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Music Tuesday #062: Photo-synth-esis

The music magazine I grew up with comes back from the dead (RifRaf)!  There's a new issue out which featured lost music gems.  This week's album is, shockingly, not rock music! This is early electronic music and probably one of the first ambient album releases ever by the Canadian Mort Garson.  The album was released in 1976 after the eccentric musician had been one of the first owners of a Moog after meeting Bob Moog in 1967.  For full details, read RifRaf (dutch only)!

Support the last of the independent music magazines here: https://www.wearerifraf.be

Mort Garson - Mother Eearth's Plantasia (1976).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0vrsO3_HpU

Darn, can't help it....

AC/DC - Riff Raff
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErXbMB9R5-0

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