@@sandygrungerson1177 umm... No... Absolutely way off the mark there. To claim he lacked talent is absurd anyway, but he definitely wasn't (and still isn't) "effete", just very shy and retiring by nature...
@@sandygrungerson1177 umm 🤔 yeah, whatever you say 🤷♂️ Good to see trolls like you can come to conclusions when you don't know a thing, but hey. It is what it is...
After seeing these pictures of Mick Karn & David Sylvian, I was fortunate to see Japan at the Birmingham Odeon in 1981on the Tin Drum tour . They were absolutely BRILLIANT ! R.I.P. Mick Karn.
Mick was truly in a class of his own, such an accomplished musician. Japan and their solo careers were such a huge part of my youth. An incredible band of musicians but for me, Mick was in a class way beyond. Gone far far too soon, RIP Mick 💔
These lads needed to bury the hatchet or bury it into each other talents, then record lp before Mick passed...like a Martyn Thompson recording but much more holistic...these two lads were artists of high pedigree...a duo lp of their gifts seemed to be a no brainer but alas we have this song...
@@ImYourHuckleberry_29 Just read Karn's own words. You can start with this interview about Rain Tree Crow: www.innerviews.org/inner/karn.html He talks about the tension he and Sylvian kept creating. It's clear he just wasn't able to move past the differences he had with Sylvian, despite all the years.
Mick Karn uno dei grandi musicisti che hanno rivoluzionato la musica negli ultimi 40 anni. Venuto a mancare troppo presto. Ci ha regalato un sound indimenticabile.
Underneath a burning sun There's always work to be done We take much more than we care to give away You'll be the moth, I'm the flame I'll bless you and keep you safe and sound Until sunrise comes around again I'm like a mountain made of stone I'm like a new day dawning I'll be here every morning, close to you We'll sail on a river, way out to the Baltic sea Love will keep us together And the tide will draw you close to me (Never words so true, never words so wise) Love will keep us together 'Cause there's more to this than meets the eye I burn a candle in your place I picture the passions on your face Feelings that rise on a wave and fall away All the pleasures have returned All of the lessons I should have learned Return again to light, for us to see You're like the map of buried gold I search for treasures in your soul And when I'm gone, you'll know I will come back to you We'll sail on a river, way out to the Baltic sea Love will keep us together And the tide will draw you close to me (Never words so true, never words so wise) Love will keep us together 'Cause there's more to this than meets the eye I'm like a mountain made of stone I'm like a new day dawning I'll be here every morning, close to you
Japan.. What a band! Completely changed this former soul boy's way of life.! Take me back to the late 70s early 80s. Still have a snatched Japan hour in the man cave!
For me, Japan stays one of the best New Wave bands of the late 70's and early 80's : their best period 79/82 ! Short but so good with 3 amazing LPs, Quiet Life, Gentlemen take Polaroids and Tin Drum ! RIP Mick !
It's a shame that there was no official video of this track. Mick's 'Dreams Of Reason Produce Monsters' was brave, unconventional and quite fantastic. Mick inspired me to buy and play fretless bass 34 years ago. I'm very happy, yet sad, to see so many of us miss him. It often gets acute. He is quite uniquely loved as a musician isn't he? Rightfully so.
In case you see this all of these years later, people are still falling under his magical musical spell. I bought Tin Drum as a preteen in the mid '80s, and have listened to it regularly, but a deep loss had me delving deeper into Japan and particularly Mick's music this year and it has moved me deeply. He and they continue to inspire and move people and I wish it could continue forever. Individually and together they create/d exceptional music.
I love the picture where they're all smiling and laughing. They never shon that alot. Such a classic style for the time. I fell in love with it many years later. Now it's on the playlist every odd day.
Japan were a truly unique band. Every member being a brilliant musician but the underlying glue that held their sound together was the fretless bass of Mick. Gentlemen take Polaroids is my favourite album followed by Quiet Life then Tin Drum.
A fan since Adolescent Sex, Japan’s first album. How they all transformed musically. Sad that at the end of Mick’s life, he and David were not on speaking terms and David could not get to see him before he passed after all their years of friendship. Mick is sadly missed; gone way too soon.
This is the song that made me discover the greatness and uniqueness of Mick Karn's playing. I was (still am :D ) a David Sylvian fan, but had never cared too much about the Japan years (that's all changed now). When I heard this song I was intrigued by that wobbly... erm... "noise" accompanying David's vocals. "What the heck is THAT?" I asked myself. Well, THAT is Mick Karn.
My Father took his life in when I turned 6. Everyone tells me he was a legend and a fuckin rockstar. Before he left us, he kneeled down and told me that all the boxes in the closet were mine. And I said ok.👌 Today, I understand, he was passing his torch to me. I never needed to forgive him for anything. I don’t need to know why he left. He just didn’t see himself fit for this world. The boxes I inherited were a collection he spent hundreds of hours in hundreds of record stores from all over the world. A collection of music I would have never known. So eclectic so diverse, his taste has inevitably has rubbed off on me. I’m proud to acquire such a unique ear. And the words and sounds etched in the vinyl feels like he’s singing to me, about how he felt. And I’m so grateful to be able to understand how he felt in certain times of life though spread apart through time he’s with me and it’s okay if I feel like he did... But I have a legacy to live for. I’ve taught myself to sing and pluck strings uniquely and no one can take it away from me. So when I’m on stage singing about what you told me with your last words on the note you left me, I’ll know it’s you shouting me name!
I have a similar story with my father, im 21 years old and I am so sensitive to this music... lately I have been obsessed with japan members work, I still looking for answers, cause why is this so important to me... it's no only my dad's 80's music legacy... idk japan members were something else still today, my heart is blessed
this pair of beautiful stars must have spent every other hour in front of somebody's camera ----- splendid for us! Strange how Sylvian would be producing such total musicality and then anti-music almost in the same breath. Secrets must be one of the finest recorded achievements of all time by anyone and seems to put most of his other work in the shade with minor exception of Tin Drum and Brilliant Trees and current such as ‘Do You Know Me Now?’. Hey but it's all great. Hope Sylvian is well.
@@rebeccarosehirschfield7386 😊 Hey Rebecca, I just saw this. I made this little video on my laptop a few years ago when I was running a fan team for Mick, which was an attempt to (cringe but explains!) play him forward, with him having passed so suddenly. We ended up with friends, family & bandmates contributing so we had lots of photos being posted although these are all in the public domain now. I’m so glad you and Darren liked it, as someone else says it’s a shame there’s no official video but everything Mick ever produced was zero-budget, which is how his final album was pretty much just him. Imagine what he could have done with £25!😭✌️
i miss mick more now than after he passed. mick you were one of the sane ones even when you shaved your eyebrows off. i love you i miss you. sleep well till we meet again my friend
I wanted Mick to sing this song by himself. David is a talented vocalist, but Japan's first vocalist was Mick. I am sure he could sing this song very well.
The Dreams of reason album helped me through my long nights during my study years in Amsterdam... Hearing only the first few bars of the track takes me back to these times in an instance. And every time, a tear...
classic track,great era of music,will never be replicated.wish i could go back in time,this is a very moving track,thanks david sylvian and respect to mick karn. peace
He used to glide across the stage as if on glass or ice , amazing to listen to and entertaining to watch. His sound can be divisive but on this track his bass is less of a lead instrument than it used to be on some Japan tracks . If only there were more of these collaborations
@@numan6959 Sylvian claims he wanted to visit Karn on his deathbed, but was denied it by somebody spreading rumours. However, Karn was supposedly able to read an interview with Sylvian before he died where Sylvian calls him a "brother".
happy birthday, or I suppose, happy Mick's birthday to you all. you changed the world in a way, certainly changed mine with your mind expanding approach to music.
David and Mick were friends, but I suspect only when David could dictate and control everything the band did, everything the band played. If Mick pushed back it would create friction, especially if it conflicted with David's vision. I read quite a bit on Mick's experience with Japan and it was definitely bitter sweet. Shame how this always seems to happen with many bands.
Sylvian was the creative force in the band ,it was proved after they split up he kept bringing out top notch records,the rest of them just had sporadic success if any,its a pity mick became so bitter but it's not David's fault that he was more talented, the others were limited I understand his bitterness about sylvain robbing his girlfriend but talent no contest
@@patrickmurphy1803 Taking away his gf was his least problem,- Mick died penniless and with enormous physical pain,- David took all the royalties from Japan..aint live a bitch
@@patrickmurphy1803 Mick had been negative about David and accused him of being dictatorial, but according to the other members Mick wasn't exactly a saint either, and neither was completely without fault. Also, Steve Jansen and Rick Barbieri have gone on record many times as saying that, far from being the tyrant that Mick painted him as, David was actually very shy and retiring... David's two daughters and also his ex-wife's son from her previous relationship still have a good relationship with David, and have been positive about him too... I think Mick's troubles were very deep-seated, and rooted far beyond any issues he and David had with each other
This obviously could have easily been a Japan track and proves that had the band been able to put there differences behind them there could have been more than just that Rain Tree Crow album.
@@penelopehughes-jones5265 thanks, I did manage to find it... I was surprised I didn't know about that album! If you follow the work of the other guys in the band, check out 'dolphin brothers' album called 'catch the fall'. Steve Jansen and Richard Barbieri side project...
Mick's official website has warned of a scam .com website asking for money. PLEASE DO NOT DONATE. This is a dreadful explotation of Mick's art and his fans' love. For more information go to www.mickkarn.net Thank you and Keep Karn.
Loved Japan and Rain Tree Crow... I don't know what it is about this collaboration between David and Mick, but there's something "missing" from this song IMO - its not a "bad" song, but just doesn't quite have the same vigour as Japan, yet isn't quite as ethereal as Rain Tree Crow's 1991 album either... Perhaps it'll grow on me in time...
Just read his book,he was a tortured soul and never seemed happy,I was a huge fan of Japan back in their day didn't have a clue sylvian was such a tyrant
There's always two sides to every story... The other members of Japan have asserted that neither party was totally without fault, and Mick wasn't a complete saint either
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Beautiful photographs from an irreplaceable archive!
David's voice accompanied by the flow of Mick's playing have, quite literally, moved me since 1983. A pair which will never again be assimilated...
Never, ever, again!
Absolutely unique -
In musical history!!!
ive started getting the impression that sylvian was by far the least talented member of this ensemble, basically a good-looking but effete twit.
@@sandygrungerson1177 umm... No... Absolutely way off the mark there. To claim he lacked talent is absurd anyway, but he definitely wasn't (and still isn't) "effete", just very shy and retiring by nature...
@@DaveAndBeth1978 lol good to see DS can still afford PR-bots to patrol his vids and try to neutralize any dissent...
@@sandygrungerson1177 umm 🤔 yeah, whatever you say 🤷♂️ Good to see trolls like you can come to conclusions when you don't know a thing, but hey. It is what it is...
After seeing these pictures of Mick Karn & David Sylvian, I was fortunate to see Japan at the Birmingham Odeon in 1981on the Tin Drum tour .
They were absolutely BRILLIANT ! R.I.P. Mick Karn.
Mick was truly in a class of his own, such an accomplished musician. Japan and their solo careers were such a huge part of my youth. An incredible band of musicians but for me, Mick was in a class way beyond. Gone far far too soon, RIP Mick 💔
Mick Karn - a talent lost, but never forgotten, RIP
David sings , and Mick plays bass , this combination musics are ... eternity forever brilliant .
One of the greatest bass player... rest in peace Mick.
Just love this❤️
My bass hero and mentor
I agree love this song love the photos thanks for sharing
Not only one of the best. Totally unreachable with his fretless 🎸
R.I.P. MICK 🤘🏽
These lads needed to bury the hatchet or bury it into each other talents, then record lp before Mick passed...like a Martyn Thompson recording but much more holistic...these two lads were artists of high pedigree...a duo lp of their gifts seemed to be a no brainer but alas we have this song...
Mick Karn a beautiful man with God given talent . Never forgotten, always in our hearts. LOVE !
He had too many inner demons to live peacefully, be he was extremely talented, yes.
@@sadderthanyou7793 how so?
@@ImYourHuckleberry_29 Just read his autobiography and lyrics carefully. He clearly didn't go through life peacefully.
@@sadderthanyou7793 can u tell me a small bit?
@@ImYourHuckleberry_29 Just read Karn's own words. You can start with this interview about Rain Tree Crow: www.innerviews.org/inner/karn.html
He talks about the tension he and Sylvian kept creating. It's clear he just wasn't able to move past the differences he had with Sylvian, despite all the years.
Mick Karn uno dei grandi musicisti che hanno rivoluzionato la musica negli ultimi 40 anni. Venuto a mancare troppo presto. Ci ha regalato un sound indimenticabile.
Underneath a burning sun
There's always work to be done
We take much more than we care to give away
You'll be the moth, I'm the flame
I'll bless you and keep you safe and sound
Until sunrise comes around again
I'm like a mountain made of stone
I'm like a new day dawning
I'll be here every morning, close to you
We'll sail on a river, way out to the Baltic sea
Love will keep us together
And the tide will draw you close to me
(Never words so true, never words so wise)
Love will keep us together
'Cause there's more to this than meets the eye
I burn a candle in your place
I picture the passions on your face
Feelings that rise on a wave and fall away
All the pleasures have returned
All of the lessons I should have learned
Return again to light, for us to see
You're like the map of buried gold
I search for treasures in your soul
And when I'm gone, you'll know I will come back to you
We'll sail on a river, way out to the Baltic sea
Love will keep us together
And the tide will draw you close to me
(Never words so true, never words so wise)
Love will keep us together
'Cause there's more to this than meets the eye
I'm like a mountain made of stone
I'm like a new day dawning
I'll be here every morning, close to you
Thanks...may this resonate in your life
Two of the most talented musicians I have ever heard,point blank.
Japan.. What a band! Completely changed this former soul boy's way of life.! Take me back to the late 70s early 80s. Still have a snatched Japan hour in the man cave!
For me, Japan stays one of the best New Wave bands of the late 70's and early 80's : their best period 79/82 ! Short but so good with 3 amazing LPs, Quiet Life, Gentlemen take Polaroids and Tin Drum ! RIP Mick !
It's a shame that there was no official video of this track. Mick's 'Dreams Of Reason Produce Monsters' was brave, unconventional and quite fantastic. Mick inspired me to buy and play fretless bass 34 years ago. I'm very happy, yet sad, to see so many of us miss him. It often gets acute. He is quite uniquely loved as a musician isn't he? Rightfully so.
In case you see this all of these years later, people are still falling under his magical musical spell. I bought Tin Drum as a preteen in the mid '80s, and have listened to it regularly, but a deep loss had me delving deeper into Japan and particularly Mick's music this year and it has moved me deeply. He and they continue to inspire and move people and I wish it could continue forever. Individually and together they create/d exceptional music.
デビューした時は単にビジュアルでしたが後ほど其々の才能に仰天した一人です。永くいて欲しいグループでした
Two of the most gifted beautiful men on the planet ❤️
Beautiful tribute film. Thanks for this.
I love the picture where they're all smiling and laughing. They never shon that alot. Such a classic style for the time. I fell in love with it many years later. Now it's on the playlist every odd day.
Japan were a truly unique band. Every member being a brilliant musician but the underlying glue that held their sound together was the fretless bass of Mick.
Gentlemen take Polaroids is my favourite album followed by Quiet Life then Tin Drum.
A fan since Adolescent Sex, Japan’s first album. How they all transformed musically. Sad that at the end of Mick’s life, he and David were not on speaking terms and David could not get to see him before he passed after all their years of friendship. Mick is sadly missed; gone way too soon.
Buoy oh Buoy! ... bathing in tears of pure beautiful emotion here
Thankyou 😊❤❤❤
Love it!👏😂👍
This is the song that made me discover the greatness and uniqueness of Mick Karn's playing. I was (still am :D ) a David Sylvian fan, but had never cared too much about the Japan years (that's all changed now). When I heard this song I was intrigued by that wobbly... erm... "noise" accompanying David's vocals. "What the heck is THAT?" I asked myself. Well, THAT is Mick Karn.
My Father took his life in when I turned 6.
Everyone tells me he was a legend and a fuckin rockstar.
Before he left us, he kneeled down and told me that all the boxes in the closet were mine. And I said ok.👌
Today, I understand, he was passing his torch to me. I never needed to forgive him for anything. I don’t need to know why he left. He just didn’t see himself fit for this world. The boxes I inherited were a collection he spent hundreds of hours in hundreds of record stores from all over the world. A collection of music I would have never known. So eclectic so diverse, his taste has inevitably has rubbed off on me. I’m proud to acquire such a unique ear. And the words and sounds etched in the vinyl feels like he’s singing to me, about how he felt. And I’m so grateful to be able to understand how he felt in certain times of life though spread apart through time he’s with me and it’s okay if I feel like he did...
But I have a legacy to live for. I’ve taught myself to sing and pluck strings uniquely and no one can take it away from me.
So when I’m on stage singing about what you told me with your last words on the note you left me, I’ll know it’s you shouting me name!
I have a similar story with my father, im 21 years old and I am so sensitive to this music... lately I have been obsessed with japan members work, I still looking for answers, cause why is this so important to me... it's no only my dad's 80's music legacy... idk japan members were something else still today, my heart is blessed
What a beautiful collection of images. Loads I’ve never seen before. Bless you Mick Karn.
Can’t help thinking that’s there’s more to this than meets the eye.....
Hidden treasures.....
In regards to what please??
Agree 100% Steve.
this pair of beautiful stars must have spent every other hour in front of somebody's camera ----- splendid for us! Strange how Sylvian would be producing such total musicality and then anti-music almost in the same breath. Secrets must be one of the finest recorded achievements of all time by anyone and seems to put most of his other work in the shade with minor exception of Tin Drum and Brilliant Trees and current such as ‘Do You Know Me Now?’. Hey but it's all great. Hope Sylvian is well.
Wow this is the first time I heard this song simply beautiful ❤️
Some great images of the pair of them most of which I haven't seen before.
Mick Karn was one of the most talented Bass players of all time XX
They are a mesmerizing montage of priceless images - no question! From whence culled, a person wonders... ?
@@rebeccarosehirschfield7386 😊 Hey Rebecca, I just saw this. I made this little video on my laptop a few years ago when I was running a fan team for Mick, which was an attempt to (cringe but explains!) play him forward, with him having passed so suddenly. We ended up with friends, family & bandmates contributing so we had lots of photos being posted although these are all in the public domain now. I’m so glad you and Darren liked it, as someone else says it’s a shame there’s no official video but everything Mick ever produced was zero-budget, which is how his final album was pretty much just him. Imagine what he could have done with £25!😭✌️
Just found this by accident...I'm Team Mick for sure.
i miss mick more now than after he passed. mick you were one of the sane ones even when you shaved your eyebrows off. i love you i miss you. sleep well till we meet again my friend
Un millon de veces lo escucho y no logra cansarme. Que maravillosa manera de tocar. Gracias Mick, estés donde estés.❤
I wanted Mick to sing this song by himself.
David is a talented vocalist, but Japan's first vocalist was Mick.
I am sure he could sing this song very well.
The Dreams of reason album helped me through my long nights during my study years in Amsterdam... Hearing only the first few bars of the track takes me back to these times in an instance. And every time, a tear...
This was off a fantastic E.P. let the happiness in. R.I.P. Mick.
Love this track! Glad they could work together again after all that happened but truly sad that we have lost such a great musician in Mick Karn xx
I love this song and it's especially remarkable that the entire bass line was laid down in reverse. It just works so incredibly well.
Quite extraordinary Tim!
Two beautiful boys..YES! That WAY!! .... I admired the pair of them...It was hard being a Pretty Boy in the 70's..80's....
シルビアン＆カーンは、レノン＆マッカートニーと並ぶ、神が仕組んだ名コンビと思います。
Comme le titre de Mick karn c'est "sensitive".🌹🏞️💞 Merci pour ce partage ✨🙏.🎸
classic track,great era of music,will never be replicated.wish i could go back in time,this is a very moving track,thanks david sylvian and respect to mick karn.
peace
Love will keep us together
And the tide will draw you close to me
Amo essa música. Ótimos tempos!!!!!
He used to glide across the stage as if on glass or ice , amazing to listen to and entertaining to watch. His sound can be divisive but on this track his bass is less of a lead instrument than it used to be on some Japan tracks . If only there were more of these collaborations
I've never heard this before. Most interesting.....
This song and the images accompanying images makes me feel so wistful and sad. The childhood friends who never reconciled.
Who said they never reconciled they worked together many times since the Japan split and reformed as RTC ? Pure speculation i feel ?
I wonder if David kicks himself for being an incredible fool.
Dumfries Spearhead they were so brilliant together it is a shame like you said they'd never reconciled
@@numan6959 Sylvian claims he wanted to visit Karn on his deathbed, but was denied it by somebody spreading rumours. However, Karn was supposedly able to read an interview with Sylvian before he died where Sylvian calls him a "brother".
@@suzannebell4561 As well as being a priceless musical genius, he's a pretentious narcissist. So I highly doubt it.
made me cry.
芸術は尊い。永遠に続く。
That part at 1:39 is just wonderful
happy birthday, or I suppose, happy Mick's birthday to you all. you changed the world in a way, certainly changed mine with your mind expanding approach to music.
Awesome! Thank you.
RIP Mick and thanks
What a perfect song.. it always means something good no matter the mood I listen in...
That was beautiful.
Eccellenza musicale.....per.....pochi !!! Ciao Nik 😔
Can't stop listening to this...
Such a beautiful song! Hoping to be able to cover it one day! ❤️
Truly one of my favorite songs ever. Still seems fresh after all these years.
mick karn eternal
great shots -
and a fantastic track
Terrific song.
Tin drum was out 81, I,ve registered to it June '22,not bad!and the reminder it had a few wierd sounds on it!
Great track vastly underrated
David and Mick were friends, but I suspect only when David could dictate and control everything the band did, everything the band played. If Mick pushed back it would create friction, especially if it conflicted with David's vision. I read quite a bit on Mick's experience with Japan and it was definitely bitter sweet. Shame how this always seems to happen with many bands.
Sylvian was the creative force in the band ,it was proved after they split up he kept bringing out top notch records,the rest of them just had sporadic success if any,its a pity mick became so bitter but it's not David's fault that he was more talented, the others were limited I understand his bitterness about sylvain robbing his girlfriend but talent no contest
@@patrickmurphy1803
Taking away his gf was his least problem,- Mick died penniless and with enormous physical pain,- David took all the royalties from Japan..aint live a bitch
@@MsSoulProviderExactly. Mick was a genius, David has written some good songs. I think he knows this and always did.
@@patrickmurphy1803 Mick had been negative about David and accused him of being dictatorial, but according to the other members Mick wasn't exactly a saint either, and neither was completely without fault. Also, Steve Jansen and Rick Barbieri have gone on record many times as saying that, far from being the tyrant that Mick painted him as, David was actually very shy and retiring... David's two daughters and also his ex-wife's son from her previous relationship still have a good relationship with David, and have been positive about him too... I think Mick's troubles were very deep-seated, and rooted far beyond any issues he and David had with each other
There is so much I like about this...
I love Mick😍
Another Modern Artistic Song
Mick K...MUCH MISSED...R.I.P.
My glory days that era
Simply beautiful 💜
Genius
Gorgeous!
Can't like this enough.
This song makes me feel so well ❤
Their music was way ahead of its time
Lovely!
One of the best players who ever played. End of.
This will always be in my top 10 of song released. Truly brilliant.
This is proper ye.
very nice !
Mick Karn
Amazing song so sad but great song writing and memories x
This obviously could have easily been a Japan track and proves that had the band been able to put there differences behind them there could have been more than just that Rain Tree Crow album.
Great single, loved it, still do. Got it 12"
Me too. Would perplex most of todays youth.
@@markmoore2625 Certainly would Mark, glad to of been brought up in this musical era fella.
Another yr passes
R.I.P🕊🕆
I'm a fan of Japan, own lots of their vinyl from the 80's... I've never heard this song! What album or single had it?
Sorry for late very reply! This is from one of Mick’s solo albums: ruclips.net/video/EI6F0b2nLk8/видео.htmlsi=ULYApkyFJ1CWsHq2
@@penelopehughes-jones5265 thanks, I did manage to find it... I was surprised I didn't know about that album! If you follow the work of the other guys in the band, check out 'dolphin brothers' album called 'catch the fall'. Steve Jansen and Richard Barbieri side project...
Originally from Mick's 1987 album Dreams Of Reason Produce Monsters, later also featured on David's 2000 compilation album Everything And Nothing
Sweet song.
Japan、「ブリキの太鼓」の中の「ｻﾝｵﾌﾞｻﾞﾊﾟｲｵﾆｱ」のベースは素晴らしい!
So sad these two had so much come between them but hey- shit happens.. when they were good they were great!
Mick's official website has warned of a scam .com website asking for money. PLEASE DO NOT DONATE. This is a dreadful explotation of Mick's art and his fans' love. For more information go to www.mickkarn.net
Thank you and Keep Karn.
2018❤😭
they be pretty
they be lads
O tempo passa e os melhores se vão :')
つらい
Like heaven to hear
😢
Loved Japan and Rain Tree Crow... I don't know what it is about this collaboration between David and Mick, but there's something "missing" from this song IMO - its not a "bad" song, but just doesn't quite have the same vigour as Japan, yet isn't quite as ethereal as Rain Tree Crow's 1991 album either... Perhaps it'll grow on me in time...
Just read his book,he was a tortured soul and never seemed happy,I was a huge fan of Japan back in their day didn't have a clue sylvian was such a tyrant
There's always two sides to every story... The other members of Japan have asserted that neither party was totally without fault, and Mick wasn't a complete saint either
Sayonara ^_^
Just thought, early Nick Rhodes looked like he modeled himself on David
Oh lord. a bit late to the party you are