Synergy - Audion (Electronic Compositions For The Post Modern Age) Album

Tracklist

1	Ancestors	5:28
2	Flight Of The Looking Glass	3:22
3	After The Earthquake	3:30
4	An End To History	6:11
5	Terminal Hotel	4:11
6	Electric Blue	6:18
7	Falcons And Eagles	5:44
8	Shibolet	4:35
9	Orbit Five	1:01
10	Revolt At L-5	4:51

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PB 6005	Synergy	Audion (Electronic Compositions For The Post Modern Age) ‎(LP, Album)	Passport Records	PB 6005	US	1981
PBC-6005	Synergy	Audion ‎(Cass, Album)	Passport Records	PBC-6005	US	1981
314 558 046-2	Synergy	Audion ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)	Chronicles, Third Contact	314 558 046-2	US	1998
PL 5005	Synergy	Audion ‎(LP, Album)	Passport Records	PL 5005	Canada	1981
PBCD 6005	Synergy	Audion ‎(CD, Album)	Passport Records	PBCD 6005	US	1988

Credits

• Producer – Larry Fast

Video

Album

As Synergy, Larry Fast composed, recorded, and released Audion on Passport Records as a cassette and vinyl LP in 1981. It had a limited release as a CD in 1986. For digital remastering in 1998, Fast used the original tapes that preceded the original release. Electronic Ambient. Songs in album Synergy - Audion Electronic Compositions For The Post Modern Age 1981. Synergy - Orbit Five. Synergy - Revolt At L-5. Synergy - Terminal Hotel. Synergy - Electric Blue. Synergy - Ancestors. Synergy - After The Earthquake. Track Listing. Produced and engineered from January 2 to June 1, 1981 at the Synergy Studio by the great swamp and House Of Music West Orange, New Jersey. Mastered at Masterdisk New York City June 3, 1981. P & C 1981 Passport Records, Inc. Printed in . Audion Cass, Album. Passport Records. PBC-6005. Audion was the fifth album to come from Synergy. It was the follow up album to Games although this album has a more Rock feel than the structured feel of the previous album. The album contains 10 tracks although again no guitars are present on this recording. Includes sleeve notes by Larry Fast. This reissue of pioneering electronic artist Synergy is an interesting and entertaining mix. Audion opens with Orbit Five, layering melodic runs and chords over percussion for a very progressive-rock result. Terminal Hotel, a slow, heavily rhythmic piece with an atmo. The best album by Synergy is Games which is ranked number 31428 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 20. Synergy album bestography. Higher ranked 87,838th This album 87,838th Lower ranked 95,655th Audion Electronic Compositions For The Post Modern AgeAudion Electronic Compositions For The Post Modern AgeComputer Experiments Volume One. Upcoming concerts. Synergy - Larry Fast - Audion 1981. Track List. A Train Entertainment Masters от лица компании Third Contact Shelly Bay Music, ARESA, ASCAP, SOLAR Music Rights Management и другие авторские общества 2. Sub-titled Electronic Compositions For The Post Modern Age. Artwork: Murray Brenman with Pete Turner photo. LP Passport Records - PB 6005 1981, US. Synergy's masterful Audion is fully deserving of all the electro accolades, whether sequenced or not, that an electronic-prog album can ever hope to garner. Certainly not as exuberant as Schulze, Tangerine Dream or Ashra, Larry Fast is sort of an Eno like sound craftsman instead of your classic soloing maestro, and his resum reads like a prog's whose who: Peter Gabriel, Nektar, Tony Levin Group, Synergy and a score of non-prog artists. synergy audion electronic compositions for the post modern age. Passport Records - US - PB 6005 - 1981. Price : . Format : LP. Cover condition : NM Near Mint Media condition : NM Near Mint. Album Notes. Synergy: Larry Fast. Recorded at House Of Music and Synergy Studio, West Orange, New Jersey from January 2-June 1, 1981. Originally released on Passport 6005. All tracks have been digitally remastered from the original master tapes by Larry Fast. This 1981 album was the culmination of a process that began with such '70s Synergy recordings as SEQUENCER and ELECTRONIC REALIZATIONS FOR ROCK ORCHESTRA. On AUDION, regarded by aficionados as Fast's finest hour, the late-'70s Tangerine Dream-style sequencer rhythms of early Synergy are largely absent, replaced by a sound that owes more to progressive rock than to pseudo-soundtrack music