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来一段：马特·戴克、美味黑胶与早期攻占流行乐坛的嘻哈金曲 Bust a Move:Matt Dike, Delicious Vinyl, and the Hip-Hop Hits That First Conquered Pop

基本信息

Publisher ‏ : ‎ Citadel

Publication date ‏ : ‎ June 30, 2026

Language ‏ : ‎ English

Print length ‏ : ‎ 336 pages

ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0806545259

ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0806545257

Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 1.25 pounds

Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.25 x 1.13 x 9.29 inches

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

书籍简介

这是嘻哈史上不为人知的故事，也是完整记录西海岸嘻哈音乐场景、街头明星以及大胆的唱片公司如何将西海岸嘻哈推向美国主流，并打造出风靡80、90年代的热门金曲的著作——书中包含此前从未公开的资料、照片和采访。

由Cypress Hill乐队的B-Real作序

1987年，嘻哈音乐正处于一个转折点：无论从西海岸、商业还是创作层面来看，都面临着巨大的变革。纽约是嘻哈文化的霸主，其热门的唱片公司Def Jam更是独占鳌头。然而，在洛杉矶，一支新兴力量蓄势待发，准备挑战霸主地位，他们的创新之作将在80年代的时期彻底颠覆整个行业。

两位洛杉矶夜店DJ，Matt Dike和Mike Ross，在Matt位于圣莫尼卡大道狭小的公寓里创立了自己的独立厂牌，并将其命名为Delicious Vinyl。他们原本希望在当地压制几千张唱片，于是签下了名不见经传的说唱歌手Tone Loc和Young MC。在录制了《Wild Thing》、《Funky Cold Medina》和《Bust a Move》之后，他们的唱片很快在全球售出了近千万张。在一段短暂而辉煌的时期里，凭借着与众多杰出音乐人的合作，Matt Dike成为了世界上炙手可热的音乐制作人。标志性艺术家Jean-Michael Basquiat、导演John Hughes以及Beastie Boys都成为了Matt的密友。然而，就在他事业的时期，Dike却突然销声匿迹。他神秘地与亲密的朋友、同事和家人断绝了联系。这位被誉为“嘻哈界的霍华德·休斯”的传奇人物的生平、事业和秘密，成为了人们津津乐道的话题。

如今，记者Peter Relic将揭开这段激动人心、前所未闻的真相，讲述这座城市、那个时代以及改变说唱和流行音乐格局的耀眼创意。 《舞动青春》充满了令人难忘的角色，并取材于数十次采访——包括对神秘的马特·迪克的一次面对面访谈——它揭开了一个谜团，也是对一段不朽音乐遗产的颂扬。

The greatest untold story in the history of hip-hop, this is the first-ever complete account of the scene, street-savvy stars, and daring record label that launched West Coast hip-hop into the American mainstream and produced the hits that dominated the ’80s and ’90s—with previously unseen material, photos, and exclusive interviews.

WITH A FOREWORD BY B-REAL OF CYPRESS HILL

In 1987, hip-hop was at a tipping point: coastally, commercially, and creatively. New York City ruled the culture, while its hottest record label Def Jam was king. Yet out in LA, a new crew was ready to challenge for the crown, and their fresh spin would upend the industry as the decade reached its peak.

Two Los Angeles dance club DJs, Matt Dike and Mike Ross, started their own independent label in Matt’s cramped apartment on Santa Monica Boulevard and called it Delicious Vinyl. Hoping to press a few thousand records locally, they signed unknown rappers Tone Loc and Young MC, and after recording “Wild Thing,” “Funky Cold Medina,” and “Bust a Move,” they soon sold nearly ten million copies worldwide. For a fleeting, shining time, aligned with a stunning series of collaborators, Matt Dike was the hottest music producer in the world. Iconic artist Jean-Michael Basquiat, director John Hughes, and the Beastie Boys all entered Matt’s inner circle. Then, at the height of his success, Dike disappeared from the scene. Mysteriously, he cut himself loose from his closest friends, colleagues, and family. The life, career, and secrets of “the Howard Hughes of hip-hop” became the stuff of legend.

Now, journalist Peter Relic unpacks the truth behind an exhilarating, never-before-told story of the city, the era, and the blazing creativity that changed the landscape of both rap and pop. Filled with unforgettable characters and drawing on dozens of exclusive interviews—including the only in-person sit-down with the enigmatic Matt Dike—Bust a Move is the answer to a mystery, and a celebration of a monumental musical legacy.

作者简介

彼得·雷利克是一位记者，曾为过去25年间知名的嘻哈刊物撰稿并担任专职记者，其中包括《VIBE》、《XXL》、《Rap Pages》。在担任《VIBE》副主编期间，他撰写了该杂志关于埃米纳姆和塞雷娜·威廉姆斯的报道；他为《XXL》杂志撰写的关于盖托男孩乐队（Geto Boys）的文章被收录于玛丽·盖茨基尔编辑的《美国音乐写作》（Best American Music Writing）文集。他的作品也曾发表于《滚石》（Rolling Stone）、《洛杉矶时报》（The Los Angeles Times）、《建筑文摘》（Architectural Digest）和《克利夫兰老实人报》（The Plain Dealer）。他现居佐治亚州，在萨凡纳艺术与设计学院担任公共关系高级撰稿人。

Peter Relic is a journalist who has worked on staff and written for the most prominent hip-hop publications of the past 25 years, including VIBE, XXL, Rap Pages. As associate editor at VIBE, he wrote the magazine’s first stories on Eminem and Serena Williams, and his XXL magazine story on the Geto Boys was anthologized in Best American Music Writing, edited by Mary Gaitskill. His work has also appeared in Rolling Stone, The Los Angeles Times, Architectural Digest, and The Plain Dealer. He lives in Georgia, where he is senior writer, public relations, at Savannah College of Art and Design.