“The Invisible”

by King Arthur's Court
2005 song

"The Invisible" is a lengthy and blissful piece of transportive meditation from the 2005 CD-r A Spring Honeymoon With God & Family. Recorded on Mt. Shasta in California, "The Invisible" features Djin Aquarian, Sky Saxon, and some of their cohorts collectively named King Arthur’s Court. For his part, Sky is even more stoned than usual, murmuring about Buddha here and falling silent for long stretches there before eventually drifting back in with the dark mountain breezes. With its strange moments that come and go and timeless feeling of freedom, "The Invisible" achieves a beautiful sound like no other.

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“The Invisible”

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