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Spiritualized®, Purephase Tones, (7" Single), ES778, Electronic Sound, 2021 [Covet The Cover]
George Harrison with his self-painted cover of «Electronic Sound», 1969
— The album includes only two songs: «Under the Mersey Wall» & «No Time Or Space», all compositions are played on the Moog synthesizer, Bernie Krause was involved in the work on the album
The album received mostly negative reviews, but it is one of the first electronic albums to be recorded by a rock musician
Electronic Sound was released on this day in 1969. Photos by David Bailey.
“We conceived of an offshoot [Zapple] of Apple Records that would be arty music that wouldn’t normally gain an outlet, a series where people could talk or read their work, as with the [Richard] Brautigan thing. The intention was to get Lenny Bruce and all these kinds of people. But as with so many other things at Apple, it seized up before it really got going. Both of the albums that did come out [Electronic Sound, and John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Life With The Lions: Unfinished Music No. 2] are a load of rubbish, yet they’re interesting from a collector’s point of view. The theory was, we wanted to let serendipity take hold.” - George Harrison, Musician, November 1987 (x)
A fast-paced, dark-tech fusion built on layered loops, driving rhythms, and haunting vocal textures. © Nexus 2025
Wybraliśmy się do bardzo starego Muzeum Instrumentów. Dowiedziałam się czym jest organolologia (ojciec założyciel Carl Sachs), czyli nauka o historii instrumentów i technologii ich wytwarzania. Można pograć sobie na keybordach MIDI imitującymi dźwięk licznych instrumentów klawiszowych, o których istnieniu nawet nie wiedziałam do dziś (np. fortepian prostokątny, harmonium, fisharmonia, organy trzcinowe (organ pump), czelesta, organetto i wiele, wiele innych), można obejrzeć wnętrza instrumentów, posłuchać sobie improwizujących dookoła ludzi. Pierwszy raz w życiu zobaczyłam theremin i usłyszałam na żywo jego specyficzny dźwięk. Dużo też retro sekwencerów i syntezatorów, z czasów Kraftwerka, bardzo czillowe i przyjemne niedzielne popołudnie 😊
The Apple Years Feature - George Harrison
So far as I can tell this kaleidoscopic journey through George's discography from 1968 to 1975 isn't available to watch anywhere online, so here it is!
Originally only available on the bonus DVD included with The Apple Years box set in 2014.
Sparks Interview from Electronic Sound Magazine issue 101