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For the casual fan, Van Morrison is the crooner behind Moondance and the man who shouts "Brown Eyed Girl" at every summer barbecue. But for the dedicated acolyte—the "soul soldier" who has journeyed through the astral planes of Veedon Fleece and the rugged poetry of Common One —Van Morrison is a live enigma. He is a notoriously mercurial performer, capable of breathtaking spiritual transcendence one minute and storming off stage the next.