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From: abh@ccivax.UUCP (A. Hudson)
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: Synergy
Message-ID: <147@ccivax.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 24-May-84 17:50:44 EDT
Article-I.D.: ccivax.147
Posted: Thu May 24 17:50:44 1984
Date-Received: Fri, 1-Jun-84 03:27:06 EDT
Organization: CCI Telephony Systems Group,  Roch, NY
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Keywords: appreciation, wow!
City: West Orange

I've been listening to Synergy for years, ever since I mistakenly
bought Chords. I thought it was progressive electronic rock. Well...
not quite. I know of no Synergy songs with any lyrics, needless to say
I was sort of shocked to hear my first totally instrumental, nearly
100% electronic (what is a guitar synthesizer?) album.

I would have to disagree with R. Rosen on the comparison of
Larry Fast to Rick Wakeman. They have totally different roots,
different instruments, and except for a few tracks,  very different
sounds. I would liken the sounds of Synergy, foundly, to Jean Michel Jarre,
and Vangelis. $10 to anyone who knows and can correctly spell Vangelis'
last name without looking.

Synergy discography:
	Electronic Realizations for Rock Orchestra
	Audion
	Sequencer
	Chords - available on clear vinyl
	Jupiter Threat - soundtrack
	Games
	plus backing electronics with P. Gabriel on various albums.

Games, Chords, and Sequencer are most commercially available, usually
as cutouts. Definitely go for them!

There is usually an address for Fast's studios in West Orange, N.J.
on the back of his albums, if someone is interested drop me a 'r'
and I'll get back to you. Good music! - flame away Journey Dweebs!!



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					Andrew
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