Harold Budd / Brian Eno - The Pavilion Of Dreams (1978)

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  @godardyves1549 · 3 years ago

  1978 sunny sunday morning 21 years old <br>2023 sunny sunday morning 65 years old <br>... like the first day

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  @Kylewall777 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;ve listened to this album about a pavilion times

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  @raphaeldutra8846 · 2 months ago

  I bathe my baby boy every day while listening to this.<br>From the day he was born until now, at two years old, this music has been part of our routine. I sometimes wonder if, years from now, he&apos;ll hear one of these melodies again and feel that familiar sense of comfort, even if he can&apos;t remember where it came from.

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  @billmay7364 · 4 years ago

  Bought this record Back in 1978.<br>In NYC.<br>Visiting a friend.<br>Just looking out window.<br>Getting ready to enter the ARMY.<br>I was nervous and alot of things going through my mind.<br>Well this record calms me down<br>Then at 19.<br>Today at 63 .<br>Same result.<br>Just Glorious.

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  @perfectvibe9421 · 4 years ago

  i was 17 when &nbsp;i first listened to this today is my bday im 60 and it sounds just as magical as it did &nbsp;at sammys house in south pasadena!!!

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  @luke-ko8zp · 4 years ago

  Sitting here in such a shitty mood, family arguments last night, now having to do some crappy work remotely on the computer at 11pm, just eaten some crazy shit for dinner that i think must have been rotten. But by the end of this album I actually felt at peace with the world. Many thanks to harold budd, brian eno and the highnotes archive!

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  @Allan-xf1mo · 3 years ago

  Commenting to trick the algorithm to keep recommending me stuff like this

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  @anthropomorphie · 2 years ago

  A friend of mine made me listen to this magical and timeless piece when I was visiting Paris alone last year. For a month, it was the soundtrack of my life; I would go to museums and listen to this project, walk aimlessly in the streets at night, drink an espresso and watch birds flying over the Seine. I really feel like this album made me more sensitive to my surroundings. I’ve been listening to it ever since. It’s a part of me, it makes me appreciate the small details of everyday life and really helps in any creative process.<br><br>There is just something about this album that evokes pure bliss when you’re looking at a piece of art.

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  @mj2you22 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I would have enjoyed this in 1978 when I was 28... instead enjoying it for the first time on this New Years Eve morning in 2022 at 72, watching the sunrise in Hawaii. Some good things take a long time to come but as they say...better late than next lifetime 😂🎶

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• LU

  @luke-xz1gb · 4 years ago

  my friend Nick showed me this album when he was over visiting. &nbsp;i hadn&apos;t seen him in 10 years and we spent the evening cooking, laughing and playing games like old times. &nbsp;i will forever be grateful for that memory. &nbsp; he is a good friend and i miss him dearly.

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  @elioftheforest · 4 years ago

  Sometimes you just know in the first 5 seconds. Thank you YT algorithm

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  @chanthaburigems · 1 month ago

  I used to listen to this when I was 5 minutes younger.

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