I saw this show at the Beacon theatre in NYC. I had no idea what I was in for - I just went to see Fripp. I was blown away and mesmerized from the first few notes. I wish I could go back and experience it again with my much greater knowledge of all the talent that was on the stage that night. The Damage album that came out of that tour is exceptional.
I also saw them at the Beacon Theatre. It was hands down the best rock concert I had ever attended. I seem to remember Sylvian opening solo on keys with "The first day". Then they brought out the heavy artillery. David was basically fronting for King Krimson from then on. Fortunately for all of us the shows were heavily documented...
Awesome track, Sylvian remains true to his principals of music & poetry, thankfully for those who have discovered his incredible talent and saves us from the majority of the banal sounds we're faced with daily.
"Family man - his patience tried- took a torch to his home and warmed his hands by the fire..." This line haunts me every time I hear it. Sylvian is just so horribly overlooked.
Frank's Wild Years Well Frank settled down in the Valley and he hung his wild years on a nail that he drove through his wife's forehead he sold used office furniture out there on San Fernando Road and assumed a $30,000 loan at 15 _ % and put a down payment on a little two bedroom place his wife was a spent piece of used jet trash made good bloody marys kept her mouth shut most of the time had a little Chihuahua named Carlos that had some kind of skin disease and was totally blind. They had a thoroughly modern kitchen self-cleaning oven (the whole bit) Frank drove a little sedan they were so happy One night Frank was on his way home from work, stopped at the liquor store, picked up a couple Mickey's Big Mouths drank 'em in the car on his way to the Shell station, he got a gallon of gas in a can, drove home, doused everything in the house, torched it, parked across the street, laughing watching it burn, all Halloween orange and chimney red then Frank put on a top forty station got on the Hollywood Freeway headed North Never could stand that dog
@@RaymondPeckIII Sylvian spoke of his admiration for Tom Waits around the time of Secrets of the beehive/Frank's wild years. Have a listen to Midnight sun, from Dead bees on a cake (which just happens to feature Marc Ribot on guitar) to hear just how much he liked him!
Le pouvoir expressif de l'architecture sonore rompt avec toute forme de transcription du réel pour s'attacher à l'expression d'un univers explosif. Les couleurs et le rythme de ces compositions sont un langage qui donne vie à l'exaltation
David sylvian as singer of king crimson was always a silent wish off me and i do like some songs but i have to say in my thougts i suspected so much more about this collaboration
David Sylvian do not match with the spirit and sound of King Crimson in any single way. This combination come out indredible well but as the project, it give his music a right tune, I can't immagine his melanchoic and melodic voice sing the Krimson's songs? They would not be King Crimson anymore.
This song has somehow weaved itself into my bloodstream! The first time I listened to it on Rain Tree Crow, it literally reached out and held me captive. Can't explain it...I just have no words. By the way, the talent on stage here is nothing short of astounding. Even though I was hoping Steve Jansen was on percussion. Enjoyed it nonetheless!!!
@@Robocrap Agreed, he grew up and matured into a superb artist. But trust me, growing up as a teenager with Japan was truly remarkable. I loved them all collectively as Japan (as well as Rain Tree Crow) and as solo artists. Sylvian was always my favourite, though.
Ayer por la mañana, mientras estaba trabajando, escuché este concierto y disfruté particularmente esta canción. Anoche tuve un sueño, muy intenso y a la vez muy triste. Y de alguna manera Every colour you are volvía a sonar... Yesterday morning, while I was working, I listened to this concert and I particularly enjoyed this song. Last night I had a dream, very intense and at the same time very sad. And somehow Every color you are sounded again ...
I saw this show at the Zellerbach in Berkeley. I can't remember the specifics, but I do remember that the quality of the sound was superb. It was loud but comfortable and crystal clear. Intentional. It enveloped you. Obviously a special show. Thanks for posting this.
This song was on the Rain Tree Crow Album. Fantastic. I remember buying it on c.d. somewhere around '95 or '96 at Sound Warehouse down the street. Robert Fripp and David Sylvian are both living legends who are both vastly under-credited for what they have achieved.
@shum65 - I've always liked him, but to be fair, there is something to be said about his voice being kinda 'static'...most songs he sings sound pretty identical vocal-wise.
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The day when Mr. Fripp meets Mr. Sylvian was a great day for Music' history. Two genious playing togheter
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i TOTALLY AGREE with you
ben cert
I would say three geniuses. Michael Brook on the guitar is an amazing musician in his own right. Check out his stellar masterpeice, Cobalt Blue.
The most underrated artist ever, if silk has a sound it would be Mr Sylvians music
I totally agree with you on that one
I did the whole UK tour absolutely mezzmorizes
.."if silk had a sound, DS..." - what a phenomenal line !!!
I saw this show at the Beacon theatre in NYC. I had no idea what I was in for - I just went to see Fripp. I was blown away and mesmerized from the first few notes. I wish I could go back and experience it again with my much greater knowledge of all the talent that was on the stage that night. The Damage album that came out of that tour is exceptional.
Damage (the song)is my all time favorit.First time I hear that,I have tears in my eyes.
I was on the whole UK tour absolutely mesmerising every night my friend
I also saw them at the Beacon Theatre. It was hands down the best rock concert I had ever attended. I seem to remember Sylvian opening solo on keys with "The first day". Then they brought out the heavy artillery. David was basically fronting for King Krimson from then on. Fortunately for all of us the shows were heavily documented...
@@kpnconsulting8739 Yes, this band was in a sense a King Crimson projeKct, much more so than the Fripp/Collins'Jakszyk work.
Awesome track, Sylvian remains true to his principals of music & poetry, thankfully for those who have discovered his incredible talent and saves us from the majority of the banal sounds we're faced with daily.
Oh so true
"Family man - his patience tried- took a torch to his home and warmed his hands by the fire..."
This line haunts me every time I hear it. Sylvian is just so horribly overlooked.
Frank's Wild Years
Well Frank settled down in the Valley
and he hung his wild years
on a nail that he drove through
his wife's forehead
he sold used office furniture
out there on San Fernando Road
and assumed a $30,000 loan
at 15 _ % and put a down payment
on a little two bedroom place
his wife was a spent piece of used jet trash
made good bloody marys
kept her mouth shut most of the time
had a little Chihuahua named Carlos
that had some kind of skin disease
and was totally blind. They had a thoroughly modern kitchen
self-cleaning oven (the whole bit)
Frank drove a little sedan
they were so happy
One night Frank was on his way home
from work, stopped at the liquor store,
picked up a couple Mickey's Big Mouths
drank 'em in the car on his way
to the Shell station, he got a gallon of
gas in a can, drove home, doused
everything in the house, torched it,
parked across the street, laughing
watching it burn, all Halloween
orange and chimney red then
Frank put on a top forty station
got on the Hollywood Freeway
headed North
Never could stand that dog
@@RaymondPeckIII Sylvian spoke of his admiration for Tom Waits around the time of Secrets of the beehive/Frank's wild years. Have a listen to Midnight sun, from Dead bees on a cake (which just happens to feature Marc Ribot on guitar) to hear just how much he liked him!
LOVE THIS TAKE...Sylvian and Fripp are magic.
❤❤❤
Sylvian on top of his game. Simply brilliant.
Le pouvoir expressif de l'architecture sonore rompt avec toute forme de transcription du réel pour s'attacher à l'expression d'un univers explosif. Les couleurs et le rythme de ces compositions sont un langage qui donne vie à l'exaltation
you could say, all the musicians were at their best here - but the song and time makes it. superb song brilliantly performed. This is a classic.
David sylvian as singer of king crimson was always a silent wish off me and i do like some songs but i have to say in my thougts i suspected so much more about this collaboration
David Sylvian do not match with the spirit and sound of King Crimson in any single way. This combination come out indredible well but as the project, it give his music a right tune, I can't immagine his melanchoic and melodic voice sing the Krimson's songs? They would not be King Crimson anymore.
Real music for real people.
One of many beautiful songs that David Sylvian has been written. JG
This song has somehow weaved itself into my bloodstream! The first time I listened to it on Rain Tree Crow, it literally reached out and held me captive. Can't explain it...I just have no words. By the way, the talent on stage here is nothing short of astounding. Even though I was hoping Steve Jansen was on percussion. Enjoyed it nonetheless!!!
When Japan split up it was tragic to live through. But what masterpieces followed by them all in the first few years were phenomenal.
Discovered David Sylvian after Japan. His solo stuff is much better in my opinion.
@@Robocrap Agreed, he grew up and matured into a superb artist. But trust me, growing up as a teenager with Japan was truly remarkable. I loved them all collectively as Japan (as well as Rain Tree Crow) and as solo artists. Sylvian was always my favourite, though.
out there, dark and dangerous......breathed upon by David Sylvians poetry
Love that industrial backsection!. Chapstick sounds incredible. Davids voice as haunting and unique as ever!
unbelieveable concert, outstanding, even in Fripp's career!!!
this is the true love song ♥
Ya no existen bandas así ..... de otro mundo la perfección de melodía , armonía y ritmo . Gracias por esta maravilla
Święta prawda
Thank you LH.D.Sylvian &R.Fripp shank you.
Also Trey Gunn, Pat Mastelotto and Michael Brook (great guitar playing too!)
Love Pat saw him with Stick Man,but before i read this comment i wasnt aware that he was the drummer here,i was like wait thats his style
love the live version sylvian at his best.
Simply gorgeous.
Ayer por la mañana, mientras estaba trabajando, escuché este concierto y disfruté particularmente esta canción. Anoche tuve un sueño, muy intenso y a la vez muy triste. Y de alguna manera Every colour you are volvía a sonar...
Yesterday morning, while I was working, I listened to this concert and I particularly enjoyed this song. Last night I had a dream, very intense and at the same time very sad. And somehow Every color you are sounded again ...
Kumu ciebie
so mesmerizing. takes you to another dimension.
Fripp es un genio de la bella oscuridad. La combinación de los instrumentos y el soundscape es de otro mundo!!
Me encanta la voz de Sylvian, es bastante fabulosa~
la performance in studio è insuperabile!
A masterpiece, really appreciate the upload, so blissful
so deeply and beautiful
Brilliant
Il caro Fripp che si è sempre sentito il migliore di tutti insieme a quell'altro genio di Bridfor
too good
I saw this show at the Zellerbach in Berkeley. I can't remember the specifics, but I do remember that the quality of the sound was superb. It was loud but comfortable and crystal clear. Intentional. It enveloped you. Obviously a special show. Thanks for posting this.
Sylvian's guitar line (and mastering of the transtrem) answering Fripp's line from 5'05 is so excellent...
At this time I think Sylvian had decided that he wanted to be David Torn, even down to using the same guitar!
This song was on the Rain Tree Crow Album. Fantastic. I remember buying it on c.d. somewhere around '95 or '96 at Sound Warehouse down the street. Robert Fripp and David Sylvian are both living legends who are both vastly under-credited for what they have achieved.
Great version!
Just amazing!
Classic sylvian , seen concert in glasgow royal concert hall back in the day (brilliant)
It could last twice more time! Fantastic, indeed!
Rain Tree Crow (Sylvian/Karn/Jansen/Barbieri) song. ❤
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Love it!
Po raz jedenasty - niezwykłe.
Yes, lest we forget the music Mr. Fripp created with Andy Summers....
Brilliant!....
Outstanding... Fripp guitar is genius...
So beautiful, it's the sumum! If you don't trust in God, it's a good alternative!!😊❤
Incredible! Thx for sharing 😊
just amazing. Wish this was on the live album!
It is on the live album! ruclips.net/video/dC1jVpTsews/видео.html
My absolute favourate track
Wow
Just Wow❤
Maravilloso ♡
Cancion más bella🥺
EXELLENT
Just love u man
my god, this is soooooo niceeeeee
🍀🍀🍀UNA MERAVIGLIA 🍀🍀🍀
Greatfull ♥
Exquisite arragements
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻☀️masters☀️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
GUANDERFULOSO !!!
254 likes, 0 dislikes, I think that about sums up their genius. Now all that we need to do is hook the world...
When you realise that u were born too late to join such a concert like this...
Этим всё сказано...
I want this concert in DVD, BR or Laserdisc or .... I don't know but... Just do it.
Smoking as yer blues!
Знаковая вещь. А кто не видит, те не с нами.
WHERE IS THIS GUY THIS GREAT MUSIC
La banda soñada.
We can be 3v3ry dream ambition,3v3ry colour u are,
There was a bonus DVD with the CD of this concert
❤️👌
I must have seen Fripp a long time ago. In Örebro Sweden. Wasnt he the other one in Blue for two??😂
Sounds like someone really REALLY liked that snare...
☆☆☆☆☆🖤🖤🖤☆☆☆☆☆
Sono più che certo che questa collaborazione è nata per opera di Fripp,è lui che ha cercato Silvian e non il contrario
today august 1st, 333 likes, 0 dislikes, thnx freak you catch the wave
I clicked this video by mistake and....
@PNFLDYS i know! its in my top 20 ever
I was going to post some Grase Jones or Sharlot Sometimes, but I expect less popular Im posting a couple of peeps you might check out
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The only thing I really don't like is the snare sound.
@shum65 - I've always liked him, but to be fair, there is something to be said about his voice being kinda 'static'...most songs he sings sound pretty identical vocal-wise.
Yes, its his 'unique' voice, so warm, rich and musical.
And thats what we all love, so warm, it caresses the soul.
He reminds me of a male version of Tracy Thorn of Everything but the girl.
is there an album????
Self titled album by Rain tree crow
Not not King Crimson. Maybe...
Yeah, you must really hate David Sylvian's music to go on multiple videos to leave such empty, generic criticism that lacks any substance.
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Te la robare Miguel es preçiosa .. en Barçelona 12...11.. 2017 18h.. i es noche cerrada ,,..
Great song spoiled by that waaay too heavy drum beat.
I really love Pat's playing nowadays, but on this and in the Double Trio I really hated his wooden feel...
Exactly what I was thinking. You can't imagine Steve Jansen nearly destroying the song with such a heavy handed "snare" sound.
The drums sound awful😣😣
Masterpeace of Sylvian, but the drummer is way to much and hammers away on the drums like he was in a heavy metal band.
Geez, Mastelotto ruins this song.
Love it!