ZEPPELIN ROCK: Los 10 mejores discos para Sebastian Bach - 10 álbumes que cambiaron mi vida

miércoles, 4 de julio de 2012

Los 10 mejores discos para Sebastian Bach - 10 álbumes que cambiaron mi vida


Lo hemos leído en Goldmine. Se trata de una lista dejada por el vocalista de Skid Row Sebastian Bach sobre los 10 discos que cambiaron su vida, dice. Os dejo con la lista y los comentarios en inglés sobre cada uno de ellos por parte de Bach. Por cierto, ¡cuánto me gusta ver al number one por ahí: sí, habéis acertado, me refiero al de los Judas!


Los 10 discos que cambiaron la vida de Sebastian Bach:

1. KISS, “Alive!”
My dad gave me it for Christmas when I was 8 or 9, and I will never f**ing forget it.

2. Ted Nugent, “Weekend Warriors”
For the cover alone. My dad gave me “Kiss Alive” and “Weekend Warriors” the same Christmas, and that pretty much blew my mind.

3. Cheap Trick, “Dream Police”
I loved Robin Zander’s voice and persona when I was a kid.

4. Van Halen, “Van Halen”
I was a huge Cheap Trick fan, and my baby sitter, who was, like, 10, left her copy of “Van Halen” at my house. And it was so much dirtier than Cheap Trick, and it freaked me out. I couldn’t believe it.

5. Judas Priest, “Unleashed In The East”
I couldn’t believe Rob Halford’s voice was really his voice. I remember my buddy played me “Victim of Changes” and said, “Listen to him sing!” And I said, “That’s not singing. That’s the guitar.” And he’s like, “No, that’s his voice.” I just couldn’t fathom that a human voice was capable of making those sounds.

6. Mötley Crüe, “Shout At The Devil”
That album was great. I love that album, and the production of the video “Looks That Kill” was so f**king amazing.

7. Hanoi Rocks, “Two Steps From The Move”
Michael Monroe was one of my heroes growing up, and that album was incredible.

8. Jeff Buckley, “Grace”
When that came out in the mid-’90s ‚ to me he was the only guy really singing — like really, really singing, like the best singer I ever heard. And that album became my favorite album of the ’90s.

9. Metallica, “Kill ’Em All”
I remember going through the record racks at Moondance Records in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada, which is still there — a mom-and-pop record store that you should give a shout out to. And I picked up this album and I turned it around, and they were the ugliest humans that I had ever seen. I had never seen uglier people (laughs). So I bought the record just because they were so ugly. I was like “These guys are ugly, man. I’m gonna buy this!” So that was a good one.

10. Rose Tattoo, “Rock N’ Roll Outlaw”
“Rock n’ Roll Outlaw.” That’s my favorite f**king song, and they were, like, dirtier than AC/DC. I couldn’t believe how cool they were.

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