Morton Subotnick – Touch – LP

Morton Subotnick – Touch

Morton Subotnick’s Touch is a natural pull for listeners interested in electronic music at its more abstract and experimental edge. With album-specific documentation limited, the safest way to frame its appeal is the music category itself: this is not a mainstream pop or rock record, but a vintage electronic title built for a more adventurous shelf. This copy is a 1972 Japanese import quadraphonic vinyl pressing, which gives it a format angle that stands apart from a standard stereo-era LP. The record is graded VG++, a very clean used-vinyl grade generally meaning glossy surfaces with only very small light marks, sleeve scuffs, or faint lines expected. At $44, the appeal here is the combination of Subotnick’s experimental electronic focus, Japanese import quadraphonic presentation, and strong vinyl grade.