Sagittarius From Signs of the Zodiac, Mort Garson, A&M Records, 1969.
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Sagittarius From Signs of the Zodiac, Mort Garson, A&M Records, 1969.

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Wozard of Iz doodles .. tincrow always persists.
its. so peak
How y'all feelin' about that new theme song?
Round 3:
Which COVER do you like better?
The ArchAndroid (Janelle Monáe)
Journey to the Moon and Beyond (Mort Garson)
Remember you're voting for the cover artwork NOT the musical content or artist!
They had to drag me out of that record store

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Beware! The Blob (1972)
Directed by TV’s Larry Hagman (aka J.R. On “Dallas”) and scored by electronic music pioneer Mort Garson, this 14-year-delayed sequel is the forgotten middle child of the Blob trilogy.
A standout scene features the Blob invading a bowling alley, complete with miniature lanes and rapid fire shots of the alien slime oozing through the pinsetting and ball retrieval machinery.
Mort GARSON
"Mother Earth's Plantasia"
(LP. Sacred Bones rcds. 2019 / rec. 1976) [US]
mort garson - plantasia (1976)