David Sylvian & Robert Fripp - Darshan (The Road To Graceland) (The First Day)

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The First Day, released in 1993 by Sylvian and Fripp, astounded audiences with its powerful and forceful sound. This album, which bore a stronger resemblance to the mid-1990s King Crimson yet to come rather than Sylvian's earlier works, fearlessly blended elements of accessibility and experimentation. Notably, the track "Bringing Down The Light" showcased the first recorded instance of Fripp's innovative contemporary Soundscapes technique, providing a truly exceptional and captivating experience.
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[@blackiefitzpatrick6611]

Awesome Piece!!!

[@andydalgleish7122]

profound and funky🥰

[@salvocostantino7394]

Incredibile!!!!

[@manuelpedrosd]

Amazing. It’s at the level of the best King Crimson

[@PrimitiveInTheExtreme]

The rhythm of this track carries you along from the beginning to the end. And to think that today creating a 17-minute song seems like pure anarchy.

[@Playboigorti8574]

Best song on the album! This blows my mind every time.

[@jorgecarrasco8088]

Músicos que entregan un gran legado en el mundo musical

[@jamescarter9973]

Big RF fan, big surprise when I heard this album, BIG disappointment when I realized I had missed the tour. Thanks for posting this.

[@el0blaino]

Such an unexpectedly prominent percussive presence. By the end there is an overwhelming urge to dance! Exciting to hear Robert's sensibility in this context. When I got Discipline as a young man I was coming from Red and Islands and such, emerging from a more psychedelic / rock / '60s and '70s space and hadn't yet found Roxy Music or Eno, let alone the Dolls or all the adventurous music I associate with the New York scene. I may have had Speaking in Tongues but never connected it to a whole scene. Now - forty years later! - I can relate this to funk and hip hop and punk and crossover acts. It is truly wonderful that Robert is sharing these tracks on TH-cam, the music is great and I have been making so many wonderful discoveries. And amazing to realize that I love to look backwards and find historical trends, yet at the time Robert and David and the other gifted creators were assembling what they found around them and pushing into the future.

[@manuj4507]

Happy meeting! It sounds powerful as ever... blows our minds! ❤

[@matereo]

Thank you so much Robert (and David)! Awesome album and i love this track!

[@christinapeter1001]

Toll sylvian und fripp❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@1augustots]

Que som
Essa guitarra do Fripp é demais 😊

[@christinapeter1001]

Fripp smiles with david.....

[@jaya1305]

I remember hearing of the band Japan when I was young, but I never gave them much thought at the time. I assumed they were just another mediocre "new wave" band, and of course I was a total prog/fusion snob as a young man (thankfully I grew out of that phase by my early 20s). And it's funny, now two albums that I LOVE and I always find myself always going back to listen to and enjoy feature members from Japan:
1. Polytown - featuring Mick Karn, Terry Bozzio and David Torn
2. Damage - the live Sylvian/Fripp album (which I think is even better than "The First Day")

[@Dial-A-Hitch]

❤❤❤

[@davidhahnbirds]

Smoking 😊

[@monj3anonymous991]

I really would like which player which part, for somes i got an idea but not all