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Berlin Sessions for Brilliant Trees 1983 featuring Ryuichi Sakamoto working on a piano arrangement for Forbidden Colours prior to recording. Documented by Steve Jansen.

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February 13, 2014April 11, 2016 sleepyard

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Hello there, Mr. Jansen! I have a question regarding your trip to Russia almost 16 years ago. I know that nobody likes us these days (and nobody ever did, actually). But there MUST be some positive points, am I right? So, what did you like the most (if you genuinely did)? What have inspired you and what fascinated? Maybe some shocking moments? Also, have you taken any photos while in Saint-Petersburg, and could you, please, share some? I would really love to see my city through the lens of your camera. As a beginner-photographer, I try to find a perfect shot, that would motivate me to recapture it myself and only then try to picture it in my own vision. So any photo would be appreciated. And finally, would you like to visit us again, just as a tourist, or not? You already got a personal guide – always on duty for dearest guests. (By the way, Saint-P recently won “Europe’s Best Tourist Destination” award, that’s quite a serious reason to visit this wondrous place again and see what changed throughout the years). In conclusion I want to thank you for everything you do as a musician and as an artist – you truly are inspiring. Sorry, if this is too letter-like and too long. Best wishes! March 28, 2018
Hi, Is the glass half full or half empty? Would you consider yourself an optimist? March 4, 2018
Hi Steve, I’ve been enjoying ‘Slope’ afresh recently. I’ve only just noticed from the credits that the strings were performed by the Bratislava movie orchestra in Slovakia. How did it come about that this orchestra was used? Did you oversee the sessions in Slovakia? Thanks again for this album, I’m still discovering new treasures in the expanded edition and love the live recording too. March 4, 2018
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