Collaboration with Robert Fripp. Beautiful 2LP set in a re-designed sleeve with graphic paper sleeves with lyrics and credits for each LP.
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A great album containing remixes of the Async album tracks. The David Sylvian related track Life, Life is remixed by Andy Stott. Unfortunately, David’s vocals is not included.
Very strange gallery containing images (including dates of publication and platform information) by David Sylvian during several hospital visits in 2017 where he posted several photo’s of him in hospital(s) during treatment.
This JAPW 3CD compilation features the duet Honor Wishes with David Sylvian
Extended radio interview on Radio Futuro, Chile in 1993 “Jean the Birdman was one of the options for the name of the band later to be known as Rain Tree Crow”
INTERVIEW / It can’t be him . . . surely not . . .: David Sylvian was a big success as Japan’s bottle-blond, mascara-heavy crooner. After that, as Jim White found out, he went natural
Scared of Success: David Sylvian — The Man Who Would Be Invisible Simon Witter, i-D, November 1987
By Stephen Holden, 16 December 1987
David Sylvian has provided the cover photography for a new cd by Shira Legmann on Yuko Zama’s contemporary classical label, Elsewhere. Shira plays work by Italian composer Giacinto Scelsi.
David’s greatest hits was also released as a 2 cassettes set in jewel cases.
Great collaboration on cassette. Featuring Ryuichi Sakamoto and Ingrid Chavez. Sorry for the not being so mint condition of this item.
from Yuko Zama of elsewhere: Happy to reveal the final cover design of Melaine Dalibert – Infinite Ascent (elsewhere 012) to be released in late October as one of the three upcoming elsewhere piano series CDs.
Cassette version of the Jean The Birdman single.
Unnamed US promo. No title of the album is listed, just the tracklist.
Collaboration with Robert Fripp on cassette. Cassette is packed in a jewel case with double sided, folded 5 panel inlay.
Cassette promo with single sided printed inlay and standard tracklist.
Sound Concierge #501 – “Blanket” For Your Cold Body And Soul is a Japanese promo CD featuring Sakamoto/Sylvian. This promo is part of the Japanese series Sound Concierge #501 – “Blanket” For Your Cold Body And Soul.
This is a note (warning) on the news article, as published on August 1st 2020, regarding the release of the 2CD set “Japan – Live From The Budokan, Tokyo FM 1982“. It seems that the release is illegal! On twitter, there was a correspondence between Philip Groom (@GroomPhilip) and Steve Jansen (@istevejansen). Steve mentions in his tweets that the record
David Sylvian: Blonde On Blonde by Don Watson, New Musical Express, 23 August 1986
David Sylvian: The Loner Emerges by Ted Drozdowski, Musician, May 1988
A new live cd has been released of Japan’s performance at the Budokan, Tokyo as part of their final tour in 1982. For this show on 8 December 1982, Ryuichi Sakamoto & Yukihiro Takahashi from YMO and Akiko Yano joined Japan on stage for encores. The show contains the only live performance of Sylvian’s first single with Ryuichi Sakamoto, ‘Bamboo
Journeys Into The Interior Biba Kopf, New Musical Express, 11 August 1984
David Sylvian and the mysterious sound of inspiration by Paul Sharma, Wall Street Journal, 11 September 2009
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