Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison

RAW VAN MORRISON AT HIS BEST.

Advantages: Timeless classic.
Disadvantages: None.

into music that would pass the test of time. Track 2 Beside you (run time 5.10) Mood and time come into play in this track. It is an evening song, with the hauntingly beautiful words, and melody that takes the mind into thought and reflection. If you close your eyes, you can almost see the shadows of evening and the way in which the time of day alters the reactions of the human mind. Rambling, almost melancholy and sad, what keeps this song together is the harmony and almost spontaneous flow. Track 3 Sweet Thing (run time 4.10) Having gone from melancholic sadness in the last track, Van Morrison takes you into the world of conviction in this next song, as you listen to the words that spell belief in what he saying, reinforced by crescendos of background and reinforcement of words. The rhythm of this song is amazing and always ...

thingywhatsit 13.06.2005 · Read full review
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Review of Astral Weeks - Van Morrison

Seeing Double. Brown Eyed Girl With A Squint

Advantages: A great all-round performer, full bodied, full flavoured, deceptively strong, easily obtained in the UK
Disadvantages: None but a weedy lager drinker's prejudices

brown glass bottle closed with a brown crown cap which is covered with a foil capsule. The front label announces the brand in two languages (Belgium is constitutionally bilingual in Flemish and French). There is a stylised picture of the Abbaye de (Abdij van) Leffe. The small neck label bears the date (1240). The rear label is close printed in multiple languages and attests to the contents being ?The authentic Belgian Abbey Beer?. It is brewed to 6.5% ABV. The brewers recommend storage and serving at 5 to 6ºC. Leffe Brun is imported into the UK by Interbrew THE DRINK Despite (or perhaps because of) the current heatwave my bottles were cool (10ºC) rather than the cold recommended temperature. The cap came off with a resounding puff of gas. Leffe Bruin pours an intense very brown, almost black, colour ? similar to stout (but there ...

Newfloridian 16.07.2003 · Read full review
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Review of Leffe Brown

Van morrison was too long in excile

Advantages: I like to listen to it
Disadvantages: not his best

Too long in exile This was first produced in 1993 I have not listened to this cd for a while come sit down next to me and listen. Van Morrison sings blues. I really like listening to blues sometimes. This may not be his best CD but I find it pleasant and tranquil to listen too. Van Morrison sings/ growls in his unmistakable voice he also plays guitar, harmonica, and alto sax. . He is accompanied by John lee Hooker, Ronnie Johnson. Electric guitar. Teena Lyle (recorder, Hammond B-3 organ, vibraphone, congas, background vocals); Kate St. John (English horn, tenor saxophone); Candy Dulfer (alto saxophone); Howard Francis (piano, Hammond B-3 organ); John Savannah (Hammond B-3 organ, background vocals); John Allair (Hammond B-3 organ); Georgie Fame (keyboards); Richard Cousins, Nicky Scott (bass); Geoff Dunn, Paul Robinson, Kevin ...

mumsymary 22.02.2005 · Read full review
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Review of Too Long In Exile - Van Morrison