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New footage of David Sylvian's Brilliant Trees recording sessions by Steve Jansen
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2024
- Source: www.stevejanse...
Apologize for the Steam notification sound at the 10-minute mark
"raw footage of Jansen's observations of interactions at Hansa Studios, Berlin in August 1983
all audio is captured by the camera microphone as incidental background noise
nothing edited out - cuts are analogue
(Jansen briefly filmed by anonymous handy person)"
R.I.P. Maestro Sakamoto
My ears just got 40 years younger… Listening to the tape on my Akai deck, no noise reduction, still years from my first attempts at getting rid of tape hiss recording on an Atari. Brilliant Years… Could never imagine their process… Did I forget that Czukay was in there too? So nice to find that out fresh… Not surprised, just soooo pleased… Thanks!
@@gattart Yes, the very Czukay from Can!
@@jackcimino8822 yeah, for a sec I thought it was Hugh Hopper! Then I saw how he handled the strat… Love these guys… though oddly enough I’m not a big prog fan… still they were a light in all the radio crappola burning back then… ok, no, I suppose I am a bit of a prog fan…
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I knew Holger...he's from my home town cologne.
He died a couple of years ago.
@@MrMissingReel A sad loss indeed. Holger was a wonderful genius. I'm sorry.
Sakamoto playing Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence - for his own entertainment? That's really, really amazing
@@GratiarumActio Also to rehearse for the Forbidden Colors recording
Truly truly beautiful moment❤
At 66 this takes me back to a good place - Always loved Waynes playing!
Holy crap ! As a lifelong Japan and David Sylvian fan this is fantastic 😂
@@symbiat0 More here th-cam.com/video/v-X36Xi8i58/w-d-xo.htmlsi=d-Mx2TMS3FPYYTKN
@@jackcimino8822 Ha, I’m already watching that too. It’s bitter sweet though since so many of the artists that worked on this album are no longer around, Czukay, Hassell, Sakamoto, Drayton, all gone. Also I bought my first bass a week after Mick Karn passed.
I'm guessing that's Wayne Braithwaite on bass, Riuichi and Yuka on the couch, Steve Nye here and there, Holger Czukay doing the guitar stuff at the end, and of course the man himself having a smoke.
A life changing album for me...
Nice. I'm a big fan of Can and have Czukay's first solo record "Canaxis" (just put it on the turntable), but I wouldn't have realised that's Czukay unless you had written this, because I'm not familiar with the album. Guess I should check it out!
How did you miss Richard Barbieri? I’m pretty sure that’s him with the camera.
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That's him
@@Vingul Ditto. Holger never released a bad record. Neither did Sakamoto or David. Its amazing how much brilliance was associated with this album.
This is so nice to see. The shots of Ryuichi playing and Holger making the guitar noises at the end are so cool. THanks for posting, nice archive. I loved this album so much when it came out.
Sakamoto Sensei playing his composition for Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence!
Thank you for this. It's an extraordinary album.
The time when geniuses dared to experiment.
I'm chilled to the bone. Thank you for the upload. Beautiful artists. RIP Ryuichi.
Thank you so much Jack Cimino, very appreciate
wow I've never seen this footage before. Thanks so much!!
David Sylvian playing a Prophet 5. perfection
@@Horizontedesucesos_ One of my all time favorite synths! I wonder if there are more albums that use the Prophet 5 like that?
@@jackcimino8822 the synth of my dreams (I use Repro 5 emulation instead, sounds very cool). Solo Sylvian albums that features the Prophet? I don't know, I should do some research. But I love what Ryuichi Sakamoto did with it in his latests albums
@@Horizontedesucesos_ I had Repro as well. I find that I can get similar sounds out of Hive and Icarus. They are all awesome!
Yeahh, very good instruments!
@@Horizontedesucesos_ I have a prophet 5. Its the one synth I can't bring myself to sell. pain in the ass though co its huge and weighs a ton. It is very limited compared to modern stuff too and takes up a lot of room. It sounds amazing though and is so easy to use.
this saved me today, thank you so much for making this available
@@damookie Once I get back from vacation, I will try to screen record the JBK and Sylvian tour footage. Maybe I could use Chrome's inspection tool on my laptop.
Great to have this back on YT. Around the 5m mark the bass player is killing. Clearly a Jaco inspired line but the changes are great. 80s chorus on the bass too. Wonderful.
Wayne Braithwaite, session player that appears on several hundred recordings for all kinds of labels. Died in 1991 in his early thirties from lupus, of all things.
@@MammaApa Well he plays a cracking line on 'Red Guitar'. Still love it. Where else can I find good examples of his playing?
@@visog Try Stanley Jordan's first album, Magic Touch I think it was called, or Billy Ocean's hit When The Going Gets Tough, which was in fact co-written by Wayne (killer bassline). The man was as infliuential as Marcus Miller (and born on the same year!) but passed away way too soon and therefore doesn't really have the credit he deserves.
Funny to have him on a Sylvian album, a bit unexpected, I do suspect David was trying to move as far as he could away from Mick Karn's unique style.
A bloody gem!
Thank you so much for the upload
I couldn't imagine them playing to a click on a lot of the songs. Felt natural.
The hair , I really wanted the hair…… and then I fell in love with the music .
Wayne Braithwaite on Bass. Brilliant player.
Great to see Sakamoto in VHS buzz
i love this so much
r.i.p. mr. czukay
Wow! Thank you
Is it me or the song they're working on at the beginning is not featured on the album? I can't recognize it, although this album changed my life and my way to "see" the music.
@@evanjazzista You can tell by the notes and Prophet 5 sound that they were working on "Weathered Wall."
@@jackcimino8822 Thank you, for some reason I was miles away from getting it.
magic footage
OMG what a treat!!
Fantastic! Thanks for uploading!
I’ll never be counted among “fans of Holger Czukay” so the mischievous part of me envisions the voices toward the end saying: “You know what Holger? Here’s 50 francs, why don’t you go out and get beer and cigarettes and a pizza to split.” 🤭
珍しい動画ですね。動いてるユカさんや若い頃のピーター・バラカンさんもいるし。
教授のサウンド・ストリートで、ベースラインが決まらず、延々とベースを引き続けてたというエピソードがあったけど、
その時のレコーディングなのかな？
コメントにどうもありがとう。しかし、1998年に生まれたから、その番組を知らない。そして、僕は日本語を知って足らない。もっと学びたい！
Thank's to Rich Maxwell, the original DIDZ for sharing this with me.
THANKS U SO MUCH!!
gracias
good old holger...
Many thanks Jack!
10:20 So cool to see Sakamoto playing Forbidden Colors. I didn’t know these were also the recording sessions or rehearsals for Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence??
It was also the b-side of red guitar...an accoustic version, which also was featured on the CD edition of secrets of beehive.
Blue of noon is from that session too.
That must be Yuka Fujii talking to Ryuichi, David's girl friend at the time?
@@nyamnyam1416 I think so!
holger
Jack Cimino - tell us please, what was your involvement with the band?
@@MDArtHub Nothing. I screen recorded it off of Steve's website. He filmed the footage himself. I became a fan of Japan since 2020.
Same!!@@jackcimino8822
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