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Music for the Stars 2xLP (Celestial Music 1960-1979)

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Category: Vinyl

Music For The Stars is a collection of songs that may lend themselves to the end of the night in headphones, for me it’s an Ode to Horsenden Hill in West London, where we used to gather of an evening with the compilation tapes we had made introducing each other to new songs which we found; songs some of which would remain with us forever, we would sit there till late overlooking the West End’s City Lights but could lay back and watch the stars.

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Customer Reviews (3.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Ellie R. ★★★★★

I put this on after midnight with good headphones, and the whole celestial mood just clicked—the tracklist flows perfectly for that late-night drift. The record is dead quiet between songs too, no pops or crackles to break the spell.

Emily T. ★★★★☆

The vinyl itself has a nice, quiet pressing, which really lets the ambient tracks breathe. I bought this to play while reading late at night, and the mood is spot on. Took a little while to arrive, but it was packaged securely.

Madison G. ★★★☆☆

The tracklist is a solid mood for late-night headphone listening, and the pressing itself is clean with minimal surface noise. That said, the liner notes are pretty sparse—I was hoping for more context on the celestial theme beyond the Horsenden Hill ode. It's a nice set for the price, just not esse