Exodus was named the 20th Century’s most important album by Time magazine, which hailed it as “a political and cultural nexus, drawing inspiration from the Third World and then giving voice to it the world over”. In the 21st Century, the term “Third World” should be relegated to history, but this album’s power certainly endures.
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Finally…I’ve been waiting for new music from her
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Because the The Prisoner thread has brought it to mind
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These two songs/videos always cheer me up. Hopefully they can brighten someone else day today
@anon97585346 - that Guilhem Desq song was gorgeous! thanks for the introduction!
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You’re welcome. He has one album, “Visions”, it’s beautiful. The album feels like its telling a story without words.
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My go-to example of Desq’s work, to show that hurdy-gurdies aren’t just for strangling out Greensleeves at a Renfaire, is Omen.
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If you have not watched the video, go do that before clicking the spoiler
He really had me fooled, then, starting at about 2:10 
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Bedtime music videos. Ethereal music and people lying on, well, beds. Or floating above them. Whatever
The OG version
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