英语翻译When Don McClean recorded "American Pie" in 1972 he was
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When Don McClean recorded "American Pie" in 1972 he was remembering his own youth and the early innocence of rock 'n' roll fifteen years before; he may not have considered that he was also contributing the most sincere historical treatise ever fashioned on the vast social transition from the 1950s to the 1960s.For the record,"the day the music died" refers to Buddy Holly's February 1959 death in a plane crash in North Dakota that also took the lives of Richie ("La Bamba") Valens and The Big Bopper ("Chantilly Lace").The rest of "American Pie" describes the major rock stars of the sixties and their publicity-saturated impact on the music scene:the Jester is Bob Dylan,the Sergeants are the Beatles,Satan is Mick Jagger.For 1950s teens who grew up with the phenomenon of primordial rock 'n' roll,the changes of the sixties might have seemed to turn the music into something very different:"We all got up to dance / Oh,but we never got the chance." There's no doubt that,coincident with Holly's death,rock 'n' roll began declining into a hibernation that left the music nearly dead when compared with the vitality of only a few months earlier.And it's not too hard to understand why.Imagine a football team winning the Super Bowl one year,and then losing to injury,free agency,or retirement its starting quarterback,and its best receiver,running back,defensive lineman,and cornerback,as well as its coach and half the front office,all over the course of the next season.Not likely to win another championship,or even a game,for quite some time.
When Don McClean recorded "American Pie" in 1972 he was remembering his own youth and the early innocence of rock 'n' roll fifteen years before; he may not have considered that he was also contributing the most sincere historical treatise ever fashioned on the vast social transition from the 1950s to the 1960s.For the record,"the day the music died" refers to Buddy Holly's February 1959 death in a plane crash in North Dakota that also took the lives of Richie ("La Bamba") Valens and The Big Bopper ("Chantilly Lace").The rest of "American Pie" describes the major rock stars of the sixties and their publicity-saturated impact on the music scene:the Jester is Bob Dylan,the Sergeants are the Beatles,Satan is Mick Jagger.For 1950s teens who grew up with the phenomenon of primordial rock 'n' roll,the changes of the sixties might have seemed to turn the music into something very different:"We all got up to dance / Oh,but we never got the chance." There's no doubt that,coincident with Holly's death,rock 'n' roll began declining into a hibernation that left the music nearly dead when compared with the vitality of only a few months earlier.And it's not too hard to understand why.Imagine a football team winning the Super Bowl one year,and then losing to injury,free agency,or retirement its starting quarterback,and its best receiver,running back,defensive lineman,and cornerback,as well as its coach and half the front office,all over the course of the next season.Not likely to win another championship,or even a game,for quite some time.
当Don McClean在1972年录制《美国派》时,他想起了自己年轻的时候和15年前对摇滚最初的懵懂.他也许没有料到在1950~1960年间巨大的社会转型期,他同时创造了有史以来流行的最诚挚的专辑.在专辑中,音乐逝去之时指的是Buddy Holly's死于1959年二月在北达科他的空难,那次空难同时夺取了Richie ("La Bamba")和Big Bopper的生命.美国派剩下的部分描述了60年代主要的摇滚明星和他们的公众影响对音乐的冲击:小丑是Bob Dylan, 警官是披头士, 撒旦是Mick Jagger.那些50年代出生的年轻人,伴随着原始的摇滚现象成长,对于他们,60年代的改变把音乐变成了不一样的东西“"We all got up to dance / Oh, but we never got the chance”(美国派中的歌词).毫无疑问,随着HOLLY的过世,摇滚开始衰落到冬眠期,这使得比起短短几个月之前的生机勃勃,音乐就像死亡了一样.而且,这并不难理解.想象一个球队有一年赢得了超级杯大赛,(下面专业术语啊~真的很bt)败于伤病,自由球员市场或者四分卫,还有他最好的接球员、跑锋、防守线卫、守方后卫和教练、一半的管理部门的退职,充斥着下一个赛季.基本上在很长一段时间内,这个球队不可能赢得另一个冠军,甚至一场比赛.
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