David Sylvian - Do You Know Me Now? flac album

Artist: David Sylvian. Album: Do You Know Me Now?, Where's Your Gravity? And if you think you knew me then You don't know me now As the ground rose up to meet me I kissed your mouth You wore your boredom like an armor But I tuned you out And if that brought us to our knees We laughed all the way down I prized my daddy's ring from my hand And I. made a bride We grew a flower in the desert We grew terrified We were one, not one and the same Something was lost somehow And if you think you knew me then You don't know me now. The planets high above you Spun in houses of their own You were dropped and hit the ground running But they failed to lead you home.

David Sylvian (born David Alan Batt, 23 February 1958) is an English singer-songwriter and musician who came to prominence in the late 1970s as frontman of the band Japan. The band's androgynous look and increasingly electronic sound made them an important influence on the UK's early-1980s New Romantic scene. Following their breakup, Sylvian embarked on a solo career with his debut album Brilliant Trees (1984)

Single by David Sylvian.

David Sylvian Playing The Schoolhouse David Sylvian "Do You Know Me Now?" Nine Horses - "Money For All" Nine Horses - "Wonderful World" Ryuichi Sakamoto + David Sylvian - "World Citizen" .

David SYLVIAN's next solo album was "Gone to Earth" with Robert Fripp, Mel Collins and SYLVIAN's ex-Japan colleagues Barbieri and Steve Janson. In 1987 SYLVIAN released his most successful and critically acclaimed album "Secrets of the Beehive". Both recordings created a delicate, dreamlike aura bathed in lush yet understated atmospherics. But the additional support here by Czukay's bandmates from CAN turned this session into an unofficial Inner Space reunion (the finished album hit the market exactly one month before the final Can LP "Rite Time").

Born David Batt in Kent, England, on February 23, 1958, Sylvian formed Japan in 1974 and served as primary singer/songwriter throughout the group's eight-year existence. Just prior to Japan's breakup, Sylvian began working with composer Ryuichi Sakamoto, with whom he released the single "Bamboo Houses" in 1982, marking the beginning of a longstanding musical relationship. After 1983's "Forbidden Colours," another joint effort with Sakamoto composed for the film Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence, Sylvian released his 1984 solo debut, Brilliant Trees. The superb Dead Bees on a Cake followed in 1999; Approaching Silence, a collection of instrumental material, appeared later that fall. Do You Know Me Now? David Sylvian.