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- 6.8
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- 13
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Tracklist
- A1Plantasia3:21
- A2Symphony for a Spider Plant2:41
- A3Baby’s Tears Blues3:02
- A4Ode to an African Violet4:01
- A5Concerto for Philodendron & Pothos3:05
- B1Rhapsody in Green3:24
- B2Swingin’ Spathiphyllums2:58
- B3You Don’t Have to Walk a Begonia2:34
- B4A Mellow Mood for Maidenhair2:18
- B5Music to Soothe the Savage Snake Plant3:19
Reviews
Rated 8/10
This is the album that opened my ears to the whole idea of space age pop, and though the genre isn’t something I want playing all the time, it’s nice to dip into once in a while. This album is pleasantness in music form. It’s comfortable and, strangely, organic, despite the synthetic feel of the music, but that might just be the influence of the album’s title on my opinion. I mean, I might play this while tending to my greenhouse but not if I were working in an open garden under the sun. Nature contained within artifice.
Rated 10/10
Yes! A cult classic that deserves more attention.
Rated 5/10
I read the description, but still for some reason expected it to fall more on the hippy side than electric ambient. More the fool’s I! I liked it pretty good
Rated 6/10
I think this album generally gets a bump or two in people's mind because of the novelty behind the concept. That being said, the music is still interesting at times. 3/5