sons às rodelas (# 16)

Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited (Columbia Records, 1965)

"I wrote it. I didn't fail. It was straight."
Bob Dylan sobre Like a Rolling Stone (ver aqui).

sons às rodelas (# 15)

Os Mutantes - Os Mutantes (Polydor, 1968)

"No tempo da titia Rita Lee, falar em rock no Brasil soava tão absurdo quanto a democracia. "Bota ela grávida no xadrez pra servir de exemplo pra juventude" - diziam os homens."
Rita Lee, entrevistada aqui.

sons às rodelas (# 14)

Pixies - Doolittle (4AD, 1989)

"We dealt with a couple major labels in North America. In Europe, we exclusively dealt with independent labels. What's the difference? I don't know. Basically a record company dude is a record company dude. Those fuckers were just a pain in the ass."
Frank Black, aqui.

sons às rodelas (# 13)

Siouxsie and the Banshees - Kaleidoscope (Geffen, 1980)

"So many people don't want to know about changing; changing themselves and changing the way they're living to make it better."
Siouxsie Sioux, aqui.

sons às rodelas (# 12)

Rinôçérôse - Schizophonia (V2 Records, 2005)

"Pour les étrangers, on fait partie de la french-touch."
Jean-Philippe Freu, aqui.

sons às rodelas (# 11)

The Cure - Disintegration (Elektra, 1989)

"Most of the time I'm a professional idiot. I really don't care about what other people think, which can be a bad thing."
Robert Smith, em entrevista à revista The Hit em 1985.

sons às rodelas (# 10)

Suzanne Vega - Solitude Standing (A&M, 1987)

"My idea of a perfect folk song is something in a minor key with a tragic ending - preferably suicide or madness. Something with no chorus. Something with sex and violence."
Suzanne Vega, aqui.

sons às rodelas (# 9)

Peaches - The Teaches of Peaches (Kitty-Yo, 2000)

"Sex is one of the five basic needs in life and one of the only two that involve another person. You need to eat, you need to sleep, you need shelter, you need to belong, and you need to have sex. Those are actually the five basic needs."
Merrill Nisker, aqui.

sons às rodelas (# 8)

The Clash - London Calling (Epic, 1979)

"I think people ought to know that we're anti-fascist, anti-violence, and anti-racist. We're against ignorance."
Joe Strummer, aqui.

sons às rodelas (VII)

Depeche Mode - Violator (Mute Records, 1990)

"I’m the greatest thing since sliced bread on one hand and the lowest creature from the black lagoon that you can possibly imagine on the other side."
David Gahan, aqui.

sons às rodelas (VI)

Blondie - Eat to the Beat (Chrysalis, 1979)

"I wish I had invented sex."
Deborah Harry

sons às rodelas (V)

ZZ Top - Tres Hombres (Warner Bros, 1973)

"Better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it."
Billy Gibbons

sons às rodelas (IV)

The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground and Nico (Verve, 1967)

"One of my rules is: never listen to your old stuff. If you do that, then you’re not a musician anymore; then you’re just a self-satisfied nostalgic idiot who’s not interested in inventing anything."
Lou Reed, em entrevista a Gabriella, NYROCK, 1998

sons às rodelas (III)

Björk - Homogenic (Elektra, 1997)

"You've got happy, sad, angry, confused, and then all the 50,000 other colours that a human feels. And if one song is just about turquoise blue - that can mean a lot of things; that [can mean the way] you feel about apples, and your brother, and your wooden bed from your childhood. "
Björk, entrevista de Emma Brockes

sons às rodelas (II)

Frank Zappa - Hot Rats (Rykodisc, 1969)

"It is easier to make somebody mad than to make somebody love. And seeing as how hate is the absolute negative of love, if you can evoke hate and it's really there, you can polarize it, and then you really could have love."
Frank Zappa, entrevista de Frank Kofsky

sons às rodelas (I)

Tricky - Maxinquaye (Island Records, 1995)

"Technically I'm totally naive, and emotionally I'm fucked up."
Tricky, 1995