George Harrison – Wonderwall Music

Non vocal Soundtrack. Experimental with an Indian musical underpinning. Enjoyable

The limitation to 8,000 copies worldwide was too high. Therefore, this edition of the album is almost worthless. Would have been better to limit it to 4,000 copies. A missed opportunity...

The sound is very good. I haven't been able to find the right strobe setting on my phone. So the Dancing Ladies aren't dancing. Otherwise very little noise, which surprised me. Never owned a picture disc before. I'm running a 2M Bronze on my Technics 1210GR.

How can one tell (if at all) if their sealed US vintage Apple copy is a 1968 or 1971 pressing? It does have a round silver sticker that says "FACTORY SEALED FOR YOUR PROTECTION" on the back. I got it through a ROLLING STONE ad back in the day when Apple's remaining stock was being liquidated. Got various 45's and sealed LP's. Duplicates of some.

Probably my favorite George Harrison record of all time. My copy was stolen from me so when this came out on RSD I availed myself of a copy - it’s as good as I’ve always remembered.
Though it’s full of Indian musicians, it’s not really Indian music, it’s George Harrison music played on various Indian instruments.
That he was tapped for this soundtrack was a stroke of genius because he really delivered.

Can’t see the dancing ladies? Zoetrope effect isn’t visible without a strobe! Download the app ‘Strobe Light Tachometer’, turn off the room lights, and set to 1900 RPM. Enjoy - or adjust speed of strobe to your liking. Happy RSD.

Looks great, sounds fine. That's the review right there. .

Despite being an avid Beatles collector I've just stumbled over this album only last week – and since then it hasn't left my turntable. Incredibly beautiful. Strictly instrumental. It fits every single personal mood from sad to super-happy and (the German 1st pressing in my case) sounds stunning. How could I live without this album for so many years? It's so absolutely underrated, I don't get it. Perfect for a summer road trip, too!

If you are looking for a Beatles style pop album, stay away.

If you are looking for a great instrumental tabla and sitar album, look no further.

I adore this album, the progression and diversity of the tracks. Also the clarity of the UK mono pressing is superb. Highly, highly recommend as one of my favourite albums.

Is this a 1982 German issue? x x x x