In A Wild Sanctuary

WB Palm Lane Label Stereo is NOT printed on the bottom of the label. NO [WB] Logo on the rim of the label Warner/Reprise Loss Leaders (Inner-sleeve) Also released with [url=https://www.discogs.com/Beaver-Krause-In-A-Wild-Sanctuary/release/105822]Stereo imprint[/url]. "Environmental impressions recorded with Moog Synthesizer, Hammond organ, congas, cuicas, tablas, tambourines, drums, piano, guitar, wooden and metal flutes, the sea, live voices, live lions, birds, monkeys, cable car tow cable clicks and San Francisco mini buses." The album title is taken from [a4238253], a late 19th-century American writer ("Preserve, within a wild sanctuary, an inaccessible valley of reveries.") Engineers: Robert Orban and his brilliant, state-of-the-art equipment, including his new Stereo Mixing Matrix, which created the deep sense of space and which is mono-compatible without mastering through a compatibilizer, not to mention his tasteful suggestions in the mix / Ray Dolby, in absentia personally, but aptly represented by his very helpful noise reduction system. Cover: "Three Worlds", Etching by M. C. Esher, Reproduced by permission of the Escher Foundation All music © 1970, Parasound , Inc. (ASCAP / A Parasound Production / Warner Bros. Records, Inc., a Subsidary & Licensee of Warner Bros. Inc., 4000 Warner Boulevard, Burbank, California 408 Madison Avenue, New York, New York Made in U.S.A. © 1970 Warner Bros. Records Inc.