Disco de U2: “Mysterious Ways [#1]”

Before Peter Gabriel did "Games without Frontiers", Larry Fast, AKA Syenergy was working up his second album, "Sequencer" which rivals Walter/Wendy Carlos and all other electronic key boardist that have come. This is a must have item for those interested in the development of the synthesizers in music. His version of "A Classical Gas" and the "Largo" (from the New World Symphony) remain as very illustrative and interesting compositions comparable to today's artistic works. This is a second album project and it just gets better with "Cords", "Games", "Audion" and his others releases. His first album's title discribes his compositions: "Electronic Realizations for Rock Orchestra".

I used to sell stereo in the early 80s, and whenever we had a skeptical customer who couldn't believe there was a difference between $200 speakers and $500 speakers, we'd wink and put on the Synergy album.

I have worn out two of these albums, now it's finally available on CD. If you like Mannheim Steamroller or think 'Dark Side of the Moon' sounds good on your stereo, you are going to absolutely flip over Synergy.

This is a classic!

LARRY FAST AT HIS MOST ACCESSABLE. "CHATEAU" IS A BAROQUE MASTERPIECE THAT BACH WOULD OF BEEN PROUD OF. REST OF CD PRETTY GOOD TOO. ANALOG AT ITS PEAK.

With do respect my fellow chicagoan may not have grasped the feel of this album.The counterpoint, and mengling of themes make this an engaging album .Something you can listen to again & again and still hear somthing differant.The mixing of "coming home" and "icaris" was genius,to this day I can't hear one without thinking of the other.You can keep your "Nine Ince Nails" this is the way it's suppose to sound.

I've been hoping and waiting for it to appear on CD for a decade or more. This is a wonderful album -- even people who don't think they like electronic music will love it. It sits at the very top of my all-time favorites list.