Silver ApplesSilver Apples

Label:

Kapp Records – KS-3562

Format:

Vinyl , LP, Album, Stereo , Pinckneyville Pressing

Country:

US

Released:

Genre:

Rock

Style:

Experimental

Tracklist

A1 Oscillations 2:47
A2 Seagreen Serenades 2:53
A3 Lovefingers 4:10
A4 Program 4:05
A5 Velvet Cave 3:28
B1 Whirly-Bird 2:39
B2 Dust 3:42
B3 Dancing Gods
Written-ByTraditional
5:55
B4 Misty Mountain 2:38

Companies, etc.

  • Manufactured ByKapp Records, Inc.
  • Published ByThe Magic Theatre Partnership
  • Pressed ByDecca Records Pressing Plant, Pinckneyville

Credits

  • ArtworkAnonymous Arts
  • Composed By, Arranged BySimeon (3)
  • Engineer [Sound]Don Van Gorden*
  • Liner Notes, Executive-ProducerBarry Bryant
  • Management [Liaison]John Walsh (9)
  • PercussionDan Taylor
  • Photography ByVirginia Dwan
  • Synthesizer [The Simeon]Simeon (3)
  • VocalsSimeon (3)
  • Written-ByWarren* (tracks: A1 to A5, B1, B2)

Notes

Decca Records Pressing Plant, Pinckneyville pressing variant denoted by a "2" in runouts.

This version uses a different typesetting layout on the labels:
Has "All Selections...." printed below track listings.

Compare with a similar Gloversville pressing. Silver Apples.

Dancing Gods, a Navajo Indian ceremonial handed down through the generations. Originally each thought of the dance was repeated four times for the "psychic effect of these hundreds of people who gathered to bring health to their friends."
INSTRUCTIONS: Play Twice Before Listening.

includes full color souvenir poster

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Rights Society: BMI
  • Matrix / Runout (A runout): KS 8 3562-A-2
  • Matrix / Runout (B runout): KS 8 3562-B-2 l

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Silver Apples (LP, Album, Stereo) Kapp Records KS-3562, LDVS 17156 1968
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Silver Apples (LP, Album, Promo, Mono, Gloversville Pressing) Kapp Records KL-1562, KS-3562 US 1968
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Silver Apples (LP, Album, Stereo) Kapp Records KS-3562 Canada 1968
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Silver Apples (LP, Album, Promo, Stereo, Gloversville) Kapp Records KS-3562 US 1968
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Reviews

  • bloodhoundcoverband's avatar
    just wow! highly underestimated contribution to electronic music. Far beyond their time these two guys managed to create pop music out of tools only sound experimentists used before. Frank Zappa surely disturbed his bands sounds with calliope etc. but it was only side effect. Cage and Stouckhausen concentrated on completely new abstarct sounds. Fifty Foot Hose also just added effects, The United States of America were maybe to weird and overburden. Silver Apples closed the gap. Mainly in-ear-pop with some highly psychedelic songs ( Dust, Dancing Gods) - Glad Simeon annoyed the guitar playing out of the band to prepare the carpet for this electronic master piece. Missing the taylor drums until today to replace the annoying simple pop music drums. Unforgettable the late live performances of Simeon after Taylor sadly ed away.
    • leannesnick's avatar
      leannesnick
      way ahead of its time!
      sounds like some underground lofi avaunt guard electro art rock from next year
      • dylaf's avatar
        dylaf
        One of those titles that defies its very own existence, in an impossible combination of early experimental electronics, solid drum breaks a-la- b-boy, psychedelia and a folk like feeling from the vocals- it was in a world of its own in 1968 & that remains unchanged. Glad I snagged a copy a good few years back, as it will continue to gain listeners as the years roll on & is getting very hard to find (in its original form, here). Mystifying.
        • kingmw's avatar
          kingmw
          Edited 10 years ago
          these guys are......what can I say...amazing. Was talked into my first of many trips (12 at time in 68) and MY GOD....needless to say I listened to it many times the next thirty years, but now just a little stoned and that still is good....can I get an AMEN....

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