Morton Subotnick: Silver apples of the Moon (1967)

Morton Subotnick (*1933): Silver apples of the Moon, per nastro magnetico (1967).

Cover image: painting by Vera Molnar.

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[aramanth]

I want this played at my wedding.

[Catperson1013]

When I was a freshman in high school, in 1969, our music teacher -- she was a religious sister, but I forget her name -- introduced us to electronic music by playing this record. Now, forty-two years later, because the title stayed in my memory all these years, I am able to hear it again on You Tube! Truly amazing to be able to hear it again for the first time in more than four decades!

[Matthew Broad]

vintage sound. i like it!

[костя кинчев]

Композитор сможет повторить, что написал?

[Fredrick Zinos]

I dont understand the nightmares comments. To me this is happy, joyous, and excciting.

[thebenstrong]

'nuff to give ya nightmares

[R08Y0]

Buchla FTW

[Seth Allen]

Truly an interesting piece.... to say the least.

[Eric Pitty]

this is terrifying lol

[Fredric Uribe]

Skrillex was born in 1988, this was recorded in 1967...it says so right in the title.

[Rel Greenwald]

you wont have a wedding

[dmax801]

Skrillex wannabe.