Metamora - Metamora (front cover) Vinyl

Metamora - Self Titled (1985) [SEALED] Vinyl LP • Grey Larsen, Pete Sutherland

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Metamora - Metamora (front cover) Vinyl

Metamora - Self Titled (1985) [SEALED] Vinyl LP • Grey Larsen, Pete Sutherland

$15.99

Catalog Number:

SH/PS-1131

Musical Styles:

1980s, American Folk, Celtic, Contemporary Folk, Ethnic Fusion, Instrumental, Traditional Folk

Sleeve Grade:

Mint (M)

Record Grade:

Mint (M)

Condition Details:

Jacket made in Canada. Unopened/new vinyl, factory sealed, and in excellent condition. Crease, which may be under the shrink near top-edge on front cover; slight wear to corners. Label design can't be confirmed because it's sealed. (Not a cut-out.)


Tracks:

  1. Plum Creek
  2. The New Waltz
  3. Little Potato
  4. Mountain Field
  5. The Way You Paint
  6. Narnia
  7. Daniel's Dream
  8. Trip To Portland
  9. The Second Story
  10. North Dakota Sunrise
  11. Morningtime
  12. Quetico
  13. The Alleys
  14. Fiddler's Hymn
  15. Christmas Break
  16. Endless Chain

About The Record:

Metamora, by Metamora, is a charming acoustic collection blending folk, new age, and Celtic influences with intricate instrumental arrangements featuring hammered dulcimer, fiddle, guitar, and subtle vocals. The trio of Malcolm Dalglish on hammered dulcimer, Grey Larsen, and Pete Sutherland crafts a fresh yet traditional sound that feels both exhilarating and intimate, highlighted by pieces like the sweet and endearing Little Potato, a tender fan-favorite often praised for its emotional warmth and family appeal, along with standout tracks such as Plum Creek/The New Waltz, Mountain Field, and Quetico/The Alleys. A unique aspect is the group's formation in 1984 and their early association with the emerging new age acoustic scene, with some material later appearing in Windham Hill compilations like the popular Winter's Solstice series. The album stands as an accessible yet sophisticated entry in mid-1980s instrumental folk music, showcasing masterful musicianship and varied moods from playful waltzes to dreamy reflections.

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