Harold Budd - Bismillahi 'Rrahman 'Rrahim

[@sparkybonehead]

it's what i call the Cat Nap Jazz Effect. This is one of those pieces you put on 'repeat' and let it play all afternoon....in the sun......with a cocktail....no worries....😎

[@LoKimLinProject]

This might just be the most beautiful album I have ever heard. Complete and utter bliss.

[@DanielDavissynthman]

My favorite piece of music.

[@Salvia02390]

Absolutely without fault, this work comes from beyond our realm. It reminds me what it means to be alive

[@kevinwilkinson2972]

The Pavillion of dreams is the most beautiful album I've ever heard.❤

[@oneminutetraveling9849]

Beautiful music as beautiful as the meaning of the title 🙏

[@stephencarroll230]

This may be a Harold Budd composition, but it is indebted to Marion’s lyrical playing and composing with Abrams, Bley, and Hampel. It was his only brush with pop stardom (Eno had him picked up in a limo). It isn’t very far from Marion’s Fortunato or Coltrane’s Naima. Marion’s real dream was to play Carnegie Hall, which he, unfortunately, never got to do. This music was just like him, easy going, soft-spoken, unique, but radical in unexpected ways.

[@johngill2105]

Although the upload credits fail to note that Pavilion of Dreams was first released on Eno's Obscure Records label in 1978, hence the presence of people like Gavin Bryars, Michael Nyman and John White. It was one of ten that Eno persuaded Polydor to release under the imprint, including Bryars's The Sinking of the Titanic, Tom Phillips's opera Irma, and Eno's own Discreet Music. Check 'em out.

[@alkingham]

Music is what love sounds like…

[@bradleys-straw-7084]

The melodies that start at 8:30 bowled me over

[@alprazo]

I've been composing ambient music for two years and I can say that this guy is a genius

[@henriashurst-pitkanen8735]

I'm not quite sure how to read that comment. It comes off as a bit arrogant. Harold Budd has been making music for almost 60 years, so uh, thanks?

[@alprazo]

Bakarrik Azeri I didn't want to be cocky, I was just saying

[@alprazo]

But what's the reason of being arrogant and say that I'm arrogant? That makes no sense, in the world of music I want to talk, not litigate for bullshits. I just said that, in my experience, ambient music is one of the hardest genre ever, then Harold Budd is a genius.

[@sajidullah]

MashaAllah

[@superfuntoyz123]

I love this album so much, reminds me of good times, I can only find 2 songs from this album on youtube, and I lost my copy, if you ever upload the other tracks please let me know. Now i'm going to relax with a beer and dream. Thanks for the upload :)

[@Yaddlezap]

Really beautiful.

[@Abstraiit]

0:24 i think its the sample from 'Stray - Tonight' it actually suprised me that i found it so casually

[@stevanbg66]

always love budd

[@BlizzarDofBabyloN]

Speechless ... Amazing slide-show, breath-taking music

[@SimplyDope11]

Beautiful! Also sampled by DJ Krush - Crimson (which is amazing too).

[@hermannhesse70]

amazing!! your slideshow soothes...

[@KhalDrogo76]

amazing stuff, thanks for this I'd never heard before

[@drdickbigger]

Exquisite Video.Thankyou for your work..

[@Magneira]

Does anyone else know more music like this?

[@g-man4744]

Pharoah Sanders

[@Magneira]

@@g-man4744 tks!

[@sricaitanyadasa]

The ambient sounds like Brian Eno

[@ggthewhale]

Ambience and jazz? I'm sure Floating Points took inspiration from this for Promises, his collaboration album with Pharaoh Sanders. Do check out Movement 7, it's as beautiful as this

[@g-man4744]

And Pharoah Sanders was an obvious inspiration for Harold Budd in '78. I agree with you on Promises, what a gorgeous album!

[@marsvoltian]

Rainymood

[@manovardast]

RIP SUSUMU YOKOTA....

[@postmeback]

yeh, 'afternoon of a georgia faun', another early ecm disc, and earlier (and in a very different vein) 'marion brown quartet' and 'juba-lee' on esp disk

[@alexarias5717]

unliked it just so I could like it again

[@bewhereyouareimhere6425]

title translation... In the name of God, the most merciful

[@bewhereyouareimhere6425]

@@kjikj I've no idea i don't think so? He may of just discovered the holy words travelling and liked the meaning so he made a song with them as the title.? not sure though, all presumtion.

[@freddymaster4892]

In the Name of God, the All-beneficent, the All-merciful.

[@ggthewhale]

@@kjikj lots of jazz projects were named after Islamic/Arabic sayings/phrases. People think Coltrane's A Love Supreme could alternatively be called "Allah Supreme"

[@redjuic3799]

👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽smooth

[@FlavaShaka]

probably the only time that has ever been said without a hint of irony

[@개화-p5k]

3:28

[@butchchase]

sort of reminds me of Billy Cobham's "HEATHER"

[@mijofeo]

dmt jam #3

[@SamA-ll2dt]

DJ Krush

[@jerryjazzbo2845]

I hear this kind of music in spas.