David Rawlings – Woodland

An absolutely stunning record and sounds perfect...except for a handful of skips in the first track on side B. Did anyone else notice that?

Pressed on what looks like translucent audiophile vinyl this records does everything right. First, it's a superb record musically speaking. Second, it's recorded spectacularly well and mastered with excellence. Third, the pressing quality is top-notch and the tip-on jacket only adds to the desirability of this release. I very happy that I picked up a copy of this beautiful record. It is nothing less than a joy to listen to!

Mine is translucent, which is easily noticeable with light behind it. Is everyone's?

Restores my faith that human beings still know how to make records.

At the risk of repeating what many others have written, I'll simply say this is the perfect packaging combo - great music, great sleeve quality, great artwork and great silent vinyl. If there was a Grammy for best overall presentation, this release would win it. The artists wouldn't release anything of substandard quality - it's as simple as that.

Just a breath taking album and a really nice pressing. I got one of the limited signed copies when it first came out that came with extra out take prints on double sided 12x12 mini posters. Super cool!

Incredible in every way. Not a single thing to complain about even in the slightest. No expense was spared in the mastering, pressing, packaging, etc. 6/5 stars.

Simply outstanding in every aspect provided one likes the genre. Exceptional in the sense that except plating and pressing all production steps were done in-house Woodland. Free of unwanted noice. Slightly warped on B side but hardly audible. Special high recommendation.

As others have said this is a fantastic pressing. Lovely gatefold jacket, poly sleeve and a well pressed record. Mine doesn't sound perfect but it sounds very very good. I'm really hoping for more pressings of their other fantastic albums

An amazing record and stunning sound quality. Great to see this was pressed locally in Denver at the new Paramount plant.