Morton Subotnick – Silver Apples Of The Moon

This was the first piece of electronic music that really made an impact on me, other than Switched-On Bach. I think it has aged very well. I still have the original album and play it. Makes me want to bump the Buchla Easel up my short list of Arturia synths to learn.

Jac Holzman was heard to cry: "Who signed the R2 Unit to a three record deal?!"

Repress by Karl Rec ....
What a delicious 🤤 piece of art ....

Karl Rec .... need to have Grammy for edition and mastering (Crystal clear work like all time).

All of you are wrong (of course). Morton Subotnick played 5th Base for the Green Sox

I have no idea what any of you idiots are rambling on about. What this record actually was, was the first commercially COMMISSIONED piece of electronic music.

Does anyone know if all of copies of this blue repress are signed or not?

In 1957 these two women were making soundtracks for the BBC.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2098017270213461

I think Raymond Scott is the first electronic composer....
https://www.mixcloud.com/Quazatron/quazatron-raymond-scott-constructing-the-electronic-father/

An amazing repress. Excellent job on the remastering by Waveshaper Media. Extremely detailed, extremely dynamic spatial recording with a humongous soundstage. Great stereo separation with sounds coming at you from all directions. Never compressed or distorted sounding, very crisp high frequency response and wholesome midrange. Damn this is an entertaining listen! Really happy to have such a clean copy of this. The electronics also have nice warmth and saturation to them, not a hint of any digital coldness or thinness, very full sound. The pressing quality is also tops. The background is super silent so the quiet parts on the record are not obstructed. Very flat and centered. 10/10. One of the most engaging/unique listening experiences I've ever had.

thanks for Sharing a 'kid baltan', Its great for me ...