Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 7月25日 21時58分

Happy birthday, #ThurstonMoore! "Moore. . . can’t make up his mind whether he still qualifies as a punk rocker or if he ever did. 'I never thought of myself that way so much,' he says. 'The bass player in Green Day is punk rock. Or Bikini Kill, with their green-colored hair. When they walked in the door here, the only thing I could think of saying to them was, "Welcome to my yuppie loft." The thing is, being punk rock is not having to prove you are.' Moore says. 'And it’s obvious to anyone who is authentic in that mind-set. You don’t have to call yourself a punk rocker. . . . The underground is where punk rock definitely is, in the sense that you’ll have something like K Records, a label putting out twee, folky things, guitar-and-snare-and-drum records, and singing songs about candy bars. Calling that punk rock is really radical. That’s interesting to me — that it is still really free in the underground.” From the September 22nd, 1994 issue of of @Rolling Stone. Photograph by Marc Andrew Deley #SonicYouth

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