David Sylvian/Live & Video Compilation Vol.3

In 1978, JAPAN, a rock band formed with Steve Jansen and Mick Carn, released their debut album “Endless Rebellion”. This is a DVD containing the historical activities of David Sylvian, who gained immense popularity with his unique sound and original visual kei look. This work is a compilation of overseas PVs and live footage, and contains a lot of content, including footage that you can hardly see anywhere else. “Red Guitar” broke into the top 20 of the UK charts and reached number 4 on the album itself, combining traditional Asian elements and melodies with the band’s unique sound centered around modern electronics and Karn’s fretless bass. Contains songs such as “Cantonese boy” and “Canton” that are effectively fused together. The image quality is good and the editing has been carefully done, so I think it would be perfect as an archival version. The recording time will be 220 minutes. Disc 1 Instant Pictures 1. Gentleman Take Polaroids 2. Cantones Boys 3. Swing 4. Still Life in Mobile Homes 5. Nightporter 6. Canton 7. Vision of China 8. Red Guitar 9. The Ink in the Well 10. Silver Moon Disc 2 1. Overture (Burning Bridges) 2. Sons of Pioneers 3. Gentlemen 4. Swing 5. Cantonese Boy 6. Vision of China 7. Canton 8. Ghosts 9. Still Life in Mobile Homes 10. Methods of Dance 11. Art of Parties Disc 3 TV Performances Promo Videos 1. Don’t Rain on My Parede 2. Abolescent Sex 3. Commiunist China 4. Somrtimes I Feel So Low 5. Life in Tokyo 6. Quiet Life 7. Automatic Gun 8. Life in Tokyo 9 Automatic Gun 10. Abolescent Sex 11. I Second That Emotion 12. Quitet Life 13. Cantonese Boy 14. Ghosts 15. Quitet Life 16. Visions of China 17. Cantonese Boy 18. Ghosts 19. Cantonese Boy 20. My New Career 21 Swing 22. Nightporter 23. Art of Parties 24. Gentlemen Take Polaroids 25. Art of Parties 26. Angie Bowie 27. Passion in Moisture 28. Judgment is the Mirror 29. His Box 30. After a Fashion