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Windham Hill Sampler '96

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Price: $37.92
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0019341117926 Label: Windham Hill Records Manufacturer: Windham Hill Records Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Windham Hill Records Release Date: 1996-02-27 Studio: Windham Hill Records
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Customer reviews of Windham Hill Sampler '96
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Customer Rating:      Summary: A truly wonderful sampler. Comment: Windham Hill is one of my favorite record labels and this 14 track collection is the best sampler of this wonderful label that I've enjoyed since early 1998 onwards. My favorite songs are teh Brazilian-tinged "Last Look" by guitarist Torcuato Mariano, the soul searching classic "When the Snow Melts" by Phil Cunningham, the worldly "White Spirit" by Uman, and closing out with "Castille" by jazz guitarist Ray Obiedo. This is a highly recommended album for long trips along the Appalacian Mountains during the rainy days of spring!
Customer Rating:      Summary: Relaxative Must Have Comment: I love the release of this smooth jazz CD and still enjoying it. I spent most of my adolescence listening to this kind of jazz from time to time. The truth is, it has enlightened my perilous adolescent expriences. Every now and then, I occasionally listen to this CD during the overnight. I would really recommend this for older adolescent and adult listeners of jazz! And for those who are expriencing difficulty but want time off from their children as parents, mostly adolescents, this is still a must-own!
Customer Rating:      Summary: Comfort food for your heart Comment: It's an odd thing, really. In 1996, when this album was first released I was breaking up with my, then, girlfriend. I opened the case and slipped this CD into my Discman®. I was walking through a sheeting rainstorm, a hard, cold, upstate NY rainstorm in early March. I was crying, I was cold, I didn't really care. At track 4, the White Spirit, I stopped moving... I stood rooted to the ground, tears running down my face and rain pouring off the brim of my hat and over my oilskin coat. I was lost in the simple beauty of the music, unbidden a smile forced it's way to my mouth, and I started to walk again, leaving all my problems and worries at the spot I'd stopped. A few years later, out of high school, I wandered off onto the road, in search of my life. Pursuing a dream through the Renaissance faires... there were weeks of sub-human living conditions, freezing cold nights and canned green beans at every meal for weeks, simple poverty. Yet, whenever all seemed lost I slipped this, my one luxury, this album out. I'd sit huddled in my blankets, the wind howling by, not a friend for a thousand miles and listen to track 8, Southern Jukebox Music, over and over. I'd listen to all of this album, and I'd begin to smile. My parents divorce, the death of my grandfather, my own failures and the cold, bitter days of January in the mountains are no longer enough to crush me. Not when I have music as my armour, my shield and my sword. Even now, when my best friend and I fight, when my love and I fight, I need only to play this CD and all my troubles melt away. Windham Hill has made my life better for the music they bring. Life can't touch you when your days have music like this in them.Thank you.
Customer Rating:      Summary: More sentimental than ever Comment: When hearing this album, it's getting sentimental and lesser visible as we can see at Sampler 86 etc. Imagery is another representative character of WindHam Hill's music. But, thier music looks somewhat changed like the time has changed. May not same as ever 'WindHam Hill Sampler' series. However, easier get to be familliar than ever before compared to 1980s'. Anyway as a fan of WindHam Hill music, I still like this.
Customer Rating:      Summary: No Comment: Idi Amin will die comfortably in bed of old age; Martin Luther King and Gandhi were shot dead; much of humanity is starving and unhappy, and there's nothing we can do to help; and Wyndham Hill release records of such unbelievable mediocrity that I cry myself to sleep at night because of it. I bought this entirely for the Penguin Cafe Orchestra contribution, but decided to listen to the rest. It's precisely the kind of thing that gives 'New Age' a bad name - sappy, inoffensive, empty and utterly false background music for faux-ethnic shops that sell Taiwanese-made wooden African masks and scented candles, for people who find proper classical music 'too edgy'.
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