VAN MORRISON - ASTRAL WEEKS | REACTION

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[JoeKnows]

Astral Weeks is the Greatest Album of it's kind ever produced.

Listening to it start to finish is an experience.

[nicozane]

Greatest Album Ever. Songs of innocence lost, beautiful magical playing, and mesmerizing vocals.

[lathedauphinot]

This whole ‘Astral Weeks’ album is beautiful and perfect like that. I love this. He uses his voice like a horn. It doesn’t matter so much what words he uses but how they fit into the sound. The next song on this album, “Beside You”, has no beat at all. It could’ve almost come off ‘Kind Of Blue’, with his voice being Miles Davis’ horn. You can’t go wrong with any track on this album. And he was 22 years old, and this was basically his first album! It’s unbelievable really.

[summera]

Highly recommend Madame George and Ballerina from same album. Kudos to the studio musicians cutting this in 3 days along with Van Morrison’s genius.

[kylelooper]

I first heard this song at the age of twelve. I had been a classic rock (at that time ... rock) lover ... Led Zeppelin, the Stones, etc. This song introduced me to jazz, and I fell in love. Still my number one favorite album of all time. I've had it on vinyl, cassette, CD. You name it. Wore them all out.

[WTFBIS]

One of my stranded on a deserted island albums. A perfect album, start to finish.

[ednicholson]

I recommend reading about how this album was made. It's a one of a kind record with a one of a kind history.

[destinyreelly]

I’ve spent decades listening to this song and I still take away something new every time. My favorite Van song. It’s majestic, mystical, mesmerizing and magical. ❤️

[dagmar.]

This is another great performer who's music I grew up with. His recording career spans nearly seven decades. Van Morrison is a Northern Irish singer-songwriter & multi-instrumentalist. He can play guitar, harmonica, keyboards & saxophone. In the mid 60's he was in the band "THEM" & they had a big hit with the song "Gloria". He later went solo & has had tons of hits such as "Brown Eyed Girl", "Moondance", "Tupeleo Honey", "Into The Mystic" & "It Stoned Me" etc.

[rainydaydreamawy]

Profoundly beautiful tune. Whole album is incredible.

[supasoulproductions]

Van the Man is one of the few singers that has the ability to be absolutely HYPNOTIC. Some of my faves by him are the ones where he just closes his eyes and goes off on stream of consciousness ad lib vocals in that celtic style of his. Independence Day, In the Garden, Listen to ther Lion, Vanlose Stairway etc...

[Taveren]

This song is a masterpiece in my opinion and that is not only because it is a great song but because of the way they produced it this was their 1st take they never recorded this song after that and also the flute player had never heard the song before didn't know the arrangements knew nothing of the song but was asked last minute to join and add to the piece The nervousness and unsure nature of the flute is on display and knowing that this was his 1st time it makes the performance masterful

[jnagarya]

He was in a booth by himself, And when the other musicians asked what he wanted them to play, he said, "Play what you want."

The other players were veterans (the bass played had worked with Sarah Vaughn, and a symphony).

[lowlypeasant]

You can listen to this song or album a thousand times and still hear new things. Its a masterpiece.

[jasonrichardson]

Oh wow! So great for the younger generation to vibe off of this song. You are all over it with your comments. This style is not for everyone, but given the time and context of this album, it really stands out from the norm. MADAME GEORGE is a stellar cut as well as SLIM SLOW SLIDER. Another Van album that really showcases his roots is the criminally underrated VEEDON FLEECE, my personal favorite. Thanks for doing this song by a truly iconic artist! Bravo! 👏

[martintayler]

Sir Ivan Morrison, A brilliant and understated musician. This album and 'Moondance' are very mystical and complex. They just shine with the quality of musicianship you don't find in today's popular songs....there's no auto-tuning or overdubbing, just fantastic playing. Hope you explore more of his repertoire.

[melissaward]

Got to say, one of my alltime favorite artists. His stories will take you away.you picked a great song here.

[owre]

This album is a work outside of all works. Stands alone in VM’s catalogue, in the music of its era, and still.

[jeffcocco]

Can’t say strongly enough how much I love this song and this whole album actually.

[rogerkelly]

One of the most iconic singer songwriters of the late 60s and the 70s who's voice is one of the most recognizable voices of a generation as soon as you hear it you know exactly who it is