Mort GarsonMother Earth's Plantasia

Label:

Sacred Bones Records – SBR-3030

Format:

Cassette , Album, Reissue , Black

Country:

US

Released:

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Ambient

Tracklist

A1 Plantasia 3:21
A2 Symphony For A Spider Plant 2:41
A3 Baby's Tears Blues 3:03
A4 Ode To An African Violet 4:03
A5 Concerto For Philodendron And Pothos 3:09
B1 Rhapsody In Green 3:28
B2 Swingin' Spathiphyllums 2:59
B3 You Don't Have To Walk A Begonia 2:31
B4 A Mellow Mood For Maidenhair 2:17
B5 Music To Soothe The Savage Snake Plant 3:23

Companies, etc.

  • Published ByEmanay Music
  • Licensed ToSacred Bones Records

Credits

  • Art DirectionSam Nicholson (3)
  • EngineerEugene Hamblin
  • IllustrationMarvin Rubin
  • Remastered ByJosh Bonati
  • Score, ElectronicsMort Garson

Notes

Warm earth music for plants...
and the people who love them

Recorded in Stereo at Patchcord Productions
Hollywood, California

J-card folds out to Mother Earth's Hassle-Free Remedy Chart

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 843563153338

Other Versions (5 of 43)

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Mother Earth's Plantasia (LP, Album, Stereo) Homewood Records H-101 US 1976
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Mother Earth's Plantasia (LP, Album, Reissue, Unofficial Release) Fifth Dimension (2) FD5003-LP Europe 2015
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Mother Earth's Plantasia (CD, Album, Reissue, Unofficial Release) Fifth Dimension (2) FD5003-CD Europe 2015
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Mother Earth's Plantasia (LP, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue, Unofficial Release, White-Green Splatter Vinyl) Fifth Dimension (2) FD5018-LP Europe 2016
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Mother Earth's Plantasia (LP, Album, Reissue, Unofficial Release) The Great Thunder TGT431 Europe 2017

Reviews

  • MK457's avatar
    MK457
    This release has great dynamic range and sounds beautiful. Interesting fact - my cassette doesn't include the boot tape at the beginning and in the end of both sides.
    • Mr-Record-Man's avatar
      Mr-Record-Man
      As we all know, this album was only released on vinyl when it first came out in 1976. Cassette versions would not exist for several more decades. One of the things I like about this particular cassette release is that it looks a lot like how I imagine a 70’s cassette version would have looked, complete with a black cassette shell with sticker labels, and a J-Card layout that reminds me of the Warner Bros. J-cards of the late 70’s/early 80’s.
      • ilexbun's avatar
        ilexbun
        Edited one year ago
        A great album, and this recording sounds (mostly) okay, but the recording levels are very noticeably adjusted throughout track 1, which is definitely a disappointment.

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