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艺术家：本·福尔斯、美国国家交响乐团
标题：本·福尔斯与美国国家交响乐团现场演出（现场）
发行年份：2025年
厂牌：美国国家交响乐团
风格：摇滚、另类摇滚、强力流行乐、创作型歌手
音质：FLAC（音轨）[48千赫兹/24位]
总时长：1小时02分37秒
总大小：725兆字节 / 387兆字节
官网：专辑预览
曲目列表：
1. 本·福尔斯与美国国家交响乐团、肯尼迪艺术中心——但等等，还有更多（特邀史蒂文·赖内克）[现场]（03:43）
2. 本·福尔斯与美国国家交响乐团、肯尼迪艺术中心——易碎（特邀史蒂文·赖内克）[现场]（04:25）
3. 本·福尔斯与美国国家交响乐团、肯尼迪艺术中心——七年级的克里斯汀（特邀史蒂文·赖内克）[现场]（05:42）
4. 本·福尔斯与美国国家交响乐团、肯尼迪艺术中心——埃芬顿（与高地合唱团合作）[特邀史蒂文·赖内克和高地合唱团] [现场]（03:55）
5. 本·福尔斯与美国国家交响乐团、肯尼迪艺术中心——最幸运的人（特邀史蒂文·赖内克）[现场]（04:46）
6. 本·福尔斯与美国国家交响乐团、肯尼迪艺术中心——无所不能（特邀史蒂文·赖内克）[现场]（03:54）
7. 本·福尔斯与美国国家交响乐团、肯尼迪艺术中心——仍在抗争（与高地合唱团合作）[特邀史蒂文·赖内克和高地合唱团] [现场]（06:11）
8. 本·福尔斯与美国国家交响乐团、肯尼迪艺术中心——你不了解我（特邀蕾吉娜·史派克特）[现场]（03:37）
9. 本·福尔斯与美国国家交响乐团、肯尼迪艺术中心——着陆（特邀史蒂文·赖内克）[现场]（05:17）
10. 本·福尔斯与美国国家交响乐团、肯尼迪艺术中心——静止（出自《篱笆墙外》）[特邀史蒂文·赖内克] [现场]（03:16）
11. 本·福尔斯与美国国家交响乐团、肯尼迪艺术中心——科隆（特邀史蒂文·赖内克）[现场]（05:58）
12. 本·福尔斯与美国国家交响乐团、肯尼迪艺术中心——瞬间（特邀高地合唱团）[现场]（04:05）
13. 本·福尔斯与美国国家交响乐团、肯尼迪艺术中心——格雷西（特邀史蒂文·赖内克）[现场]（03:03）
14. 本·福尔斯与美国国家交响乐团、肯尼迪艺术中心——不再相同（特邀史蒂文·赖内克）[现场]（04:38）
本·福尔斯创作的旋律引人入胜，歌词时而令人心碎地真挚，时而尖锐幽默，这助力他从一位猛弹钢琴的大学摇滚新锐，逐渐成为备受喜爱、广为人知的歌手，成功迈入主流音乐圈。这位北卡罗来纳州人在90年代中期作为钢琴强力三重奏“本·福尔斯五人组”的主唱，登上更广阔的音乐舞台。该组合凭借第二张专辑《无论如何，阿门》（1997年，其中包含伤感的另类热门歌曲《砖》 ）以及后续专辑《莱因霍尔德·梅斯纳的未经授权传记》（1999年 ），在北美、英国、澳大利亚和日本的排行榜上进入前50名。2000年“五人组”解散后，福尔斯发行了一系列广受赞誉的个人专辑，包括2005年的《给西尔弗曼的歌》和2008年的《回归常态》，两张专辑都进入了公告牌200强专辑榜的前20名。2012年，“本·福尔斯五人组”重组，推出进入排行榜前十的专辑《心灵生活之声》，福尔斯巧妙地将自己过去带点尖刻、融入朋克风格的作品，与个人单飞后更易接受、侧重民谣的创作融合在一起。在此期间，福尔斯有过音乐学校学习经历，还精通多种乐器，他涉足一些副业，包括在电视无伴奏合唱比赛《清唱团》中担任了三季评委，以及为纳什维尔交响乐团创作钢琴协奏曲。这首协奏曲最终与室内乐团yMusic录制的流行歌曲一同收录在2015年古典音乐排行榜冠军专辑《所以，在那里》中。2017年，福尔斯被任命为肯尼迪艺术中心美国国家交响乐团的首位艺术顾问，2019年他出版了回忆录《关于萤火虫的梦》。2023年的专辑《最重要的事》标志着他回归个人钢琴流行乐风格，依旧是他标志性的真挚与讽刺兼具的歌曲。一年后，他推出了首张节日专辑《雪橇人》。除了个人作品，福尔斯还与众多艺术家合作过，其中包括莎拉·巴莱勒斯、蕾吉娜·史派克特、威廉·夏特纳，以及作家尼克·霍恩比和尼尔·盖曼。
Artist: Ben Folds, National Symphony Orchestra
Title: Ben Folds Live with The National Symphony Orchestra (Live)
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: National Symphony Orchestra
Genre: Rock, Alternative Rock, Power Pop, Singer-Songwriter
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [48kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 1:02:37
Total Size: 725 / 387 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Ben Folds & National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center – But Wait, There's More (feat. Steven Reineke) [Live] (03:43)
2. Ben Folds & National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center – Fragile (feat. Steven Reineke) [Live] (04:25)
3. Ben Folds & National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center – Kristine From The 7th Grade (feat. Steven Reineke) [Live] (05:42)
4. Ben Folds & National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center – Effington (with Tall Heights) [feat. Steven Reineke & Tall Heights] [Live] (03:55)
5. Ben Folds & National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center – The Luckiest (feat. Steven Reineke) [Live] (04:46)
6. Ben Folds & National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center – Capable of Anything (feat. Steven Reineke) [Live] (03:54)
7. Ben Folds & National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center – Still Fighting It (with Tall Heights) [feat. Steven Reineke & Tall Heights] [Live] (06:11)
8. Ben Folds & National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center – You Don't Know Me (feat. Regina Spektor) [Live] (03:37)
9. Ben Folds & National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center – Landed (feat. Steven Reineke) [Live] (05:17)
10. Ben Folds & National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center – Still (from Over The Hedge) [feat. Steven Reineke] [Live] (03:16)
11. Ben Folds & National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center – Cologne (feat. Steven Reineke) [Live] (05:58)
12. Ben Folds & National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center – Moments (feat. Tall Heights) [Live] (04:05)
13. Ben Folds & National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center – Gracie (feat. Steven Reineke) [Live] (03:03)
14. Ben Folds & National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center – Not The Same (feat. Steven Reineke) [Live] (04:38)
Combined with lyrics that can go from heartbreakingly earnest to biting and humorous, Ben Folds' knack for crafting engaging melodies have helped fuel his climb into the mainstream, from piano-bashing college rock upstart to well-loved and widely-known crooner. The North Carolina native emerged on the greater music scene in the mid-'90s as the leader of the piano power trio Ben Folds Five. The group made it into the Top 50 in North America, the U.K., Australia, and Japan with both their second album, 1997's Whatever and Ever Amen -- featuring the plaintive alternative hit "Brick" -- and the follow-up, 1999's The Unauthorized Biography of Reinhold Messner. After the Five called it quits in 2000, Folds went on to release a string of acclaimed solo albums, including 2005's Songs for Silverman and 2008's Way to Normal, both of which reached the Top 20 of the Billboard 200. Ben Folds Five reunited in 2012 for the Top Ten-charting The Sound of the Life of the Mind, which found the bandleader skillfully merging his snarky, punk-infused past with the more accessible, ballad-heavy output of his solo career. In the meantime, with a background that included music school and competency on multiple instruments, Folds ventured into sidelines that included a three-season stint as judge on the TV a cappella competition The Sing-Off and the creation of a piano concerto for the Nashville Symphony. The concerto eventually appeared on 2015's classical number one So There alongside pop songs recorded with chamber ensemble yMusic. In 2017, Folds was named the first-ever artistic advisor to theNational Symphony Orchestra at the Kennedy Center, and he published his memoir, A Dream About Lightning Bugs, in 2019. His 2023 LP What Matters Most marked a return to solo piano pop with his typical mix of earnest and sardonic songs. His first ever holiday album, Sleigher, arrived a year later. In addition to his own work, Folds has collaborated with a wide array of artists, among them Sara Bareilles, Regina Spektor, William Shatner, and authors Nick Hornby and Neil Gaiman.
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发表于 2025-7-7 07:55:22