First 1973 White Label Promo We Have Ever Seen. Shrink Wrap Intact. LP Appears Unplayed. “Distant Hills, Oregon's 1973 Follow-Up To Music From Another Present Era, Is As Eclectic, Genre-Bending, And Pleasurable As Its Predecessor. The Unique Talents Of Multi-Instrumentalists Collin Walcott, Glen Moore, Ralph Towner, And Paul McCandless Work Together In A Fashion That Recalls The Collective Precision Of 20th-Century Classical Chamber Music, Yet With The Range And Improvisatory Flair Of Jazz. Like Most Of Oregon's Output, Distant Hills Is Marked By Forays Into Trans-Global Sounds. The Sitar-Fueled "Dark Spirit," For Example, Conjures Uneasy, Snake-Charmer Dreams, And The Bongos-And-Violin Duet Of "Mi Chinita Suite" Sounds Like An Avant-Garde Recital In The Amazon. The High, Reedy Keen Of "Confession" And The Dramatic Shape-Shifting Of "Canyon Song" Testify To The Fact That Although Oregon's Music Is Quite Accessible, At Its Root It Is Dedicated To Vital Experimentation.” AMG.