David Sylvian - The Women at the Well

[@novabloodmusic]

Still so beautiful 🖤🖤🖤

[@terryanthony9686]

one of the worlds beautiful artists

[@hi-lo3qj]

I agree

[@teresapearce990]

I haven't listened much to David's music for a long time and have just stumbled across this piece,It is magical .

[@RichardADastardly]

I cannot understand why this beautiful music was never released. I would definitely buy it, as would many other fans of David Sylvian's work. It is timeless.

[@rickdeckard1075]

sylvian probly didnt like one particular frame out of the set and disowned it or something...

[@kevinjohnson7415]

It's on the promise album

[@RichardADastardly]

@@kevinjohnson7415 Many thanks.

[@henrikfevre2109]

What Promise album? Must be a bootleg?

[@gardaly69]

Sylvian, as always, comes up with the goods. Thanks for the upload.

[@PattonSama]

Esta canción se puede encontrar en el álbum "Promise - The Rarities" del año 2001, tiene dos cds, es el tema 12 del primero :) This song can found in the album "Promise - The Rarities" year 2001, is a doble album, is the theme 12 of the first disc.

[@dees68]

Wow! Watching, thinking, memories, 'clears' the head! Preparations for the next journey!

[@ChristineWilsonPhotography]

This is insanely good I just love it

[@ericbruyn]

Hope you had a nice journey 😉

[@ferroxglideh5621]

I guess this is from the mid 1980's, a soundtrack to a Japanese film that he was comissioned to make, that also included the excellent "Steel Cathedrals"? I can only imagine that Steve Jansen had something to do with this song, if only as a brotherly presence.

[@DonHaka]

he did pretty much play drums on all of Sylvians solo albums so its more than a possibility.

[@spaps71]

It's precisely from 1985 Japan only DVD "Preparations for a Journey". Features Steve Jansen on drums and percussions, Ryuichi Sakamoto on keyboards and Masami Tsuchiya on guitar.

[@gary.solexa]

Steel Cathedrals is superb.

[@ferroxglideh5621]

@@gary.solexa check out Worlds in a Small Room by S Jansen (D Sylvian's brother) and D Barbieri, if you have not already. Cheers!

[@ΓιώργοςΠολυχρονίου-κ3ν]

I am still be so excited hearing David's compositions from the early years of Japan till now.Thank God for this miracle still be human!

[@altermustv1876]

Fair and deep music and video. Maybe, Japan Nature inspired him... I don't know

[@YertlePsychoStain]

wow ! *_*

[@nathanathome]

Wasn't this recording around same time as Words With the Shamen (pts 1, 2, and 3) that was released as an EP before Gone to Earth?

[@michaelwallden7261]

why drugs when we have David....

[@TheCrimsonFrenzyPSN]

It is not enough. One must hate and themselves. It is the answer because it is so close to what we are. Confusion.

[@michaelwallden7261]

@@TheCrimsonFrenzyPSN U understand irony

[@PeterMurray-z9d]

The most unrated musician I think

[@ChristineWilsonPhotography]

This guy is so different really outside the box , so refreshing 😊

[@DarranJHankey66]

Ironic, I struggle with so so much solo DS material, BLEMISH,,, I was ready jump in ff a Bridge in Gerona, only time going see DS I had to leave I think Dead Bees on a Cake and Brilliant Trees, and one, maybe Damage +? With Rob F, is relaxing as well as uplifting, this is Meaningless to me

[@ericbruyn]

Time for a new Bridge preparation 😉🤣