This track will definitely appeal to the lovers of library music. Opening with lovely 'Krautrock' including reversed drums and epic synths, it flows guitar-gently until the standout track 'Latin Glasses' on side B wakes you up and calls for a dance or two (i wouldn't dare to say it'd move masses but a little 'free dance' should be possible). Cogwheel's Sightsound LP from an unknown (to me) year in the seventies? If you check the details here you'll find that there is a classical background to most of the tracks, especially on the first side. You can hear that here: 'įollowing my soft spot for obscure private pressings here's yet another one. He shared some interesting insight into why the band were such pioneers of their era. Recently I had the pleasure of interviewing Ian MacFarlane who played in a later incarnation of the live Cybotron experience and also made three brilliant long playing tapestries of kooky solo synth miniatures. Unfortunately not the easiest piece to find from the Cybotron catalogue, the LP was apparently given away at a subsequent concert. Parallel worlds converge when transmitted on the FM airwaves. I feel a rather romantic connection with this private press given that it was performed on a Sunday eve in Melbourne, just like our weekly radio show 30+ years later. License courtesy of Dataphysix.'Recorded in the same year as their landmark debut, Sunday Night at the Total Theatre sees Cybotron's core Steve Braund and Geoff Green hypnotise a theatre of attentive space cadets with otherworldly drones and a chugging beat. Track 13 - Published by Universal Music Publishing GmbH. Track 12 - Publishing control Larry Heard. License courtesy of Phase One Network, Inc. Disco Fever Publishing / Robi-Bob Music (ASCAP). Track 11 - Published by Tipper Music Inc. Track 10 - Recorded at Drone Studio, Manchester.

Track 9 - Engineer and mix-down by Martin Curd for Psychonutter Studios. Used with kind permission of Warner Music Group Germany Germany Holding GmbH. Used with kind permission of Warner Music Group Germany Holding GmbH. Track 5 - Exclusively mixed by Larry Levan for the Paradise Garage. Track 3 - © & ℗ 1976, Clear Light Of Jupiter. Track 2 - Recorded at Square Dance Studios, Derby and remixed at Livingston Studios, London.

Used with kind permission of Roba Music / Saregama PLC. Track 1 - Taken from the album Charanjit Singh - Synthesizing (Ten Ragas To A Disco Beat), ℗ 1982, Bombay Connection. Released in a two-panel white gatefold cardboard sleeve with stickers on each side.

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