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We have located some more copies of this 1968 experimental electronic freak out from Beatle George Harrison. The album was partly created when Moog expert and sales guru Bernie Krause was showing Harrison how to operate the complex and eye-wateringly pricey Moog modular synth he was about to buy. Unsurprisingly, it was roundly rejected by Beatle fans at the time, but remains one of the most important electronic music albums ever made, thanks to the fame of its creator. It’s also where we got the name from the magazine.
