Always be my favorite
I first listened to this at a time of great personal tragedy and the instrumental and wordless pieces seemed to echo both the pain I was going through and the peace found on the healing side of the crisis. Listening again now, it hasn't aged a bit, and sounds excellent even without the emotional overload of the time coloring it. It's quite difficult to describe the sound of Eyeless in Gaza, but this is a great place to start.
