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80 R&R Bad Religion OK.Qxp:37 MUSICA 1 Ok R&R L’EVOLUZIONE DELL’ANARCHIA I 30 anni di Bad Religion festeggiati dal collettivo punk rock con un live (scaricabile gratis sul web), un tour mondiale (tappa a Milano e a Roma, il 12 e 13 giugno) e un libro scritto dal loro frontman. Ex paleontologo DI Lulù Berton icchiano duro più che Quanto è eccitante essere anco- mai, nonostante gli ra insieme dopo tre decadi? «È P “anta” alle porte, i miti- come la laurea», spara lo slan- ci Bad Religion in uno dei con- ciato Jason Bentley, mentre il certi tutto esaurito – e non solo sardonico co-leader, Brett per i timpani di chi ascolta – di Gurewitz, tiene ad aggiungere: un tour mondiale apertosi lo «La cosa mi fa sentire molto vec- scorso aprile presso la House of chio, anche se è un bel traguar- Blues di Los Angeles. Thirty do, significa che c’è ancora gente Ye ars . È il mantra del 2010 per che ci ascolta». L’attuale lineup, la punk rock band più longeva oltre ai tre elementi originari, d’America. «Il nostro è un per- comprende le chitarre di Greg corso evolutivo molto denso», Hatson (con la band dal 1994, sottolinea il focoso frontman e anno della dipartita di Gurewitz) leader, Greg Graffin: «In fondo, e Brian Baker, assieme alla bat- agli esordi eravamo solo una teria di Brooks Wackerman (il garage band che suonava per più “fresco” di tutti, arrivato “solo” 10 anni fa). Qual è la vostra fan base? «È multigene- «Il punk è una forza razionale», conferma Graffin, trans-generazionale, «ed è proprio la scena punk a ed è questa forza tenerci ancora assieme, essen- a tenere ancora do questa una tradizione incre- dibile dalla forza musicale soli- in vita noi e la scena» dissima». E allora vai, la punk commu- VECCHIE VOLPI, NUOVI DOWNLOAD La formazione dei Bad Religion (in primo piano, Greg Graffin). Suoneranno gioco». Era il 1979 quando i teen- nity è una buona ragione per il 12 giugno all’Alcatraz a Milano e il 13 all’Atlantico a Roma. Il loro album live è scaricabile gratis (su vans.com). ager ribelli Brett Gurewitz (chi- celebrare. Non per altro il nuovo tarre) e Jay Bentley (basso) si uni- album live della band, uscito il rocker e non, preparatevi, per- smo, perfetto per noi». Qualche ha lanciato Offspring e Rancid, rono all’oltraggioso Graffin dopo 18 maggio scorso e scaricabile ché in autunno esce l’attesissi- anticipazione sull’album? «È e la stessa dei Bad Religion sin essersi conosciuti al Liceo gratuitamente cliccando su mo nuovo lavoro dei Bad simile a Recepy for Hate», pre- dagli esordi (tranne la parente- Camino Real di Los Angeles. Da www.vans.com/badreligion, è Religion. Quota 15. Tuttora in cisa Brett, «quindi molto emoti- si con la Atlantic Records degli allora, un’escalation continua un omaggio ai fan. «Lo offriamo corso di remix, l’album ha come vo, introspettivo, e soprattutto anni ’90). La doppia anima e car- con album come How Could senza chiedere soldi per dire gra- producer Joe Barresi (lo stesso per me questo è l’album più per- riera ce l’ha anche Greg Graffin. Hell Be Any Worse, Suffer e zie a chi ci segue da anni», dei precedenti due lp della band, sonale che abbia mai scritto, dato A ottobre esce negli Stati Uniti Recipe for Hate, che hanno rivo- aggiunge Jay. L’album compren- The Empire Shakes First e Ne w che io e mia moglie abbiamo da il suo libro, Anarchy Evolution, luzionato la scena punk statu- de le registrazioni live dello scor- Maps of Hell), che Brett riem- poco avuto un figlio». in cui mette insieme la storia nitense innescando micce armo- so tour californiano, con aggiun- pie di complimenti: «È un bravo Brett Gurewitz, che abban- della sua band insieme alle teo- niche e liriche al tritolo, dall’in- ta di due canzoni, Want So me - italiano, un siciliano verace di donò la band nel 1994 per tor- rie evolutive maturate in quali- discutibile impatto per i più gio- bodye Resist Stance, parte del- Staten Island, con un gran talen- narci nel 2001, è anche a capo di tà di professore di paleontolo- vani Offspring e Green Day. l’altra vera chicca. Sfegatati punk to e un buon senso dell’umori- Epitaph, l’Indipendent Label che gia presso la UCLA di Los OLTRETOMBA L’eredità di un Guru I TRISTI RISVOLTI DELLA DIPARTITA DELL’EX GANG STARR. TRA TESTAMENTI RANCOROSI ED EX MIGLIORI AMICI DI MICHELE WAD CAPOROSSO n mese fa scompare, ducer negli ultimi anni. È lui che, piena crisi asmatica... Così, tra all'età di 48 anni, Guru. a poche ore dalla morte, pubbli- leggende di risveglio dal coma, il UImmagine limpida della ca un presunto testamento auto- figlio KC che scopre dalla radio golden age del rap di sempre: con grafo dove Guru spara a zero sul della morte del padre, la sorella DJ Premier, negli anni ’90, era i vecchio socio Premier, e soprat- Patricia Elam giustamente infe- Gang Starr; successivamente, col tutto lascia ogni diritto di gesti- rocita per il mancato funerale progetto Jazzmatazz, ha traccia- re il suo nome/materiale indovi- (sempre a causa di Solar), l’unica to la linea di stile tra jazz, rap, nate a chi? Esatto, a Solar. Strano. nota positiva è il mixtape che DJ0 soul e tutto il resto. Tristezza Soprattutto a sentire i racconti Premier ha dedicato sul suo sito generale e un po’ di voltastoma- dall'ex fidanzata del rapper, Tasha alla memoria dell’amico. In atte- co, invece, per quello che com- Denham, circa una recente scaz- sa di un remix di Full Clip che si bina Solar, suo amico (?) e pro- zottata tra Solar e un Guru in apra con: “Guru, rest in peace”... 30 ROLLING STONE, GIUGNO 2010.
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