Van MorrisonShoutbox
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sinaliento wrote:
god i love wild night.
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KoldKalamity wrote:
Moondance was a gift from my algebra teacher.
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mastersam wrote:
<3
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os100club wrote:
Yea, what a master. Seen him live a few times and he is just such a perfectionist, all the band are listening and waiting on his que and his timing or they get the stare.
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BirdWithStrings wrote:
Straight to your heart!
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sweethart5349 wrote:
If you're a Van Morrison fan, you need to check out Bob Dylan's new CD, "Tell Tale Signs." I've been pretty much listening to it non-stop cuz it's super awesome! Go pick it up if you haven't already!! http://www.bobdylan.com
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breakingthrunow wrote:
Lovelovelovelovelovelovelove the man.
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[deleted-user]
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JOIN Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club!
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ernie_ernest wrote:
there's a good article in the guardian about astral weeks: http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2008/nov/02/vanmorrison-popandrock
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[deleted-user]
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Genial.
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1800sseamonster wrote:
We could call it ether, but then it becomes way less sublime and way more highschool chemistry. All I know is that when it's a rainy morning and I put my copy of Veedon Fleece on the turntable salvation suddenly is placed within my grasp, son.
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angela_kelly wrote:
ahhh the best things in life are irish :D
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Willowbranch14 wrote:
Vans radio station sounds like my own record collection, cool!
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sam--edgar wrote:
spiritual transcendence is two words
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[deleted-user]
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you are allowed to write not only in capitals ;) Van Morrison's music is a place of quiet and silence, why shouting around? nah, I am just kiddin. spiritual transcendence is nothing but a word, an expression. why not calling it ether or so? ether sounds so much more mystical....
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1800sseamonster wrote:
SPIRITUAL TRANSCENDENCE.
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schollad wrote:
lol
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[deleted-user]
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unite for what? revolution of the mind and soul? ...
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1800sseamonster wrote:
FAN MORRISONS UNITE.
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yyydanyyy wrote:
he's got irish blood of course he's going to be ace. it's a general trait of anybody from an irish bloodline. it's just a real slow celtic revolution. time moves on crutches people.
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KidNotoriousNyc wrote:
his melodies bring me back to such a nice place :)
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sharwashere wrote:
so profound, yet simple. what you make of it is your choice. he leaves all doors open. that's the beauty of it. i want to go see his november show at the hollywood bowl.
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raliogab wrote:
van IS the man.
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mackeral0 wrote:
van is god
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breakingthrunow wrote:
Van Morrison is a religion. He's like my spiritual guru - nothing and no one else has ever managed to move me the same way. Autumn makes me want to listen to him even more.
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[deleted-user]
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for sure. it would be like a neverending dream coming true...
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Dontfret wrote:
Wouldn't it be great if it was like this all the time!
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[deleted-user]
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I've never felt so much spirit in one place as I do in Van's music
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lilavanbommel wrote:
me2
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athaiya wrote:
I love his songs!
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bbaker364 wrote:
I loooooove this Song
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LexiconLynch wrote:
Ripping all my dad CD's. Hopefully going to be listening to a chunk of them one by one.
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[deleted-user]
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Listened to "Behind The Ritual" from Keep It Simple. One of his strongest pieces. Brilliant.
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pchander wrote:
Just watched August Rush, and Moondance was one of the songs being sung. An amazing song.
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[deleted-user]
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alligatorwino: Common One is beautiful. It sounds as if you'd take a long walk with Van through the countryside or so. Just etheric. Veedon Fleece is not that etheric and relaxed, it is a bit quicker and still quite easy sometimes... Both are excellent albums....it's worth listening to them Greetings, Fabi
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athaiya wrote:
amazing artist!
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[deleted-user]
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Well, they're the only two albums of his I heard so far. I got Veedon Fleece and Common One are they as good as Astral Weeks and Moondance?
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[deleted-user]
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Moondance is not even one of his best pieces...IMO :P
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[deleted-user]
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Astral Weeks and Moondance are beautiful
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irishtim wrote:
What an awesome singer/songwriter. Timeless!
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[deleted-user]
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Where are his more critical songs like "Showbusiness" "New Biography" "Ivory Tower" "Drumshanbo Hustle"? I mean, "Into The Mystic" is magic and "Brown Skinned-- " ah, pardon me, "Brown Eyed Girl" is a classic, but come on :P
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JOIN Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club!
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theo2009 wrote:
You can hear this amazing artist online at a community radio station in Everett, WA. ....... http://www.kser.org :O) THEO .... into the mystic!
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mamafanfan wrote:
every single album he made since Astral Weeks (perhaps with the exception of Moondance and It's Too Late to Stop Now) has been said to be "underrated". As a fan myself, I'd say that they are probably in their right place.
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TillyGinger wrote:
The healing game is quite underrated here...my favorite
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[deleted-user]
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dunno if I really would love to see him live.. I mean, we all know how grumpy he can be on stage and how inhibited Van can be... That is one thing which makes me being hesitant goin' to one of his concerts... I mean, I really'd love to see him, and if I could travel in time, I'd get myself tickets for the "it's too late to stop now" shows back in 1973.... but time runs short, Van gets older and the chances to see him become less and less....
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nam16 wrote:
one of my top favorite he is one of the best
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catalhoyuk wrote:
My Favourite Musician whom I got to know by MOONDANCE I guess in 1987. Too Long in Exile, is also one of my favourite Van Morrison albums
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indecent wrote:
his best CD would have to be moondance. amazing.
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audioheart05 wrote:
My Dad bought me Astral Weeks when I was a teenager and it changed my life.
