SP 4209 · ℗ 1969 · VINYL, LP, ALBUM
Mort Garson – Electronic Hair Pieces
Record Details
Source ↗- Artist
- Mort Garson
- Record
- Electronic Hair Pieces
- Label
- A&M Records
- Released
- 1969
- Genre
- Electronic, Leftfield, Pop, Space-Age
- Pressings
- One of 29 (this is an original)
Tracklist
- A1 Aquarius 2:15
- A2 Frank Mills 1:47
- A3 Be In (Hare Krishna) 3:21
- A4 Good Morning Starshine 2:42
- A5 Three-Five-Zero-Zero 3:38
- B1 Hair 2:17
- B2 Easy To Be Hard 2:45
- B3 Where Do I Go? 2:44
- B4 Walking In Space 3:19
- B5 Let The Sunshine In 3:00
Additional Audio
Shipping & Pickup
Free local pickup in Vancouver. Canada-wide shipping calculated by weight — fill the box, the rate stays flat.
Copy for Sale
- Year
- 1969
- Country
- Canada
- Catalog #
- SP 4209
- Format
- Vinyl, LP, Album
- Description
This is classic Mort on the Moog, found a copy on my birthday for "Aquarius" while a few sheets to the wind. But let me tell you, "Let the Sunshine In" is how you close out a record!
Condition
How we grade
Every copy gets two 1–10 scores — the vinyl itself and the sleeve — mapped to the Goldmine standard collectors use everywhere:
| 10 | M | Mint — sealed or flawless |
| 9 | NM | Near Mint — looks unplayed |
| 8 | VG+ | Very Good Plus — light signs of careful use |
| 7 | VG | Very Good — visible wear, plays through |
| 6 | G+ | Good Plus — well-played, no skips |
| 5 | G | Good — significant wear, fully playable |
| 4 | F | Fair — rough, priced accordingly |
| 3 | P | Poor — a filler copy, you were warned |
| 2 | GEN | Generic or replacement sleeve (sleeve only) |
| 1 | — | Missing — no sleeve at all (sleeve only) |
We don't sell media graded below 3 (P).
How We Priced This
319 want / 67 have — over 100% means more collectors want it than own it
3 for sale on Discogs worldwide
- Discogs suggests (VG+)
- CA$28.17
- A mint copy books at
- CA$41.17
- Our price
- $25.00(-11% vs suggestion)
Market data captured Aug 12, 2026 from the exact Discogs pressing — check it yourself. Photos are from the Discogs community entry for this release — credit or removal on request.
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Played first
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Matrix-matched
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Graded Goldmine
Media and sleeve graded separately to the Goldmine standard, as honestly as our ears and eyes allow. The grade sets the price.
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Washed
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Fresh outer
Slipped into a brand-new outer sleeve, so the jacket you get stays the jacket we graded.
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Packed apart
Before boxing, the vinyl comes out of the jacket and rides beside it — the old mailer trick that stops seam splits in transit.