Of course, you can like whatever you want. I have a few George Winston LPs and they all came in nice poly inners and if I remember correctly they were pressed at RTI.
Needles & Grooves
Kris
Yer Ol' Uncle D
I'll prepare your bath with the calming lavender bath salts.
There are some nice recordings on the Windham Hill label.
There are some nice recordings on the Windham Hill label.
TenderLovingKiller®
Yeah, my local got in:
George Winston - December
Shadowfax - Too Far To Whisper
Scott Cossu - Islands
I wasn’t familiar with any of them but I’ve been reading about the genre a bit so when these showed up they piqued my interest and I gave them a cursory listen and they seemed like they would spend a good amount of time on my turntable. We shall see.
George Winston - December
Shadowfax - Too Far To Whisper
Scott Cossu - Islands
I wasn’t familiar with any of them but I’ve been reading about the genre a bit so when these showed up they piqued my interest and I gave them a cursory listen and they seemed like they would spend a good amount of time on my turntable. We shall see.
hatfieldpdx
My parents listened to December when it first came out, so I have a soft spot for that one. Don't own it vinyl though, yet!
MadLucas
Nothing wrong with some Windham Hill. It's like the ECM of new age, if you think about it.
Kris
I have "December" and "Autumn". Love both of those!
Dtknuckles
Start listening to the Aquarium Drunkard podcast Transmissions. It has opened my eyes to some better “new age” artists.
JohnnyCashFan
Fun label, Mark Isham, Winston, Akerman, Hedges, Shadowfax, and most of them in the dollar bins.