| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Electronic Sound (LP) | Zapple | ZAPPLE 02 | US | 1969 | |
| Electronic Sound (8-Trk) | Zapple | SXT-3358 | US | 1969 | |
| Electronic Sound (CD) | EMI Records | 7243 8 55239 2 2 | UK | 1996 | |
| Electronic Sound (CD, Album, RM) | Toshiba EMI Ltd, Zapple | TOCP-67572, ZAPPLE 02 | Japan | 1996 | |
| Electronic Sound (LP) | Zapple, EMI | ZAPPLE 02, 7243 8 55239 1 5 | UK | 1996 | |
| Electronic Sound (LP, RE) | Zapple, Apple Records | ZAPPLE 02, EAS-80696 | Japan |
Who knows George Harrison How went straight ahead into this time to
sum up such music that is lysergic and wonderfully naive.
At that time LSD was a clue but here we have the FIRST moog recording ever published: before this no one else.
Two marvellous pieces, both enjoyable for lenght and difference, exspecially crafted with the soundings that eat the silence to prorupt into the mind: the first has more different sounding that changes and returns, and surprises wit the new, the 2nd piece is longer and like a mantra wich greatly evolves.
Sounding like a baby with a precious fell: the naif quality is the best value in this record.
We have autechre now but take Electronic sound then!
I would like have an entire album of things like this when the idea to play a moog was new little adventure!