Title: Brilliant, yes
Product review: I have to agree with Durand. David Sylvian created a gorgeous ghost of an album with 'Brilliant Trees'. Check out 'Red Guitar' or 'Ink in the Well'. The jazz influences are kept in check, adding texture, not running loose. Jon Hassel's disembodied horn quivers and floats through the title track and 'Weathered Wall' while Sylvian's wounded croon paints a testimony.There are no stinkers on this album. Japan pinnacled with 'Oil on Canvas' but David Sylvian made a leap forward with this one.
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