Cocteau Twins & Harold Budd - She Will Destroy You (unofficial video)

From the collaborative album "The Moon and the Melodies", released in 1986 through the famous 4AD label. All songs written and produced by Harold Budd, Elizabeth Fraser, Robin Guthrie and Simon Raymonde. Also noteworthy, such as The Cocteau's album _Victorialand,_ Richard Thomas (multi-instrumentalist and member - among other bands - of Dif Juz) plays saxophone on this record.

*I'm not making a profit from my little video-montage. This is a non-monetized channel.*

Video game : _Project Zero 2 : Wii Edition,_ developed by Tecmo Koei Games and published by Nintendo ; a remake of _Fatal Frame II : Crimson Butterfly,_ originally released on the PS2.

Enjoy Cocteau Twins and the sorely missed composer, Harold Budd :

[spinglasshydra]

Ratepelade — You have absolutely no idea, how much this shocked me.... !!!! I really needed this, because I was in a car accident 11 days ago, which further injured the three vertebrae that were already severely fractured, when I fell off a ladder, years and years ago. You couldn't have picked out a more beautiful selection: It's probably one of Elizabeth Fraser's nightmares; yet, even in our nightmares everything can be just as beautiful aswell. Harold Budd was such a beautiful soul and that makes this album even more special to myself. Your probably not going to believe this, but your the second person who made a video for me — not that I'm picking favorites, but — yours is the most beautiful.

I'm a huge softy, when it comes to my beloved Cocteau Twins, so of coarse, I started to blubber about. This has been on loop for over an hour now. There's no way, I can ever express enough gratitude for your efforts.

Today, I'm walking around very softly, but I've have a huge backlog of work, so I'm sorry for the delay — My Friend.

I'll have to return here to place the "real" lyrics, which I do have.

I thank you !!!!

[davidellis]

Beautiful video to go with the beautiful 🎶 ! Wonderful 👍

[ultimaweapon]

wow this is beautifully done, i really enjoyed this!