This 1990 classic was the record that turned on many people to the zero-gravity voice of another of Real World’s most emblematic artists – the Pakistani singer Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Described by Jeff Buckley as “my Elvis”, with Mustt Mustt Nusrat unlocked the door to the beguiling sound of Qawwali, the devotional music of the Sufis. Here in the company of his trusted group of musicians, Nusrat also extended the invitation to a handful of players from all over the map, as well as allowing Massive Attack to get their remixing mitts on the title track. The result is a beautifully humane, planet-shrinking record, the core of which, of course, is that voice, one that could melt the coldest of hearts. “A seminal album [that] completely changed the face of British music forever” – Nitin Sawhney