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 Damage - David Sylvian
Description: Genre: Rock / Artist: David Sylvian, Robert Fripp / Live / Audio CD released 2001-09-10 at Venture / Disc #1 ... more  Damage - David Sylvian ... Tracklisting1 God's Monkey 2 Brightness Falls 3 Every Colour You Are 4 Jean The Birdman 5 Firepower 6 Damage 7 Gone To Earth 8 Twentieth Century Dreaming (A Shaman's Song) 9 Wave 10 Riverman 11 Blinding Light Of Heaven 12 First Day Newest Review: ... solo work, his scratchy, swirling background guitar (similar to his own on The Glove [from The Joy of Molybdenum]) somehow ... more ... elevates this beyond the ordinary. Brightness Falls was always one of my favourites and is one track the most obviously balanced somewhere between Fripp?s and Sylvian?s musical aesthetics. It has both Fripp?s harsh darkness and Sylvian?s clear, resonant vocals. All together it is a powerful song that in other hands would have been some bland, generic rock track but transcends musical boundaries and becomes purely Sylvian/Fripp. The best track on an otherwise disappointing album by Rain Tree Crow (the reunited Japa...more |
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Damage - David Sylvian: No Damage Done (2230 words)
by no_name - written on 14/03/04 (Very useful, 132 readings)
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The pairing of Robert Fripp and David Sylvian was always going to be something special. Fripp brilliant guitar work on Sylvian?s second and best solo album, Gone To Earth augured most favourably for an extended collaboration. The studio album Sylvian/Fripp released in 1993 (The First Day) was full of ambient soundscapes, Fripp?s grinding, crashing guitar salvos, Sylvian?s tremulous, vulnerable vocals and Trey Gunn?s funky grooves? Bliss? It was a triumphant return for Fripp after spending a decade running his Guitar Craft sessions and prior to his reformation of King Crimson. Moreover, Sylvian and Fripp were made for one another. Sylvian was always going to ...
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