Brian Eno & Harold Budd - Their Memories

[JustKieran94]

Beautiful and yet chilling to the core, causes goosebumps throughout.

[naturalarom]

i've chilllllll when im listening to this.

[braincloth]

this song was on bluemars the other day, (its a chilled out spacey radio station if you want to check it out), brian eno has been on a few times

[jonathanmelia]

This is my fave track off THE PEARL....fell in love with the album when I was 17 in 1985, and still turn to it when I need inner calm...

[andrewcramer13]

@jonathanmelia what a coincidence. I fell in love with you when you were 17

[sabinabarbara]

molto bello,nella nostra memoria la vita dell'uomo...

[ronrendon]

pretty!

[KISTOVI]

love to se your video. all over againg.. I think I drop by on it some god time ago. and still like it . my soul like it to.. thanks

[augustomyerss15]

perfect music

[DaveRush2009]

A track worthy of anybodys funeral.  it will be played at mine.. true calmness!

[Chocie965]

Lovely video .. and beautiful music too .. Great .. Choc

[climbatizer2]

great video! i love it !! congrats to you :)

[anithegregorian]

Brian Eno + Harold Budd = Total Peace

[MindsiMedia]

Lovely flower montage and nice choice of music.

[wizzard1956]

Brian eno is a god, no doubt, . . .

[dajzilla]

@wizzard1956 Brian Eno is amazing. I love his music.

[obviouslyFAKE2]

"If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, infinite. For man has closed himself up, till he sees all things thru' narrow chinks of his cavern."

William Blake.

[4000angels]

beautiful quote. thank you.

[DadaTV]

I hate to nit-pick but the quote is actually from Aldous Huxley's book, The Doors of Perception(1954). It inspired Jim Morrison to name his band "The Doors", and he was fond of quoting Huxley all the time.

[showmethefilm]

I don't mind a nit pick myself. You do realise that it is a Blake quote, you could have checked in a few seconds online, Huxley used a quote from the Marriage of Heaven and Hell.

I don't usually bother picking stuff like this up but we are talking nit picking and perception. I believe you are right on Morrison although I think he also had time for sex, drugs and rock and roll/riding the snake whatever. Also "the Cavern" is a Platonic reference.

[Antwonability]

@obviouslyFAKE2 Disgusting.

[TheFinalCut2207]

I read a comment by Budd somewhere, which said something along the lines of "I want to make achingly beautiful music"... He definately suceeded.

Brian Eno is also a visionary.

[TheSolidGloryisJesus]

Oh, that is very good, that comment of his. . . what a sweet thing for him to say . . . and especially nowadays when artists are pulled in, you know, other directions they don't like but go down anyway. He does succeed, that's correct!

[slowwavesoftstar]

very beautiful video and music!

[phuckthefcc]

great music

[SerensSongs]

I think it feels poignant-I used it, and alot of other Harold Budd/Brian Eno tracks for a funeral I arranged for a friend who was a classical musician-her friends loved the music. I used this tune for when everyone went up and placed a rose on her coffin and said their silent goodbyes.

[icer78]

Yeah! Very apropiate!

[4000angels]

Thank you for sharing that with us. I used to think sometimes that certain ambient music would be very appropriate and special for certain funerals but I had never heard of anyone who had experienced that before. Peace.

[pfishy69]

Great Harold budd but my favourite is with The Cocteau twins " Moon and the Melodies" with the superb track " Why do you love me? " ..shame its not on YouTube

[santoshasong]

beautiful work muscarines

[theparallel08]

one of the BEST ambient tracks ever. great video aswell..its like the floers are jumping out of the screen :)

[Jimandthegringos]

Oh... yes. Those shining years... Grazie!

[santoshasong]

Your videos are beautiful, thanks.

[bizarreoutsider]

Gotta love the chilly and dewy soundscape of this melancholic and eerie tune.