Van Morrison - Astral Weeks free for downloading

He was 23 when he did this album. A genius with an amazing soul. Love this man.

I just listened to this five times in a row

it was played at my sisters funeral at her request, it was so her.

"If I ventured in the slipstream Between the viaducts of your dream Where immobile steel rims crack And the ditch in the back roads stop  Could you find me?" Beautiful.

In 1969 we used to play this out loud in our flat in Notting Hill. Those were the days.

5:31 to 5:44 How to trascend music in 10 seconds. Probably my favorite short vocal moment in the entire history, that's not just his voice climax, it's something else, the soul truly speaking... Never heard anything that pure, from almost any other piece of music, I can't believe in a void of existence hearing this, I just can't, a soul exists.

Making a compilation of the most beautiful songs ever written. This song was at the top of my mind. I'm only 21 but my father had me grow up on some of the best music. My classmates may now have their minds opened to some real music

Most song writers would give an arm and a leg to be able to write one song half as good as this

I am absolutely sure, completely convinced, 100% certain, without any doubt whatsoever, that nothing, will ever, touch this

I was a skinny Black undergraduate at Bowden College when I fell in love with this album and the love keeps growing.

I've been listening to this track for over 40 years and I still need a fix of it every now and then.

"Between the viaducts of your dreams." Man,that is beautiful.

The best album of all time. Hands down. Transcends rock, jazz, and pop. Unique in it's intensity.

This is the song that my husband played in the morning, after the first night I stayed over at his place. We've been married 25 years.

Ain't nothing but a stranger in this world I'm nothing but a stranger in this world

The album "Astral Weeks", where this title track comes from, is considered to be one of the greatest albums of all time and rightly so. If humankind has not through its stupidity blown itself off the face of the planet it will be listening to this album in 500 years time.

Best record ever made, no doubt whatsoever.

This album changed my life 45 years ago..I was so much in love with life and nothing was impossible

i was born in 1945 and in '68 he became the best piece of music for me for the rest of my life and still moves me as much as it did then

I'd like to meet just one person in person who enjoys this as much as I do. Is that too much to ask for?