Produced by Rick Rubin, Mick Jagger's Wandering Spirit (1993) album had this track I really liked:
Angel In My Heart. One can imagine Mick time traveling to a classical and/or baroque era - with a battery powered clavinet in tow - to brainstorm with period musicians, then reporting back to Rubin: "Mission accomplished, Rick. The song wrote itself. Oh, and I brought back a whalebone corset for your favorite dominatrix."
The reverse work at around 1:50 represents modern techniques, while
the negative space / pause / interval at 2:36 allows for a dying resonance echo that is damned effective and timeless and universal. Or maybe I'm just a soft touch at heart.
It was a solid cohesive album, but this track was dissimilar to the others, but still fit, as a sort of bonus or significant change of the project's musical point of view.
I still dig it.