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【博文+科普】Baxter Dury与Ian Dury

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Baxter Dury是英国知名新潮朋克传奇音乐家Ian Dury的独子。
当他五岁的时候就登上父亲专辑Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll的封面,出现在世人面前。
作为名门之后,他并没有选择和父亲一样的道路。当他2002年发行第一张唱片时,父亲已因癌症过世。没能听到儿子的音乐,实属遗憾。
悲剧的是大叔的音乐道路并不成功,前两张专反响平平。终于39岁的时候凭借happy soup大获好评。
不求超越父辈,只要做回自己。
卡卡原创。度娘百科不给我过审。。。。。天理何在
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下面这篇博文就是baxter谈Ian Dury的专辑Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll



1楼2012-01-28 01:50回复
    Baxter Dury: 'My dad was lovely, bubbly ... and annoying'
    Some people seem to think that Ian Dury was a genius and others say he was evil. He wasn't evil – he was a normal dad who made me soup


    2楼2012-01-28 01:55
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      Ian and Baxter Dury
      五岁时的封面~~~~小时候是不是很可爱~~~
      I was first approached about the film, Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll,
      in quite a roundabout way. Someone who knew someone who was working
      with someone else got in touch and wanted to talk about a few ideas for a
      biopic about my dad, Ian Dury.
      I didn't really take it seriously until Paul Viragh, who wrote the
      screenplay, got in touch. My sister, Jemima, and I could have decided
      not to be involved, but they would have made the film anyway so at least
      our involvement helped guide things.


      3楼2012-01-28 02:08
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        It takes you a while to see whether a person's good intentions are
        real, especially with something as personal as this, but I'm pleased to
        say Paul and I became very good friends. He became more of a family
        therapist than anything else. The result was a film which amalgamates
        fantasy and fact. It had to be that way: if you tried to stick to just
        the facts and keep it chronological the film would last 57 years. The
        film represents a version of events that makes the experience of being
        around my dad look anarchic and chaotic, but I actually had a stable
        upbringing with my mum. We lived in a country house, she made apple pie –
        it was a nice, middle-class upbringing. Even when I went to live with
        my dad when I was older, I never felt as though I was in any danger. The
        thing is that films of this kind tend to promote the extremes, by which
        the perception of someone gets cemented. Some people seem to think that
        my dad was a genius and others say he was evil. He wasn't evil, he was
        annoying. But he was also a lovely, bubbly person, a normal dad who made
        me soup. I'm used to the mythologising of my dad, so I found
        other elements of the film much more powerful. For example, the
        portrayal of my granddad (played by Ray Winstone) was strange, because I
        hadn't experienced the part of his life shown in the film. In fact,
        what you see is a character built around stories that we heard from my
        dad. Bill Milner does a brilliant job of playing me, but it's
        definitely weird to see yourself portrayed by an actor. When we met, we
        both just sort of looked at our shoes and said "All right?". We talked
        about my childhood, but I was conscious of not overloading him with my
        memories. I've got nothing but praise for Andy Serkis (who plays Ian
        Dury). My first impression was that he was too nice a person and had too
        little ego to play my dad, but it really was an incredible
        transformation. My involvement in the film was an absolute
        pleasure, everyone who worked on Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll
        was wonderful. They all worked hard for not much money. But I have to
        admit that I did have a few sleepless nights after I watched the film.
        It's just not normal to watch your family on screen, is it? I wouldn't
        suggest it to anyone. I worry that people think we were some kind of
        rock'n'roll experiment, but we were just a normal, happy family. How
        would I describe my dad? Someone made a brilliant analogy that I think
        sums him up: he was like a beautifully made hotel, one side of which
        looks over an idyllic beach while the other looks over the Gaza strip.


        4楼2012-01-28 02:09
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