Humans carry rhythm in their bodies. They can demonstrate it to you with two stones, a log, an oboe, or an electronic machine. These silver apples are a unique fruit, the result of an unusual coincidence of a series of random cosmo-fruit coincidences that brought about a very peculiar cellular beat in that tree.
Some people enjoy venturing beyond clichés, taking unique steps, opening new paths and horizons for others. Simeon Coxe and Danny Taylor explored the electronic resources of that time and their adaptation to pop and rock formulas.
The name, Silver Apples, was taken from a poem by WB Yeats, The Song of Wandering Angus: “…the silver apples of the moon, the golden apples of the sun.”