GLI ALBUM E LE CANZONI MIGLIORI DI TUTTI I TEMPI -TOP ALBUMS AND SONGS OF ALL TIME | GLI ALBUM E LE CANZONI MIGLIORI DI TUTTI I TEMPI -TOP ALBUMS AND SONGS OF ALL TIME |
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I Rolling Stones superano i Beatles. Ed è forse la prima volta nella storia. Ma Dylan batte tutti. Questo il verdetto di Rolling Stone, la bibbia del pop-rock americano, che ha pubblicato la classifica delle 500 più belle canzoni di sempre. Una lista da far impazzire il protagonista di Alta fedeltà di Nick Hornby, maniaco catalogatore di dischi (e non solo). Al primo posto, dunque, c' è Bob Dylan con «Like a Rolling Stone» datata 1965. «L' ho scritta. Non mi sono sbagliato. Era ok». Queste, all' epoca, le parole del cantautore. Secondo la rivista «non c' è miglior descrizione della canzone, della sua struttura e della sua esecuzione rivoluzionaria o di quel giovane, appena 24enne, che la creò». Dopo Dylan ci sono i Rolling Stones - sarà un caso che le prime due canzoni abbiano qualcosa in comune con la testata del magazine musicale? - di «(I Can' t Get No) Satisfaction». Il riff di chitarra che la apre è, si legge nella recensione, «il punto in cui i traballanti salti e le infatuazioni giovanili del rock&roll diventano rock». Al terzo posto John Lennon con «Imagine», «un inno eterno di conforto e speranza che ci ha accompagnato nei momenti di maggior dolore: dallo choc della morte dello stesso Lennon nell' 80 all' indescrivibile orrore dell' 11 settembre», spiegano i critici. Il tempo è galantuomo e ha riparato i «torti» del pubblico: delle tre canzoni regine soltanto «Satisfaction» arrivò al numero uno nelle vendite, «Like a Rolling Stone» si fermò al secondo e «Imagine» al terzo. Ma ci sono casi ancora più clamorosi: «Blowin' in the Wind», sempre di Dylan, che agguanta il 14° posto e «London Calling» dei Clash (15) non entrarono nemmeno nelle classifiche ufficiali. Fra gli altri brani vendicati ci sono ad esempio «My Generation» degli Who che il pubblico fermò al 74° posto e la critica rimette all' 11° e «Purple Haze» di Hendrix (17° contro 65°). Niente Beatles, intesi come gruppo, sul podio. Per vederli bisogna aspettare la posizione numero 8 dove hanno piazzato «Hey Jude». Ed è una rivoluzione. Lo stesso Rolling Stone, l' anno scorso, aveva pubblicato la lista dei 500 miglior album della storia e per Paul, John, George e Ringo era stato un successo assoluto: primo e terzo posto («Sgt. Pepper' s Lonely Hearts Club Band» e «Revolver») e altri due dischi nella top ten. Ma i Fab Four una rivincita se la sono presa. Nel jukebox della storia sono comunque il gruppo più presente con ben 23 canzoni, senza contare le presenza come solisti di Lennon, McCartney e Harrison. Rolling Stones (14) e Dylan (12) sono tenuti a distanza di sicurezza. Quarto e quinto posto vanno alla musica nera: «What' s Going On» di Marvin Gaye e «Respect» di Aretha Franklin, scritta e originariamente cantata da Otis Redding. Al sesto posto «Good Vibrations» dei Beach Boys, quindi «Hey Jude», «Johnny B. Goode» di Chuck Berry, «Smells Like Teen Spirit» dei Nirvana e «What I' d Say» di Ray Charles. La giuria è al di sopra di ogni sospetto: 172 appassionati di musica fra critici musicali (c' è anche il regista Cameron Crowe, ex giornalista della rivista), manager della discografia e artisti come Elvis Costello, Art Garfunkel, Joni Mitchell, Ozzy Osbourne, Joe Perry (Aerosmith), Jeff Tweedy (Wilco) e Bryan Wilson (Beach Boys). E, visto che siamo in epoca di musica da scaricare da Internet, il sito di Rolling Stone offre anche la possibilità di avere legalmente (quasi) tutta la collezione. Il meglio di sempre, tranne i Beatles e pochi altri che non cedono i diritti per il download, a 79 centesimi di dollaro a brano. Andrea Laffranchi Beatles, Stones, Bob ed Elvis Per una volta non hanno il primo posto assoluto, ma nella classifica i Beatles sono il gruppo più presente: 23 canzoni (più una a testa per Lennon, McCartney e Harrison). Seguono Rolling Stones (14) e Bob Dylan (12). Quindi Elvis Presley che ha 11 brani nei 500 magnifici, ma debutta solo al 19° posto con «Hound Dog». Poi Beach Boys, Hendrix e U2 (7), Chuck Berry, James Brown, Prince, Led Zeppelin e Sly and the Family Stone (6). Il meglio è negli anni Sessanta Il meglio della musica si concentra, secondo la giuria, negli anni Sessanta: 204 delle 500 migliori canzoni sono datate fra il 1960 e il ' 69. Da lì in poi un crollo che lascia presagire poco di buono: gli anni 70 ne hanno 142, i denigrati ' 80 vengono rivalutati con ben 57 canzoni (Clash, Michael Jackson, Prince, U2, Rem, Springsteen), i ' 90 si fermano a 21, il nuovo Millennio a 3 (ed è tutto hip hop con Eminem e gli Outkast). In passato 2 brani per i ' 40 e 71 per i ' 50. Love: nei titoli vince l' amore Dammi tre parole... Nei titoli vince, come dubitarlo, l' amore: love e loving sono presenti per ben 43 volte. L' hanno usata tutti: Beatles, U2 («Pride - In the Name of Love»), Diana Ross, Elvis Presley, Bee Gees, Ray Charles, Donna Summer, Aretha Franklin, Joy Division, Tina Turner, Led Zeppelin. Quindi, rock o rockin (8 citazioni), babe/baby (8), sweet (8) e, funziona più la malinconia dell' allegria, rain, la pioggia (7).
The Rolling Stones outweigh the Beatles. And it is perhaps the first time in history. But Dylan beats all . That is the verdict of Rolling Stone, the bible of American pop-rock , which published the ranking of the 500 most beautiful songs ever. A list maddening the protagonist of High Fidelity by Nick Hornby , manic cataloger of disks ( and not only) . In the first place , then, there ' Bob Dylan " Like a Rolling Stone " dated 1965 . " I 've written . I was not wrong . It was ok . " These , all ' age, the words of the singer . According to the magazine ' there ' is a better description of the song , its structure and its execution revolutionary or that young man , just 24 years old , who created it . " After Dylan are the Rolling Stones - is no coincidence that the first two songs have something in common with the head of the music magazine ? - Of " ( I Can ' t Get No) Satisfaction ." The guitar riff that opens it , reads the review , "the point at which the shaky jumps and infatuations of youth become rock rock & roll ." In third place with John Lennon's " Imagine ," " a hymn of eternal comfort and hope that accompanied us in moments of pain from the shock of the death of Lennon himself in ' to 80 ' indescribable horror of ' September 11 ' , explain the critical . The time is a gentleman and has fixed ' wrongs ' of the public: only queens of the three songs " Satisfaction " reached number one in sales , " Like a Rolling Stone " and stopped at the second " Imagine " on the third . But there are even more blatant cases : " Blowin ' in the Wind ," always Dylan, who grabs 14th place and " London Calling " by The Clash ( 15) does not even entered in the official results . Among the other songs avenged there are for example " My Generation " by The Who that the public stopped at 74th and criticism puts all ' 11th and " Purple Haze " Hendrix (17 ° versus 65 °). No Beatles, as a group , on the podium. To see them you have to wait at number 8 where they placed " Hey Jude ." And it's a revolution. The same Rolling Stone, the ' last year , he had published the list of 500 greatest albums in the history and Paul , John , George and Ringo had been an unqualified success : first and third place ( ' Sgt Pepper ' s Lonely Hearts Club Band "and" Revolver ") and the other two discs in the top ten . But the Fab Four a rematch if they are taken . In the jukebox of history are still the largest group present with 23 songs, not to mention the presence as a solo Lennon, McCartney and Harrison. Rolling Stones (14) and Dylan (12) are kept at a safe distance . Fourth and fifth place go to black music : " What ' s Going On " by Marvin Gaye and " Respect " by Aretha Franklin, written and originally sung by Otis Redding. In sixth place , " Good Vibrations " by the Beach Boys, and " Hey Jude ," " Johnny B. Goode " by Chuck Berry, " Smells Like Teen Spirit " by Nirvana and" What I ' d Say " by Ray Charles . The jury is above all suspicion : 172 music fans among music critics ( c ' is also the director Cameron Crowe , a former journalist of the magazine) , manager of the music industry and artists such as Elvis Costello, Art Garfunkel , Joni Mitchell , Ozzy Osbourne , Joe Perry ( Aerosmith ) , Jeff Tweedy ( Wilco ) and Bryan Wilson ( Beach Boys). And , since we are in the era of music to download from the Internet , the site of Rolling Stone also offers the possibility to legally have (almost) the entire collection. The best of all time, except the Beatles and a few others that do not transfer their rights to download, to 79 cents per song . Andrea Laffranchi Beatles , Stones, Bob and Elvis For once not have the first place overall in the ranking but the Beatles are the largest group present: 23 songs (plus one each for Lennon, McCartney and Harrison) . Followed by Rolling Stones (14) and Bob Dylan (12). So Elvis Presley has 11 tracks in the 500 magnificent , but only debuted in 19th place with " Hound Dog ." Then the Beach Boys, Hendrix and U2 ( 7) , Chuck Berry, James Brown, Prince , Led Zeppelin and Sly and the Family Stone (6). The best is in the sixties The best music is focused, according to the jury , in the sixties : 204 of the 500 best songs are dated between 1960 and ' 69. From then on, a collapse that portends no good : the '70s have 142 , the denigrated ' 80 are revalued with as many as 57 songs ( Clash, Michael Jackson, Prince , U2, REM , Springsteen ) , the ' stop 90 to 21, the new Millennium 3 ( and it's all hip hop with Eminem and Outkast ) . In the past 2 tracks for the ' 40 and 71 to ' 50 . Love: in the titles he won 's love Give me three words ... In the titles won , as doubt it , 's love : love and loving are present for less than 43 times. They 've used all : Beatles, U2 ( " Pride - In the Name of Love ") , Diana Ross , Elvis Presley, Bee Gees, Ray Charles, Donna Summer, Aretha Franklin, Joy Division , Tina Turner, Led Zeppelin. So , rock or rockin (8 citations ) , babe / baby (8) , sweet ( 8) , and it works most melancholy of ' joy , rain , rain (7) LE CANZONI PIU'... DI SEMPRETHE BEST SONGS ... EVER 1 Like a Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan 1965 GLI ALBUM PIU'... DI SEMPRETHE BEST ALBUMS ... EVER1. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, The Beatles 2. Pet Sounds, The Beach Boys 3. Revolver, The Beatles 4. Highway 61 Revisited, Bob Dylan 5. Rubber Soul, The Beatles 6. What's Going On, Marvin Gaye 7. Exile on Main Street, The Rolling Stones 8. London Calling, The Clash 9. Blonde on Blonde, Bob Dylan 10. The Beatles ("The White Album"), The Beatles 11. The Sun Sessions, Elvis Presley 12. Kind of Blue, Miles Davis 13. Velvet Underground and Nico, The Velvet Underground 14. Abbey Road, The Beatles 15. Are You Experienced?, The Jimi Hendrix Experience 16. Blood on the Tracks, Bob Dylan 17. Nevermind, Nirvana 18. Born to Run, Bruce Springsteen 19. Astral Weeks, Van Morrison 20. Thriller, Michael Jackson 21. The Great Twenty-Eight, Chuck Berry 22. Plastic Ono Band, John Lennon 23. Innervisions, Stevie Wonder 24. Live at the Apollo (1963), James Brown 25. Rumours, Fleetwood Mac 26. The Joshua Tree, U2 27. King of the Delta Blues Singers, Vol. 1, Robert Johnson 28. Who's Next, The Who 29. Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin 30. Blue, Joni Mitchell 31. Bringing It All Back Home, Bob Dylan 32. Let It Bleed, The Rolling Stones 33. Ramones, Ramones 34. Music From Big Pink, The Band 35. The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars, David Bowie 36. Tapestry, Carole King 37. Hotel California, The Eagles 38. The Anthology, 1947 - 1972, Muddy Waters 39. Please Please Me, The Beatles 40. Forever Changes, Love 41. Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols, The Sex Pistols 42. The Doors, The Doors 43. The Dark Side of the Moon, Pink Floyd 44. Horses, Patti Smith 45. The Band, The Band 46. Legend, Bob Marley and the Wailers 47. A Love Supreme, John Coltrane 48. It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back, Public Enemy 49. At Fillmore East, The Allman Brothers Band 50. Here's Little Richard, Little Richard 51. Bridge Over Troubled Water, Simon and Garfunkel 52. Greatest Hits, Al Green 53. The Birth of Soul: The Complete Atlantic Rhythm and Blues Recordings, 1952 - 1959, Ray Charles 54. Electric Ladyland, The Jimi Hendrix Experience 55. Elvis Presley, Elvis Presley 56. Songs in the Key of Life, Stevie Wonder 57. Beggars Banquet, The Rolling Stones 58. Trout Mask Replica, Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band 59. Meet the Beatles, The Beatles 60. Greatest Hits, Sly and the Family Stone 61. Appetite for Destruction, Guns n' Roses 62. Achtung Baby, U2 63. Sticky Fingers, The Rolling Stones 64. Phil Spector, Back to Mono (1958 - 1969), Various Artists 65. Moondance, Van Morrison 66. Led Zeppelin IV, Led Zeppelin 67. The Stranger, Billy Joel 68. Off the Wall, Michael Jackson 69. Superfly, Curtis Mayfield 70. Physical Graffiti, Led Zeppelin 71. After the Gold Rush, Neil Young 72. Purple Rain, Prince 73. Back in Black, AC/DC 74. Otis Blue, Otis Redding 75. Led Zeppelin II, Led Zeppelin 76. Imagine, John Lennon 77. The Clash, The Clash 78. Harvest, Neil Young 79. Star Time, James Brown 80. Odessey and Oracle, The Zombies 81. Graceland, Paul Simon 82. Axis: Bold as Love, The Jimi Hendrix Experience 83. I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You, Aretha Franklin 84. Lady Soul, Aretha Franklin 85. Born in the U.S.A., Bruce Springsteen 86. Let It Be, The Beatles 87. The Wall, Pink Floyd 88. At Folsom Prison, Johnny Cash 89. Dusty in Memphis, Dusty Springfield 90. Talking Book, Stevie Wonder 91. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, Elton John 92. 20 Golden Greats, Buddy Holly 93. Sign 'o' the Times, Prince 94. Bitches Brew, Miles Davis 95. Green River, Creedence Clearwater Revival 96. Tommy, The Who 97. The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, Bob Dylan 98. This Year's Model, Elvis Costello 99. There's a Riot Goin' On, Sly and the Family Stone 100. In the Wee Small Hours, Frank Sinatra
GLI ARTISTI PIU'...PRESENTATI DA ESIMI COLLEGHI...BEST ARTISTS ... PRESENTED BY distinguished colleagues ...
1) The Beatles by Elvis Costello 2) Bob Dylan by Robbie Robertson 3) Elvis Presley by Bono 4) The Rolling Stones by Steven Van Zandt 5) Chuck Berry by Joe Perry 6) Jimi Hendrix by John Mayer 7) James Brown by Rick Rubin 8) Little Richard by Little Richard 9) Aretha Franklin by Jerry Wexler 10) Ray Charles by Van Morrison 11) Bob Marley by Wyclef Jean 12) The Beach Boys by Lindsey Buckingham 13) Buddy Holly by John Mellencamp 14) Led Zeppelin by Dave Grohl 15) Stevie Wonder by Elton John 16) Sam Cooke by Art Garfunkel 17) Muddy Watters by Billy Gibbons 18) Marvin Gaye by Smokey Robinson 19) The Velvet Underground by Julian Casablancas 20) Bo Diddley by Iggy Pop 21) Otis Redding by Steve Cropper 22) U2 by Chris Martin 23) Bruce Springsteen by Jackson Browne 24) Jerry Lee Lewis by Moby 25) Fats Domino by Dr. John 26) The Ramones by Lenny Kaye 27) Nirvana by Vernon Reid 28) Prince by Ahmir Thompson 29) The Who by Eddie Vedder 30) The Clash by The Edge 31) Johnny Cash by Kris Kristofferson 32) Smokey Robinson and the Miracles by Bob Seger 33) The Everly Brothers by Paul Simon 34) Neil Young by Flea 35) Michael Jackson by Antonio "LA" Reid 36) Madonna by Britney Spears 37) Roy Orbison by K.D. Lang 38) John Lennon by Lenny Kravitz 39) David Bowie by Lou Reed 40) Simon and Garfunkel by James Taylor 41) The Doors by Marilyn Manson 42) Van Morrison by Peter Wolf 43) Sly and the Family Stone by Don Was 44) Public Enemy by Adam Yauch 45) The Byrds by Tom Petty 46) Janis Joplin by Rosanne Cash 47) Patti Smith by Shirley Manson 48) Run-DMC by Chuck D 49) Elton John by Billy Joel 50) The Band by Lucinda Williams 51) Howlin' Wolf by Buddy Guy 52) The Allman Brothers Band by Billy Gibbons 53) Eric Clapton by Little Steven 54) Dr. Dre by Kanye West 55) Grateful Dead by Warren Haynes 56) Parliament/Funkadelic by Ice Cube 57) Aerosmith by Slash 58) Sex Pistols by Billie Joe Armstrong 59) Louis Jordan by Ahmet Ertegun 60) Joni Mitchell by Jewel 61) Tina Turner by Janet Jackson 62) Etta James by Bonnie Raitt 63) Phil Spector by Jerry Wexler 64) The Kinks by Peter Buck 65) Al Green by Justin Timberlake 66) Cream by Roger Waters 67) The Temptations by Rod Stewart 68) Jackie Wilson by Peter Wolf 69) Carl Perkins by Tom Petty 70) The Police by Brandon Flowers 71) Frank Zappa by Trey Anastasio 72) AC/DC by Rick Rubin 73) Radiohead by Dave Matthews 74) Hank Williams by Beck 75) The Eagles by Sheryl Crow 76) The Shirelles by Paul Shaffer 77) Beastie Boys by Darryl "DMC" McDaniels 78) The Stooges by Thurston Moore 79) The Four Tops by Smokey Robinson 80) Elvis Costello by Liz Phair 81) The Drifters by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller 82) Eminem by Elton John 83) N.W.A. by Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson 84) James Taylor by Art Garfunkel 85) Black Sabbath by Dave Navarro 86) Tupac Shakur by 50 Cent 87) Gram Parsons by Keith Richards 88) Miles Davis by Mos Def 89) The Yardbirds by Steven Tyler 90) Carlos Santana by Henry Garza 91) Ricky Nelson by John Fogerty 92) Guns n' Roses by Joe Perry 93) Booker T. and the MG's by Isaac Hayes 94) Nine Inch Nails by David Bowie 95) Lynyrd Skynyrd by Al Kooper 96) Martha and the Vandellas by Fred Schneider 97) Diana Ross and the Supremes by Antonio "LA" Reid 98) Roxy Music by John Taylor 99) Curtis Mayfield by Boz Scaggs 100) Lee "Scratch" Perry by Adam Horovitz Ultimo aggiornamento ( lunedì 25 gennaio 2010 ) |
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