During elementary school, I spent countless hours alone with my grandma. She had a stereo and a collection of CDs from my aunt. I remember going through ALL of them, track by track, until I found this one... I spent years listening to this track in loop. I was so young that I couldn't even tell that what I was hearing was Mike's guitar solo. For me it was just a perfect wall of sound. Funnywise, next time I heard the words `Tubular Bells` it was 15 years later, when I was studying progressive Rock at Uni. The name came out and I went home to find this track again. I almost freak out when I found it after all those years.

I still cannot believe how good this track is. It just gets better and in the end when the mellotron hits... Uff...

Best rock song ever.

Found on the TV show. When a good track matches a good anime scene there's nothing more powerful.

When I started playing drums for Lunakid, one of the main inspirations of artist director Kons was NIN. I went to look for their music and I came upon this one. Funnywise, he didn't know about this one yet. We were both amazed...

This is just too good.

Beautiful lovely track.

I remember my sound teacher showing me this when I was 18. I didn't like it at that time. I didn't even consider non-techno music to be relevant to me. Later...

No words needed/can discribe this. If you are a fan of Ornette as I am, you will understand.

Sweet trip is too good.

A friend showed to me and planted a seed on me (as he says). Years later, I appreciated the recommendation and found one of the most amazing solos I ever heard.

The piano solo is mesmerizing.

The long solo and the amount of different guitar colours put this live performance to the top of the ever recorded guitar solos.

The Doors was not put on the albums section because I could not choose one. But if I had created a bands section, it would be one of the firsts. And here one of my favorite tracks of them.

Once I heard this track a 100 times in one day.

Recommended to me by one of my best friends. He came home once and told me: 'dig this, because I just cried with it'.

Found this one in a VIMEO video where they mixed images from Yosemite. It really had a huge impact on me. I even went to San Francisco once just to go there... and the roads were closed because of the snow.

Let's break a hotel room with this.

This track broke my heart when I heard it the first time. I found it randomly on the record collection I once bought.

Believe it or not, once I was able to play 70% of this track (until the last fast part starts again). I should get back to it!!!

I was at a restaurant when I heard it for the first time and had to ask the waiter to tell me the name of it. I was blown away. What an artist!

Steve Gadd is so good and influential that after hearing this track a few times I used many of the fills he play unconsciously on an album I recorded for a punk band. The musicality just sticks with you.

This was the first time that I heard Stanley Randolf (the drummer of Stevie). Oh my God those drums... And that Hi Hat...

I loved the movie and the music in it! This is one of my favorites.

I did spend once a whole morning working and listening to this track in a loop. The mixture of tension (string instrument) and relaxing pads it's very intense. It was also a big inspiration to later do my track called (Death's waiting room, from Tot Fosk)