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Norman Bates

Van Morrison - Astral Weeks

Carlo Binchi

*Van Morrison - Astral Weeks*

ogrebattle22763

My second favorite album by Van Morrison.... My first is "Moondance"...

arfer

Waaaaaayyyyy up in heavennnnn....

Gary McCabe

"in another face".Jesus. Transcendent.

Carlo Binchi

*Van Morrison - Astral Weeks*

Bill Bell

Alays takes me to a great place, tapping into the gift of energy, peace and love

scottyjinpa

They told the artist to play whatever. None ever met each other nor did they have any sheet music. 

Stephen McKay

I hate this album. As an alcoholic in the 80's (and now), I listened to it 3-4 times a day. i hate it. And I love it, and think it's one of the greatest albums of all time. and I cry when when i hear the title track, everytime...

lord lhus

thankyou to the bbc documentary on the lancaster bombers for showing me this song :)

Sawan limbu

this song is my childhood. running barefoot, faster than the wind ( i used to think) on those soft muddy footpaths after the monsoon season. the beginning of summer. all those careless years of youth. after all these years of being a nomad, it reminds me of the only place in my heart i truly call my home

David Walsh

imagine what it was like to be there doing thatthe bass player made a soap commercial the following day

Carol Reid

I confess to singing along - like Dory Previn - in a twenty mile zone......

David Simpson

simple yet bewitching, VAN THE MAN has never bettered this odyssey .

Jerry King

baseball. you must be suffering from esrtogen overload. this song breaths life. listen to what Van says and who he quotes. no mall doche will ever get it. this is a song about divorce and seperations. listen to Dylan's Blood on the tracks.

honey badger

OK, BROWN EYED GIRL....AND INTO THE MYSTIC.....DID THIS FUCKIN GUY HAVE ANY OTHER SONGS THAT WERE GREAT, OR IS THAT IT

Race Baker

Am I mutant of the cyber world, or does this make anyone else cry?

truegangsteroflove

I've been part of a discussion group on combating racism, conducted by Richard Davis, the bass player on this album. He teaches jazz and classical bass at the University of Wisconsin. I only found out last week that he was playing on this album. Just an incredible sound, sets the tone for the album. He has (at least) two standup basses in his house, ready at all times. He is now 85 years old, still working.This is one of my all-time favorite albums. Subdued but powerful. And Van Morrison was so young at the time. We all were.

Archie Laird

into the slipstream

Paul Waygood

Definately going to have it. Spiritual without the crap religion shite.

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