《寻找小糖人(2012)》完整中英文对照剧本

《小糖人》罗德里格兹Sugar Man by Rodriguez小糖人请快一点Sugar Man, won't you hurry?因为这一切已让我疲惫Cos I'm tired of these scenes给你这枚蓝色硬币你能不能帮我带回For a blue coin, won't you bring back我五彩斑斓的梦境All those colours to my dreams?你带来了银色有魔法的船Silver magic ships, you carry我们跳跃着喝汽水我们还有甜美的玛丽珍Jumpers, coke, sweet Mary Jane南非开普敦小糖人Sugar Man我的外号♥就是从这首歌♥来的I got my nickname from this song.史提芬·西格曼"老糖"唱片行老板过去在军队里他们把西格曼错念成"糖人"When I was in the Army they used to mispronounce Segerman as Sugar Man. 然后他们就开始叫我"老糖"了这就成了我的外号♥And then they just started calling me Sugar and that became my nickname. 罗德里格兹的这张唱片《冷事实》It's 40 years since已经发行了40年了this LP called Cold Fact by Rodriguez was released.在南非这是一张非常受欢迎的专辑And in South Africa it was a very popular album.那是当时最火爆的专辑之一It was one of the biggest albums of the day.但问题是我们都不知道他到底是谁But the thing was, we didn't know who this guy was.其他的摇滚歌♥手我们都对其各种信息了如指掌All our other rock stars, we had all the information we needed.但是他呢一片空白But this guy? There was nothing.然后我们了解到他是自杀了And then we found out that he had committed suicide.他在舞台上把自己点着He set himself alight on stage在众目睽睽之下活活烧死了自己and burnt to death in front of the audience.这简直太不可思议了这已不仅仅是自杀It was the most incredible thing. It wasn't just a suicide.这大概算是摇滚史上最诡异的自杀了It was probably the most grotesque suicide in rock history.寻找小糖人音乐罗德里格兹密歇根 -底特律我记忆中第一次真正♥见♥到他是在The first time that I remember actually recognizing him is麦克·希尔多有天给我打电♥话♥说Mike Theodore called me on the phone one day and said,丹尼斯·科菲罗德里格兹1970年首张专辑《冷事实》的联合制♥作♥人"我这里有位歌♥手引荐给你""I have this artist I want you to come see with me."他叫罗德里格兹""This guy's name is Rodriguez,"他就在底特律河那边上班""he's working down by the Detroit River.他合作过的歌♥手有马文·盖伊史蒂夫·汪达诱惑组合至上女声三重唱格雷迪斯·奈特林格·斯塔四上组合威尔森·皮科特"那边有个酒吧""There's a bar down there,"就在江边码头那边""down by the wharf riverside district."我们今晚去瞧瞧吧""Let's go see him tonight."我觉得你肯定会喜欢的""I think you'll really like him."所以那天晚上我记得我们开着车...So that night, I remember, we pull up...来到底特律这片稍微偏远的地方away in this kinda isolated part of Detroit就在底特律河边上right on the side of the Detroit River,你可以看到河中弥漫上来的雾气and you could see the mist in the air coming off the river.我们可以感受到We could feel it.然后我们就进去了进门的时候And we went inside there, and as we walked in the door,我们可以听到身后传来货轮的声音we could hear behind us the sound of the freighters它们正沿着河开过as they're going down the river,所以这场景就像福尔摩斯小说里的一样and so it's like you're walking out of a Sherlock Holmes novel. 你穿过迷雾走进这里You walk out of the mist and you go into this place,在屋子里也是烟雾缭绕and inside the place, it's all full of smoke,里面也是一样so there's a mist inside there.嘭的一下烟雾就像一面墙Boom, hey, you know, it's a wall of smoke.到处都是啤酒瓶和花生壳乱糟糟的Beer all over the place. Peanut shells. It was just a mess.然后就听到扫弦的声音了And then you hear this strumming sound.麦克·希尔多《冷事实》联合制♥作♥人扫弦敲击吉他的声音Strumming and batting the guitar.然后就听见了他的声音是有些奇怪的And then you hear this voice. Strange voice.终于我们穿过烟雾仔细寻找...Finally, we walked through the smoke, and I looked,我看到在远远的角落里...and there in the far corner I saw...我看见一个人影但看不见脸I could see the shadow of a man and I couldn't see his face.我说"怎么回事"然后接着走近一些...I said, "What's the deal?" So we got a little closer...就能看到这个人是背对着你的And you see this guy with his back to you.你只能看着他的背他就在角落这么唱着So all you see is his back and he's in a corner, singing.画面简直可以说是空灵It was an ethereal scene, if you will.大雾弥漫的夜晚有雾笛声传来Foggy night, foghorns,眼前都是看不♥穿♥的浓雾smoke so thick you couldn't see through it.还有如此的歌♥声And here's this voice.或许这可以迫使别人仔细听歌♥词Maybe it forced you to listen to the lyrics因为你完全看不到他的脸'cause you couldn't see the guy's face.我们就是那时跟他聊了聊决定应该为他制♥作♥一张专辑That's when we talked to him and figured we needed to do an album on him. 那个时代唯一与其媲美的"作家"歌♥手The only writer that I had heard of, of that time period,或许只有鲍勃·迪伦了只有他才能写得这么棒was maybe Bob Dylan, that was writing that well.《你的苦恼》罗德里格兹 1970Crucify Your Mind by Rodriguez到底他是个猎人还是个戏子Was it a huntsman or a player让你如此付出That made you pay the cost他倒轻轻松松That now assumes relaxed positions你却一无所有And prostitutes your loss?你是否被自己的欲望折磨Were you tortured by your own thirst自己寻找的那些欢愉In those pleasures that you seek一会儿是好奇That made you Tom the Curious一会儿是脆弱That makes you James the Weak?你说你手头有事情忙And you claim you got something going你说很特别的事Something you call unique但我看到你自怨自艾But I've seen your self-pity showing就像你脸颊滑过的泪水As the tears roll down your cheeks他就是这城市中游走的孤魂He was this wandering spirit around the city.有时候我能在街道角落里看到他And, uh, sometimes I might catch him in the corner.底特律有很多这样荒凉无人的地方You know, Detroit's got its share of, uh, burned-out, desolate areas 我偶尔见到他and I would occasionally see him, um,丹·迪马吉奥"酒坊"的酒保是在离"酒坊"很远的地方我就想far away from The Brewery, and I wondered,这更增加了他的传奇色彩and it just added to this mythology of him.比如他在干嘛他是干什么的Like, what is he doing? What is he doing? What does he do?我听说他帮人修理屋顶做一些施工的活儿I heard he did a little roofing, some construction work.我觉得那应该就是他当时的经济来源了Um, I think that's how he got his money at the time.他真的...我说这些没有恶意He just was, you know, and I say this with love,我很尊重他的但是...I say this with respect, but,我当时觉得他只是...I thought he was just a...跟无家可归的人没什么两样just not much more than a kind of a homeless person, you know?四处漂泊He just was a drifter. He was just... Um...我都不知道他有个家I didn't know if he had a home, you know?他看上去就像是从一个庇护所去到另一个庇护所那样He'd look like maybe he'd go from shelter to shelter or something. 七十年代的底特律的确生活艰难Detroit in the '70s was a hard place.现在其实还是这样Well, it's still a hard place.很多衰败的毁掉的房♥子城里有很多穷♥人♥ Lot of decay, lots of ruined houses. Real poverty exists in this city. 而那些街道就是罗德里格兹成长起来的地方And those streets were Rodriguez's natural habitat.每次我们跟他见面聊聊工作进度Any time we met him to talk about what we were doing,他总是在他住处附近的街角约我们见面he would always meet us on a corner somewhere in his neighbourhood. 大多数时候他都不愿来我家Most of the time he wasn't coming to my house.他会说"跟我在这条街和那条街的交界口见面吧"He'd say, "Meet me on the corner of this street and that street,"我们就会过去and we would be there.麦克和我把车停好出来Uh, Mike and I would get out of our cars and park our cars,站在街角so we'd be standing on the corner,我们四下观望他就会突然一下子出现and then we'd look round and he'd be there all of a sudden.就这样出现He'd just show up.我们觉得他就是城市里的诗人We thought he was like the inner city poet.把所见所闻写成诗放进音乐里You know? Putting his poems to music of what he saw.他眼里的底特律And it was definitely a very gritty look一定是坚韧不拔的at what he saw on the streets of Detroit.他在街坊里见到的在路上行走的人What he saw in his neighbourhood. Who was walking around the streets. 以及他在歌♥里表达这些的方式And the way he presented it in a song,我觉得都非常有意思I thought was very, very interesting.我们当时在特拉-谢玛录音室录音We were working at Tera-Shirma recording studio.他开口唱以后你真的会觉得"哇他肯定行"When he opened up and sang, you went, "Whoa, this guy's got it."当时的罗德里格兹真的一切装置都就绪了Rodriguez, at that time, had all the machinery in place.身后有大制♥作♥人和投资时机也不错Big names, big money behind it. Circumstances were right.为什么就是没成功呢直到今天这个问题还在困扰着我Why didn't it make it? That's the big question that today still haunts me.宣传力度够吗巡回演出够吗Did he get enough promotion? Did he do enough performances? 还是歌♥太政♥治♥化了Was he too political?到底是因为这个还是那个Was there this or was there that?封面是不是不能用橙色该用绿色Should it have been green instead of orange?是不是应该用小提琴而不是双簧管Should it have been a violin instead of an oboe?这样子的问题还可以一直问下去On and on you can go.但最终如果你现在去听他的歌♥ 你会说But the end of the day is, if you listen to the stuff now, you'd say, "我真不明白他是这么出色""I don't understand it, he's right-on."我只看过他表演一次I only heard him play once,他专辑里面有一首歌♥ 是叫...and one of the songs that he had on his album, it was called... 《小糖人》对吧是叫这个名字对吧The Sugar Man? Was it Sugar Man? Is that the name of the song? 杰瑞米·费瑞迪瓦工我认识那个人的那个"小糖人"Um, I knew that guy, the Sugar Man.他的名字叫"大众车"..."大众车弗兰克"And his name was Volkswagen Cha... Volkswagen Frank!他就住在那个街角And he lived right around the corner大家都经常去弗兰克那里and you used to go over to Volkswagen Frank's.大家去他那儿买♥♥一点"糖"You'd go in and get a little "sugar,"你应该知道我说的是什么吧if you know what I mean.《小糖人》罗德里格兹 1970Sugar Man by Rodriguez小糖人请快一点Sugar Man, won't you hurry?因为这一切已让我疲惫Cos I'm tired of these scenes给你一枚蓝色硬币请给我For a blue coin, won't you bring back色彩斑斓的梦境All those colours to my dreams?你带来银色有魔法的船Silver magic ships, you carry加州棕榈泉跳跃着喝汽水还有甜美的玛丽珍Jumpers, coke, sweet Mary Jane小糖人Sugar Man虚情假意的朋友Meta false friend在这孤独的盖满尘土的路上On a lonely, dusty road失去了我的心Lost my heart我这里有些照片想让你看I got some photos here that I'd like to show you是我当年和罗德里格兹在英国的时候的一直保留下来that I've kept since my days in England with Rodriguez.我找找Let me see.可能在这一本我也不记得在哪里了Possibly it's in this book, I don't know where.这些都是我做演员时候的照片These are all my photos from when I was acting.这个是我这个是詹姆斯·迪恩That's me, and that's Jimmy Dean.是1955年的照片That was in 1955.等等好像找到了在这里面呢Hang on, I think I've found them. Think they're in here.找到了Yeah, here they are.哇天哪原来放在这Wow. Good Lord, here they are.我已经快要35年没有见过这些照片了You know, I haven't seen these pictures in almost 35 years. 他是给我印象最深刻的艺术家He's my most memorable artist.斯蒂夫·罗兰德罗德里格兹1971年第二张专辑《从现实来》制♥作♥人我制♥作♥过很多很棒的专辑但...You know, I've produced a lot of great ones, but...合作过的歌♥手有杰瑞·李·刘易斯治疗乐队彼得·弗兰普顿格洛丽亚·盖诺邦妮演唱组漂亮东西乐队他令我印象最深he's my most memorable.他不仅仅是有才华It's not just a talent.他就像...He's like...就像一位智者一位先知He's like a wise man, a prophet.远远多于一个音乐人的概念He's way beyond just being a musical artist.并且很有可能获得巨大成功的And he probably could have done fantastically well如果他当时继续唱下去if he had have continued.我跟他见面时When I met him,别人介绍说"罗德里格兹这位是斯蒂夫·罗兰德"they said, "Rodriguez, this is Steve Rowland."他很喜欢你的专辑"罗德里格兹说"He really likes your album." And Rodriguez said to me,"你喜欢《冷事实》吗""Well, did you like Cold Facts?"我说"天哪它真是天才作品"I said, "Man, I thought it was absolutely brilliant."完完全全的""Absolutely brilliant."真不敢相信它没有获得任何反响""I can't believe that this album didn't do anything."这是一张非常棒的专辑""It's just a fantastic album."然后他就给我唱了...So he played me...他的下一张专辑是... 当时你会把它们装在盒子里Well, his next album was on... In those days you had cassettes.他随身带着第二张专辑的母带名字叫《从现实来》He had demos of this next album that he was gonna call Coming From Reality.我说"哇这会震惊乐坛的"And I said, "Wow, man, this has got to be a smash."都是很棒的歌♥""These are great songs."有些...跟其他的不一样""Little bit... Little bit different from the others,"我说"但真的很棒"I said, "but great songs."我说"有两首还特别伤感"I said, "And a couple of them were so sad." You know.里面有一首绝对有杀伤力的There's one in there that's absolutely a killer.是我听过最悲伤的歌♥之一...It's one of the saddest songs that...别看我在笑那真的是我听过的最悲伤的歌♥之一了I'm laughing, but it's one of the saddest songs that I've ever heard. 是一首非常简单的歌♥ 等等我来放给你听And it's a very simple song. Hang on, I wanna play this. Hang on. 听他的歌♥词Okay, listen to these words.《因为》罗德里格兹 1971Cause by Rodriguez因为我丢了工作'Cause I lost m y job就在离圣诞两周前Two weeks before Christmas噢天哪Oh, man.我在下水道对耶稣倾诉And I talked to Jesus at The Sewer教皇说这关他屁事And the Pope said it was none of his goddamn business雨水混杂香槟While the rain drank champagne天使也让我喝个烂醉My Estonian Archangel came and got me wasted因为我得到过的最甜蜜的吻'Cause the sweetest kiss I ever got就是我那唯一一个ls the one I've never tasted我真的感到难过因为...And it really makes me sad, because...这是我们录过的最后一曲that was the last song that we recorded.也是罗德里格兹录过的最后一曲And that was the last song that Rodriguez ever recorded.我尤其感到伤心的是And what makes it even sadder专辑是在1971年11月发行的was the album was released in November of 1971,我们有很高的期待但完全没有任何反响and we expected big things. And it did absolutely nothing. 然后就在圣诞节前两周And then, two weeks before Christmas,苏塞克斯(公♥司♥)跟他解约了Sussex dropped him off the label.这首歌♥的第一句话就像一个预言And the very first line in the song, as if premonition,就是"我在圣诞前两周丢了工作"was, "I lost my job two weeks before Christmas."噢天哪我就一直在想这个Oh, man. I just think about that.他理应受到关注This guy deserves recognition.在美国根本没人听说过他Nobody in America had even heard of him.没人...Nobody...甚至没人有兴趣去听他的歌♥Nobody even was interested in listening to him.怎么会这样怎么会这样写这么好听的歌♥的人啊How can that be? How can that be? Guy that writes like this. 我是说...I mean...因为他们告诉我每个人都要付清欠款'Cause they told me everybody's gotta pay their dues我解释说自己已经付过了And I explained that I had overpaid them因为她的香水味道'Cause the smell of her perfume还在我脑海深处回响Echoes in my head still《我在想》罗德里格兹I Wonder by Rodriguez南非开普敦我在想你有过多少对象I wonder how many times you've been had我在想又有多少黄掉了And I wonder how many plans have gone bad我在想你上过多少次床I wonder how many times you had sex我还在想你知不知道下一个会是谁And I wonder, do you know who'll be next?《冷事实》是怎么来到南非的It's still a bit of a mystery how the first copy of Cold Fact现在还是个谜actually came to South Africa.其中一个版本是But one of the stories I've heard有一个美国女孩来到南非is that there was an American girl and she came to South Africa 来看她男朋友随身带了这张唱片to visit her boyfriend and brought a copy of the record with her. 他们还有身边的朋友都非常喜欢And her and him and all their friends really liked it想要买♥♥ 但买♥♥不到and went out to try and buy it but you couldn't buy it.所以他们做了一些复♥制♥唱片自己传阅So they started taping copies and passing copies along.不管它是怎么来的南非怎么在这里发芽的However it got here, however it germinated here,斯蒂芬·西格曼"老糖"唱片行老板它一出现就传播得非常迅速once it got here, it spread very quickly....你有多么现实How much goin' have you got还有你那些不一样的朋友And I wonder about your friends that are not我在想I wonder一直在想Wonder I do我还记得当时我在上高中I remember I was in high school我们听到这首歌♥唱"我在想你做过多少次爱"and we heard this song, "I wonder how many times you've had sex?" 那个时候的南非是非常保守的And at that time South Africa was very conservative.威廉·莫勒音乐人种族隔离严重It was the height of apartheid,也没有电视and there wasn't television here.就真有那么保守因为电视是共♥产♥主义分子的That's how conservative it was, 'cause television was communist.真的是...你都不会相信It was really... You wouldn't believe.一切都被禁制一切都被审查Everything was restricted, everything was censored.一切都...Everything was...然后我们就听到这个人唱这首歌♥And here's this guy singing this song."他是谁""他叫罗德里格兹""Who's that?" Said, "That's Rodriguez."然后他就成了反叛的标志And he became something of a rebel son' of icon.但奇怪的是虽然我们都买♥♥了他的专辑But the strange thing was that we all bought his records.我认识的每个人都有他的专辑《我在想》这首歌♥ Everybody I knew had his records. I Wonder,是最受欢迎的每个人都在唱that was the big song that everybody was singing全部人都买♥♥了专辑and we all bought a record.然后封面上就是他了有点像阴影里的嬉皮士And there he was on the cover, sort of a hippy with shades.但没有人知道他是什么人他就是个谜But nobody knew anything about him. He was a mystery.不像其他美国艺术家你可以在刊物上读到Unlike other artists that you could read about from America,然后对他们进行了解get to know something about them,他什么都没有没人知道他的任何事there was zilch. Nobody knew anything.完全是个谜我们只有他封面上这张照片It was a mystery. We only had his picture on the cover of the record. 《简·S·彼迪》罗德里格兹Jane S. Piddy by Rodriguez你坐在那里想感觉不安全Now you sit there thinking Feeling insecure讽刺的宫廷小丑告诉你没有解药The mocking court jester Claims there is no proven cure回到你的房♥间你盯着墙壁Go back to your chamber Your eyes upon the wall因为没人听你倾诉也没人接你来电Cos you got no one to listen You got no one to call你觉得我会好奇And you think I'm curious这张专辑异常受欢迎The album was exceptionally popular.对很多南非人来说他就是我们生命的背景音乐To many of us South Africans, he was the soundtrack to our lives.在70年代中期你随便走进一间In the mid-'70s, if you walked into a random白人的自♥由♥主义的中产阶级人家white, liberal, middle-class household只要他们家有那么一叠流行音乐that had a turntable and a pile of pop records你只要翻看这些唱片就一直能找到and if you flipped through the records you would always see披头士的《阿比路》Abbey Road by The Beatles.还有《忧郁河上的桥》You would always see Bridge Over Troubled Water西蒙和加芬克尔的by Simon and Garfunkel.然后肯定还有罗德里格兹的《冷事实》And you would always see Cold Fact by Rodriguez.对我们来说那是史上最著名的专辑之一To us, it was one of the most famous records of all time.里面传达的思想是"反体制"The message it had was: "Be anti-establishment. "有一首歌♥就叫《反体制蓝调》One song's called Anti-Establishment Blues.我们都不知道"反体制"是什么意思We didn't know what the word "anti-establishment" was直到罗德里格兹的歌♥里唱到然后我们才发现until it cropped up on a Rodriguez song and then we found out,我们是可以与当下社会持异见的it's OK to protest against your society,我们是有权对这个社会愤怒的to be angry with your society.因为我们所处的这个社会Because we lived in a society所有事情的目的都是保护种族分离制度where every means was used to prevent apartheid from,克雷格·巴索洛缪-斯翠顿音乐记者防止其结束you know, coming to an end,这张专辑里面有着这种...this album somehow had in it...歌♥词把我们这些被压♥迫♥的人给解放了lyrics that almost set us free as oppressed peoples.每一场革命都需要圣歌♥Any revolution needs an anthem在南非《冷事实》就是这样一张专辑and in South Africa Cold Fact was the album允许人们that gave people permission拥有自♥由♥的思想开始有不一样的想法to free their minds and to start thinking differently.《反体制蓝调》罗德里格兹 1970The Establishment Blues by Rodriguez市长掩盖犯罪率理事会的女人犹犹豫豫The mayor hides the crime rate Council woman hesitates公众变得易怒但忘了选举的日子Public gets irate But forgets the vote date体制就要灭亡由愤怒的年轻人推♥翻♥This system's gonna fall soon To an angry young tune这是无法改变的冷冰冰的事实And that's a concrete cold fact可能这看上去有点奇怪It may seem strange that South African record companies南非的唱片公♥司♥没有继续发行罗德里格兹的作品didn't do more to try and track down Rodriguez,但实际上如果你回望过去那段时间but, actually, if you look back at the time我们正经历着种族隔离运动最激烈的时候we were in the middle of apartheid, the height of apartheid.南非当时遭受的制裁是世界级的South Africa was under sanctions from countries from all over the world. 南非音乐家是不允许出国演出的South African musicians were not allowed to play overseas.外国的表演也不能来南非巡回No foreign acts were allowed to visit South Africa.完全闭关锁国It was a closed-door situation南非和世界之间有一道屏障between South Africa and the rest of the world.一早醒来头就很痛Woke up this morning with an ache in my head一跃而起穿上衣服I splashed on my clothes as I spilled out of bed我打开窗户听新闻I opened the window to listen to the news耳边只有体制下的音乐But all I heard was the establishment's blues世界上其他国家都在谴责The countries around the world were saying horrible things南非那个种族隔离的政♥府♥about the apartheid government但我们全然不知因为他们控制了新闻but we didn't know because they controlled the news.大多数的人们The majority of the population had been marginalized都被强制离开商业区域and forced out of the commerce in areas.纳粹德国就是这样It was what had happened in Nazi Germany.这就是纳粹德国的演变体,It was a spin-off from Nazi Germany,倘若有报纸敢报道他们就会被封♥杀♥but if a newspaper published it, they'd get prosecuted.所以就这样So, because of that,南非成为了世界上被遗忘的国家South Africa had achieved a pariah status in the world.有对文化的抵♥制♥ 有对体育的抵♥制♥ There were cultural boycotts. There were sporting boycotts.是一个非常孤立的社会我们完全被隔绝了It was a very isolated society. So we were cut off.我们都知道种族隔离是错误的We all knew apartheid was wrong,但居住在南非but living in South Africa,作为一个白人其实你并不能there wasn't much, as a white person,为此做出什么you could do about it,因为政♥府♥非常严苛'cause the government was very strict.很大范围内都是军事戒♥严♥状态It was a military state, to a large degree.如果你站出来反对种族隔离If you spoke out against apartheid,你可能会因此入狱3年you could be thrown into prison for three years.所以虽然很多白人都参与到运动中So although a lot of whites were part of the struggle,大多数白人还是没有的the majority of whites were not.你被监视着到处都是间谍You were watched. There were spies.非常恐怖人们也害怕得不得了It was scary and people were scared.但南非白人社区有组织起来But out of the Afrikaans community emerged一群音乐家作曲家a group of Afrikaans musicians, songwriters,当他们听到罗德里格兹的歌♥ 就像一个声音对她们说and for them, when they heard Rodriguez, it was like a voice spoke to them "还有出路还有出路"and said, "Guys, there's a way out. There's a way out."你可以写歌♥ 可以绘画""You can write music. You can write imagery."可以演唱可以表演""You can sing, you can perform."那是真正意义上的第一次And that was where, really, the first opposition to apartheid从南非白人圈内部传出了反对种族隔离的声音came from inside the Afrikaans community.这些年轻的南非人It was these young Afrikaans guys and, to a man,他们会告诉你他们是受罗德里格兹影响的they'll tell you they were influenced by Rodriguez.库斯·康布伊斯威廉·莫勒Koos Kombuis. Willem M枚ller.还有已经去世的约翰内斯·科库洛The late Johannes Kerkorrel.这些人都是南非音乐革命的标志人物The guys who were regarded as the icons of the Afrikaans music revolution 他们都会告诉你"罗德里格兹启发了我们"will all tell you, "Rodriguez was our guy."南非语我们叫它"自♥由♥运♥动♥"We call it the Voelvry movement南非的艺术家用唱歌♥来反对种族隔离of Afrikaans artists singing against apartheid.所有人都听过罗德里格兹的歌♥All of us listened to Rodriguez at some point. All of us.威廉·莫勒"自♥由♥运♥动♥"成员这音乐有着巨大的影响力It had an enormous impact.它让你觉得我们还是有出路的It made you just think that there's another way.体制给你的东西并不是全部What's presented to you by the establishment isn't all theirs.点燃点燃吧点燃点燃吧Set if off, set if off Set if off, set if off最流行的一首叫《点燃》The biggest hit was a song called Set It Off当时的总统是PW·波塔which was when PW Botha was the president then.真正的大坏蛋他在电视里讲话都是这个姿势The real bad guy. When he came on TV, he used to talk like that.歌♥里是这么唱的"关掉电视吧关掉它"And this song said, "switch it off, just switch off the TV."审查材料档案室南非约翰内斯堡。