Harold Budd / Brian Eno - The Pavilion Of Dreams (1978)
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2024
- Recorded in London, at Basing Street Studios, November 1976.
00:00 Bismillahi ´Rrahmani ´Rrahim
18:23 Two Songs: Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord / Butterfly Sunday
24:50 Madrigals Of The Rose Angel: Rossetti Noise / The Crystal Garden And A Coda
42:58 Juno
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Bismillahi ´Rrahmani ´Rrahim:
Alto Saxophone - Marion Brown
Celesta - Richard Bernas
Composed By - Budd
Electric Piano - Harold Budd
Glockenspiel - Gavin Bryars
Harp - Maggie Thomas
Marimba - Howard Rees, Jo Julian, John White, Michael Nyman
Two Songs:
Harp - Maggie Thomas
Mezzo-soprano Vocals - Lynda Richardson
Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord
Composed By - Budd
Butterfly Sunday
Adapted By - Harold Budd
Composed By - John Coltrane
Madrigals Of The Rose Angel:
Celesta [Celeste] - Gavin Bryars
Chorus - Alison Macgregor, Lesley Reid, Lynda Richardson, Margaret Cable, Muriel Dickinson, Ursula Connors
Composed By - Budd
Conductor [Chorus] - Harold Budd
Electric Piano - Richard Bernas
Harp - Maggie Thomas
Percussion - Nigel Shipway
Rossetti Noise
The Crystal Garden And A Coda
Juno:
Composed By - Budd
Glockenspiel - Gavin Bryars
Marimba - Michael Nyman
Percussion - John White
Piano - Harold Budd
Vibraphone - Howard Rees
Vibraphone [Vibes] - Jo Julian
Voice - Brian Eno, Gavin Bryars, Harold Budd, Jo Julian, John White, Michael Nyman
Credits
Composed By - Budd
Engineer - Rhett Davies
Producer - Brian Eno
Marketed By - Virgin
Made By - Virgin Japan Ltd
Phonographic Copyright (p) - E.G. Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) - E.G. Records Ltd.
Harold Budd - The Pavilion Of Dreams (1978)
1978 sunny sunday morning 21 years old
2023 sunny sunday morning 65 years old
... like the first day
me too. 64
I see myself in you. I know that one day I will be older. I beg the heavens for mercy.
how does it feel to be that age, im 27 and kinda envy your old age
I've listened to this album about a pavilion times
Good one
👏♥️
I never listened to it before today, beautiful 😊🙏❤🌟
nice, thats loads
This is the greatest pun I’ve ever seen
I read the other day that plants actually "talk to each other" what humans do less of w each other these days
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.
There is just something about this album that evokes pure bliss when you’re looking at a piece of art.
Thanks for sharing such a deep experience ❤
Now you're ready to take off your headphones and live life
Bought this record Back in 1978.
In NYC.
Visiting a friend.
Just looking out window.
Getting ready to enter the ARMY.
I was nervous and alot of things going through my mind.
Well this record calms me down
Then at 19.
Today at 63 .
Same result.
Just Glorious.
Love concise storytelling like this, transfers the mood really well.
Musicals soundtracks' of ones'lifespace can take ones to heavenly eternal now governing soulselves with Christ Jesus'inter-national all stars road big band of Duke Ellington's sacred concerts beyond categories BBB Black Brown n Beige album which started with SirDuke spiritual healing; soulselves with the living water 🌊 of the everlasting Gospel, to 🌎 www spiritually electro magnetically subtle energies!
Beautiful, thank you for posting
LOVE
Thanks for sharing. I love that you are here and able to enjoy it still today. Many blessings and thank you for your services!
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 😂🎶
i was 17 when i first listened to this today is my bday im 60 and it sounds just as magical as it did at sammys house in south pasadena!!!
Hope you had a great birthday !
Who is Sammy?
Happy birthday!! We’re glad you’re here!!
@@Tonedefdom Sammys house is where they first heard this album
It's been a month, but happy birthday ! May all the days that come after be the best of your life.
R.I.P, Harold Budd. 1936-2020.
I don't want to work anymore. just watch life go by.
Everyday is a good day to work
@@huhwhat6887 Unless you have to.
Many wonderful things are good to do Everyday. Work is not on that list.
Amen
Sometimes you just know in the first 5 seconds. Thank you YT algorithm
I was lucky enough to meet him after a gig in Brighton England .I thanked him for travelling over .Do many musicians joined him on stage .The Pearl is my favourite album but this is beautiful too
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!
おはようございます。東京メトロポリタンテレビジョンTOKYO MXテレビ様などが懐かしく漂えるみたいなお宝一杯の簡単まるごとじゃんじゃんてんこ盛りスマートBGMタイムなどを存分に流してくれますよ。財布などに優しいスマートBGMタイムなどを決して忘れませんので幸せですよ。資源統一最高ですよ。身が引き締まる音楽などにもどうぞ楽しみましょうね。和やかな生活を過ごしたいですよね。煌めくBGMタイムなどにもいいみたいですよ。
Hope you are better today Leo 😊🙏
Yeah....hold on
Meditate 🧘♂️
Daamn!! Music is healing, what a wounderful think that you can enjoy it, I hoppe some better days arrive to your life, you´re great just by the fact that you are here.
Music for Stained Glass Angels...
A mosaic of emotions. Beautiful.
This whole album feels like a brain massage
or a "Brian message"...
Eno, sorry, that was a silly pun...
brain massage❤
Never heard this before....WOW...
a hidden gem in a sea of things...
Commenting to trick the algorithm to keep recommending me stuff like this
This the album you play late at night when you going through some shit..
Floating Points/Pharaoh Sanders definitely took inspiration from Bismillahi Rrahmani Rahim for their collab album Promises
100%. Can’t unhear it now.
Dos sound quite a lot like it! Both beautiful pieces
I used to listen to this and sit in my living room to watch my plants grow, they were healthy plants! I think my plants liked this music too 🌹🌿
of course they do.. no doubt
i think that too
Where are they now?
You still high, huh
This would probably be great for closet plants too 😎
I was a student at Cal Arts, 1972-74, when Harold Budd taught in the music school. I remember some live performances that encluded his music.
you are such a blessed person! would love to hear a story if u got any :)
@@carac0l___ me too, this music is something magnificent. I would love to hear some stories about the composer!
calarts was some kind of place in the late 70's
Wow. So what?
my pal Dave Lewis from Ambrosia and Shadowfax was there at the same time methinks (RiP) as was Paul Ruebens, Scott Glenn (and my Mother in law)
How lucky are we.
@Evan Hodge I think he means to have this music.
This is as goosebumping-good as it gets.
my friend Nick showed me this album when he was over visiting. i hadn't seen him in 10 years and we spent the evening cooking, laughing and playing games like old times. i will forever be grateful for that memory. he is a good friend and i miss him dearly.
did he let you listen to the album when he showed it to you ?
@@stewartlancaster6155 yes we listened to the entire album
Rest in Peace the homie and brother Nick
@@bobthechicken1465 he is still alive :) but we live very far away from each other in other countries these days. he is a great dude
@luke-xz1gb OH hell yeah!:)🤟 still, rip he's far away😔
Oh. My. God.
This is nice stuff. Would you like some other recommendations?
Treasure music for the soul, listening every second I can , then I'll take with me after life.
Harold Budd and many other musicians were featured on a radio program on WXPN 88.5 FM ( University of Pennsylvania) called
" Sleepy Hollow" which used to follow STARS END on Sundays at 6 AM, in the 1980's.
Sleepy Hollow was my introduction to Harold Budd and more!
A beaver builds his damn and lives inside a bunch of wood he gathered. A bunch of sticks and trees pulled into running water until it stops. Then inside he finds warmth and protect and starts a family. I want to feel like that beaver so I listen to this music. I am that beaver. You are that beaver. Music is good.
leave it to beaver
How dare you assume my beaverhood!!!!
I 'm not a beaver
This is gonna slap later tonight with a bottle of red and a j . . .
Redbreast 🔥
Well, the composer is Budd, so erm... light up the bud.
Some people know how to live
Sativa + Moscato + Eno = 😎
I don’t use anymore.. but this was my go to album when I was on H. 14 years ago.
Harold Budd would come into my first job every weekend in highland park to have brunch at the restaurant I worked in at the time called BA. such a nice dude with a bunch of swag . I had no clue he was such an intimate artist. Rest In Peace
just...... well, just let me listen to this again.... then maybe I can find some words
Well- I have missed this for the last 40 years or so.
Favorite of favorites.
Perfect for a rainy dystopian L.A. day.
Obscenely beautiful.
Just listened to this for 10hours straight, while finishing some homework right before the deadline
first time listening 2023 and I wrote a spoken word piece to it immediately. Had other plans in that moment but those first 8 mins really grabbed me. Bliss up
its beautiful to me because it has this sublime balance between ambience and actual melody, its not just background music
Dreams are so spectacular, they are so quite in their expression of the want for human experience last night had I dream about my little dog Emmi, she had ran away from home at night through a crack under the fence, I remember we spent hours, days looking for her it took us to people I had never seen before in a time I hadn’t really lived in, early 2000s Britain, I met tommy lee Jones, he had a great film collection a lot of crazy quirky 60s movies filled with beautiful artwork around his home, I pushed a car, it moved, I got scared and stopped moving the car, my parents weren’t there anymore, I woke up in my comfy bed at home. What a dream that was.
wonderful album !🙃
this is the kind of music that brings you to your knees.
It’s a real panty dropper
I’m just afterglowing enough after three hits that the beauty of this is flowing right along this crisp Sunday morning in January to wish you all nothing but peace and the warmth of love to your ears
dito......................................................
Same thing. Easter Sunday.
Too much beauty and love in our world for hate
This made my headache go away
Came again today in the pavilion of serenity. Coming to comment section is like coming in a peaceful teashop in front of a sea of oil where you all are reading a book or talking together. Hi from France
That’s very true! Lol 😂❤
i can totally picture The Dude listening to this in the tub, candlelit, with his walkman, while smoking roaches just trippin out.
it helps in sad moments
pure bliss~
I discovered this on my birthday and it was a great present from the universe. Thanks, algorithm.
Hope you had a good birthday
Today is my birthday too and I just discovered this album in my algorithm! I hope your birthday was awesome! This album certainly helps.
Such a beautiful album. May his soul rest in peace. :(
Rest? No. Get back on the wheel of Karma, get back down here and make us another album.
Edit: Please
@@CorePathway huh?
@@drewreinbold6082 It's a reincarnation joke.
Every single time I listen to this I emerge better than before.
Some music is simply timeless. It can speak to anyone, no matter their age or the life they’ve lived. I feel like music connects us; with this being on another level. May all of you who come across this have genuine happiness and peace come to you, if you don’t have it already ❤️
Sitting outside
Brids chirp
Blue tapes the window for a new view
Arting on the walls
(((❤)))
how bizarre that this album came up on my home page - what great synchronicity. grateful for it and grateful for everyone here just vibing to the mysteries of the universe.
After 1st listen I agree wholeheartedly! Music for winding down and chilling out.
yes.
🚬😎🪽
🕉️💙☮️
I played this album in the delivery room right as my daughter came out of my wife.
jEEsus! i just thought about it, like, 5mn ago.. : that it would be *the* perfect music for a birth... and even for labour.. (as well as for a death, actually)... Lucky baby of yours..
What a coincidence, I played this as I put my daughter into my wife... I guess I have to play it on her way out now too.
@@subs4794 😂😂😂😂
Valium for the ears.
Good vibes 2022 🙏
Fantastic
Just wow
Got some amazing Bladerunner echoes from this... Vibing hard
Bladerunner. Spot on. Thanks for the prompt.
They actually used some Eno music in the work print of Blade Runner, wouldn't be surprised if Vangelis heard this. Eno's Shutov Assembly is also a cool Blade Runner vibe, done later
@@timrush3817 yeah blade runner's music is pretty much ambient jazz.
His EP with the Cocteau twins is beyond classic.
"The Moon and the Melodies" Just brilliant. More like a full album.
wait, what?!
@icysurfer1
This did make me think of Cocteau Twins strangely enough.
Sweet darling Budd ... you are so missed ...
Ambient music that sounds just as good if listened to attentively
Yes. As if attentive to your breathing- while it plays
That would be Harold Budd playing rather than a cat sitting on a synthesizer
mais quel putain de chef d'oeuvre.. je m'en lasserai jamais..
Beautiful cover version of this by Marion Brown
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this music is so tranquil but devastating
I used to do my college homework each evening while having this LP on in the background. I still have that record.
Licorice pizza?
.
... Excellent.
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The unfolding of life has brought me the work of the Divine Harold Budd; this is evidence of god’s favor.
I think UA-cam perfected the algorithm to the point of recommending exactly what my mind needs.
Music makes life worth living. Listening to this I feel at ease, somehow even hopeful and tranquil.
Yep
I’ve been too anxious to leave my apartment in brooklyn lately. Climbing up the fire escape and listening to this on the roof has been a life saver. What achingly beautiful music
What a strangely beautiful feeling it gives me to imagine that. And it reminds me of the movie Medianeras (no roof though). Hope you’re still doing fine and stay there however long it takes.
Strange algorithms brought me to these wonderful sounds and your comment so just wanted to say hi from across the Atlantic and hope your doing ok 🌙
Hope you're okay Grayson.
“Up On The Roof”
sounds fun
Harold Budd takes inexplicable emotions and puts them into song...this is truly one of the best ambient records ever made. What a gorgeous project.
Agreed just came across this a while ago
Can't stop listening to it
@@jose9630 yes I totally agree. This is very deep music. It's one of my favourites and one of the most beautiful recordings I've ever heard
I would call this Jazz but genre aside, this does sound good.
Well the first song gas a Jazz feel. The 2nd song not so much.
As Beautiful as you chloe!
Found this album at the right time
The first 15 minutes of this album is all you need to dissolve anxiety.
awesome
I am 53 today and just listening to this record for the first time. This is an amazing piece of work.. wow 👌.
Rest in Power Harold.
Art school days in the early 80's always had some painters cubicle playing a Budd or Eno tune - was so so perfect
Brian Eno is one of the few people that's made GREAT music in different genres.
If you think that, there's a whole world of amazing musicians out there for you to discover.
Try the genre Japanese ambient
Lil Yachty just made a prog rock album
Stunning.
Susumu Yokota does some interesting, hypnotic stuff with samples from this on his album Sakura.
44
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Sakura is an excellent record
I just discovered the same, without reading your comment yet! Shinsen is the name of song used by him
Susumu was a genius in his own right .
Soo as someone who likes almost every genre I came up with the ultimate plan to discover good music, I just type two random genres next to each other and wait for yt to bless me. Yesterday was jazz metal and I found Plini, today is space jazz and I found this and Nala sinephro!
Dreamy I want this played in heaven
Takes me where I wanted to be.
Although Harold is no longer with us, his legacy will live forever.
It's a rainy day in LA. This is perfect.
This album is perfect for almost any moment
"Bismillahi 'rrahmani 'rrahim" is the first verse of alquran.
what a way to open an album. Such a bliss.
Winter days especially I like to start with it
The name doesn’t feel right tbh
Friends. - what have we stumbled across here? Sheer brilliance.
I am sitting in the catbird seat as I call it...by the window...it is lightly snowing and it is almost Christmas.... This music is the perfect soundtrack...Love, Light and Laughter to one and all!
magic sound
I always listen expectantly for the Debussy-esque section starting around 08:43 and I’m glad I’ve lived to have heard music like this.
La Mer comes to mind :-)
Also echoes of Gustav Holst's Planets Suite
YT algorithm never disappoints.
Beautiful
I literally feel like something just changed inside of me... One of the most magnificent records I have ever heard. RIP Harold Budd
Exellent
just beautiful
I feel like I just found a diamond on the sidewalk.
4:50
8:15
June 9th, 2022
The world is chaotic right now, but in this moment, with this music? I'm separated from it all. I'm comfortable for a change. Taking a mental vacation. Turn off the news. Stop reading. Stop talking. Stop typing. Open the window. Breathe. Steps to feeling better.
Sometimes things can be pretty nice if you change your perspective. Life could be so much worse. I feel lucky in this moment. I'm gonna stop typing, and just Be Here Now.
That sax.... 😮
First couple of notes play, "Hey, this kinda sounds like Bryan..."
*Produced by Bryan Eno*
"Of course it is."
It's a rainy and foggy day here in NYC, last day of 2022. Listening to this while looking outside the window while sipping Drip Coffee with a slice of Trader Joe's Maple Streusel bread is like heaven on earth. Happy NYE 2023 everyone!!
I feel this comment, friend. Cheers!
RIP my friend 😢 thank you for such beautiful music 💖
no problem
When did this artist pass recently?
@@renecjr1688 December 2020 (en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_Budd )
Magnifique!
A crew is sawing through the pavement four stories beneath my window and yet, I still feel peace and calm with this album playing in my room.
Facts
Excellent friend