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Morton Subotnick: Silver Apples of the Moon

BMPAudio December 23, 2010

Morton Subotnick: Silver Apples of the Moon BMPAudio

295560923_da769c4d9a_b Morton Subotnick‘s Silver Apples of the Moon, was the first album of all-electronic music. Released in 1967, it found favor with electronics geeks, as well as legions of stoners who soaked in its mind-blowing sounds.

Voices: David Harrington, Laurie Spiegel, Morton Subotnick

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Tagged as: David Harrington, Laurie Spiegel, Morton Subotnick.

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“Radio Free Europe” was R.E.M.’s first single. It represents a breakthrough moment, when indie rock was splitting away from punk music to become its own sound. Engineer Mitch Easter, radio […]