David Sylvian, Talk Talk, Ryuichi Sakamoto - Multiple artists - 5 x LP / 1 x 12" Maxi singles - The Art of Sound collection - Multiple titles - LP albums (multiple items) - Unknown pressing - 1982
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Six vinyl records featuring David Sylvian, Talk Talk and Ryuichi Sakamoto with releases dating from 1982 onwards; The Art of Sound collection comprises 5 LPs and 1 12" Maxi single.
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I am selling a curated collection of 6 vinyl records
David Sylvian, Holger Czukay, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Talk Talk.
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DAVID SYLVIAN + HOLGER CZUKAY
Plight & Premonition
Label & Cat. No.: Virgin – 208 891, VENTURE – VE 11
1988 - Europe
Sleeve VG+
Vinyl VG+
A landmark ambient collaboration recorded in Can's legendary studio, weaving improvised piano motifs, subtle tape manipulation, and deep, atmospheric drone soundscapes.
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SYLVIAN ∙ SAKAMOTO
Bamboo Houses ∙ Bamboo Music
Label & Cat. No.: Virgin – VS 510-12
1982 - UK
Sleeve VG+
Vinyl VG+
A premier UK CBS pressing of this groundbreaking synth-pop collaboration, uniting David Sylvian and Ryuichi Sakamoto with innovative electronic percussion and infectious art-pop melodies.
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DAVID SYLVIAN
A Little Girl Dreams Of Taking The Veil
Label & Cat. No.: Virgin – 608 414, Virgin – 608 414-213
1986 - Europe
Sleeve VG+
Vinyl VG+
A stunning 12" maxi-single showcasing Sylvian's poetic and delicate chamber-pop arrangements, backed by ambient textures and masterful production.
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TALK TALK, The Party's Over
Label & Cat. No.: Fame – 15 7624 1, Fame – 038 15 7624 1, Fame – 1C 038-15 7624 1
Europe
Sleeve VG+
Vinyl VG+
The dynamic 1982 debut album that introduced Mark Hollis to the world, packed with soaring synth-pop energy, melodic hooks, and the hit title track.
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TALK TALK, The Colour Of Spring
Label & Cat. No.: EMI – 1A 062-24 0491 1, EMI – 062 24 0491 1, EMI – 24 0491 1
1986 - Europe
Sleeve VG+
Vinyl VG+
A monumental masterpiece of 1980s art-rock and sophisti-pop, featuring lush organic instrumentation, Steve Winwood's guest organ, and hits like "Life's What You Make It".
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TALK TALK
It's My Life
Label & Cat. No.: EMI – 1A 064-2400021, EMI – 1A 064 2400021, EMI – 064 2400021, EMI – 2400021
1984 - Europe
Sleeve VG+
Vinyl VG+
The definitive sophomore studio album that launched the band into international stardom, loaded with infectious new wave basslines, brilliant synth work, and the global smash title track.
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The records may have superficial scratches.
However, if these are particularly noticeable, they are documented with additional photos.
The collection is in very good overall condition and has received standard surface cleaning.
Given the age of these vintage pressings, fine dust in the grooves can occasionally cause faint background noise, which a professional wet cleaning will easily resolve.
Please examine the photos closely, as they are worth a thousand words.
I wish you a pleasant and successful auction.
I am selling a curated collection of 6 vinyl records
David Sylvian, Holger Czukay, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Talk Talk.
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DAVID SYLVIAN + HOLGER CZUKAY
Plight & Premonition
Label & Cat. No.: Virgin – 208 891, VENTURE – VE 11
1988 - Europe
Sleeve VG+
Vinyl VG+
A landmark ambient collaboration recorded in Can's legendary studio, weaving improvised piano motifs, subtle tape manipulation, and deep, atmospheric drone soundscapes.
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SYLVIAN ∙ SAKAMOTO
Bamboo Houses ∙ Bamboo Music
Label & Cat. No.: Virgin – VS 510-12
1982 - UK
Sleeve VG+
Vinyl VG+
A premier UK CBS pressing of this groundbreaking synth-pop collaboration, uniting David Sylvian and Ryuichi Sakamoto with innovative electronic percussion and infectious art-pop melodies.
---
DAVID SYLVIAN
A Little Girl Dreams Of Taking The Veil
Label & Cat. No.: Virgin – 608 414, Virgin – 608 414-213
1986 - Europe
Sleeve VG+
Vinyl VG+
A stunning 12" maxi-single showcasing Sylvian's poetic and delicate chamber-pop arrangements, backed by ambient textures and masterful production.
---
TALK TALK, The Party's Over
Label & Cat. No.: Fame – 15 7624 1, Fame – 038 15 7624 1, Fame – 1C 038-15 7624 1
Europe
Sleeve VG+
Vinyl VG+
The dynamic 1982 debut album that introduced Mark Hollis to the world, packed with soaring synth-pop energy, melodic hooks, and the hit title track.
---
TALK TALK, The Colour Of Spring
Label & Cat. No.: EMI – 1A 062-24 0491 1, EMI – 062 24 0491 1, EMI – 24 0491 1
1986 - Europe
Sleeve VG+
Vinyl VG+
A monumental masterpiece of 1980s art-rock and sophisti-pop, featuring lush organic instrumentation, Steve Winwood's guest organ, and hits like "Life's What You Make It".
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TALK TALK
It's My Life
Label & Cat. No.: EMI – 1A 064-2400021, EMI – 1A 064 2400021, EMI – 064 2400021, EMI – 2400021
1984 - Europe
Sleeve VG+
Vinyl VG+
The definitive sophomore studio album that launched the band into international stardom, loaded with infectious new wave basslines, brilliant synth work, and the global smash title track.
---
The records may have superficial scratches.
However, if these are particularly noticeable, they are documented with additional photos.
The collection is in very good overall condition and has received standard surface cleaning.
Given the age of these vintage pressings, fine dust in the grooves can occasionally cause faint background noise, which a professional wet cleaning will easily resolve.
Please examine the photos closely, as they are worth a thousand words.
I wish you a pleasant and successful auction.
Details
Multiple titles
Yes
Era
1900-2000
More than 3 artists/bands
Yes
Artist/band (max 3)
Ryuichi Sakamoto, David Sylvian, Talk Talk
Record title
5 x LP / 1 x 12" Maxi singles - The Art of Sound collection
Number of objects
6
Release year (oldest)
1982
Case/sleeve condition
Very Good Plus (VG+)
Pressing
Unknown pressing
Media condition
Very Good Plus (VG+)
Genre
Electronic, New Wave, Rock
Record label
Venture, EMI, Virgin
Autographed by a famous person
No
