer John Harris edits the richly captivating text to give us a fly-on-the-wall experience of being there in the studios. These sessions come vividly to life th

rough hundreds of unpublished, extraordinary images by two photographers who had special access to their sessions―Ethan A. Russell and Linda Eastman (who married Paul McCartney two months later). Also included are many unseen high-resolution film-frames, selected from the 55 hours of restored footag

e from which Peter Jackson’s documentary is also drawn. 　　Legend has it that these sessions were a grim time for a band falling apart. However, as acclaimed novelist Hanif Kureishi writes in his introduction, “In fact this was a productive time for them, when they created some of their best work. A

nd it is here that we have the privilege of witnessing their early drafts, the mistakes, the drift and digressions, the boredom, the excitement, joyous jamming and sudden breakthroughs that led to the work we now know and admire." Half a century after their final performance, this book completes the

story of the creative genius, timeless music, and inspiring legacy of The Beatles. THE BEATLES are the bestselling music act of all time. Between 1962 and 1970 John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr released thirteen albums as a band, made five films together, and topped th

e charts all over the world. Until 1966 they toured the world to unprecedented mass acclaim, inspiring the phenomenon of Beatlemania. Their creativity stretched the possibilities of popular music and -- working with their producer George Martin -- they revolutionized studio recording processes. They

had an unrivalled impact on the music industry, fashion, popular culture and society in the 1960s and beyond, and their influence persists today. PETER JACKSON is an Academy Award winning director, producer and screenwriter. His films include The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies as well

as the BAFTA nominated World War One documentary They Shall Not Grow Old. In 2018 he began work on a new documentary about The Beatles’ 1969 Let It Be sessions, making use of the 55 hours of footage that have never been seen. HANIF KUREISHI is the author of The Buddha of Suburbia, which won the Whi

tbread Prize for Best First Novel, The Black Album, Intimacy, The Last Word, The Nothing, and What Happened? His screenplay for My Beautiful Laundrette received an Oscar nomination for Best Screenplay. Kureishi has been awarded the Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, the PEN Pinter Prize,

and is a Commander of the Order of the British Empire. His work has been translated into thirty-six languages. JOHN HARRIS writes for The Guardian and Mojo magazine. His books include The Last Party, about the culture of the 1990s, and the definitive account of Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side Of The Moo

n. In 2018, he contributed an essay to the 50th anniversary edition of The Beatles’ White Album. ETHAN A. RUSSELL is a multiple Grammy(R)-nominated photographer, director and author of four books. He is the only photographer to have shot covers for The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and The Who. He wa

s invited by The Beatles to photograph the band’s recording sessions in January 1969 and his images adorn the sleeve of the Let It Be album. LINDA McCARTNEY was a prolific photographer and began her four decade career chronicling the musical revolution of the 1960s. In 1967 she was voted US Female

Photographer of the Year and in 1968 she became the first female photographer to shoot the cover of Rolling Stone magazine. Her photographic work went on to focus predominantly on the themes of social commentary, domesticity, nature and the experimentation of printing techniques. Linda’s exhibitions

have been exhibited in over 70 cities and feature in the collections of the Victoria & Albert Museum and National Portrait Gallery. Between 1967 and 1969 Linda frequently photographed The Beatles, including the Get Back sessions, and she married Paul McCartney in March 1969. As well as her photogra

phic career, Linda was a cookbook author, vegetarian pioneer, musician and mother of four.