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  • Artist: Synergy
  • Rating: StarStarStarStar
  • Release Date: 1979
  • Total Time: 38:15
  • Type: Instrumental
  • Genre: Electronica

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Larry Fast, aka Synergy, is a true pioneer of electronic music. Games is his fourth album, originally released in 1979. Back then,Fast's techniques were cutting-edge. In the new millennium, some of those methods would be similar to reconstruction or recycling. This album has nine tracks with four basic themes. Fast wrote the "Soundcheck: Delta Three" suite during Peter Gabriel's 1978 tour. (Fast is a member of Gabriel's touring band.) He took "Delta Four" from the remnants of 1974's Electronic Realizations for Rock Orchestra. The whole disc has its roots firmly in rock & roll and in the Berlin school of electronic music. There are no hidden messages -- this is pure entertainment. This disc will appeal to fans of Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Jean Michel Jarre, and Ashra. Because of its historical importance and quality, it is essential for e-music fans. Progressive rock fans will also find it interesting. ~ Jim Brenholts, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Delta Two Larry Fast Synergy (5:42)
Delta Four Larry Fast Synergy (6:14)
Delta One Larry Fast Synergy (7:35)
Soundcheck: Delta Three: Delta 3/A Larry Fast Synergy (2:23)
Soundcheck: Delta Three: Delta 3/B Larry Fast Synergy (2:11)
Soundcheck: Delta Three: Delta 3/C Larry Fast Synergy (4:02)
Soundcheck: Delta Three: Delta 3/D Larry Fast Synergy (3:05)
Soundcheck: Delta Three: Delta 3/E Larry Fast Synergy (2:18)
Soundcheck: Delta Three: Delta 3/F Larry Fast Synergy (4:47)

Credits

Murray Brenman (Design), Larry Fast (Digital Editing), Robert Ludwig (Mastering), Murray Brenman (Art Direction), Larry Fast (Producer), Mike Mangino (Design), Eric Staller (Photography), Larry Fast (Synthesizer), Larry Fast (Programming), Eric Staller (Design), Charlie Conrad (Mixing), Murray Brenman (Reissue Design), Larry Fast (Engineer), Larry Fast (Mixing)
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Games (遊戲-基)
Studio album by Leo Ku
Released November 28, 2003
Genre Cantopop
Leo Ku chronology
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"Games" (遊戲 - 基) is an album by Cantopop singer Leo Ku, released on November 28, 2003. The album "Games" is based on the theme of video games and was recorded in 2003 after Leo Ku's brief 2 year hiatus from singing Cantopop. His current manager Paco Wong persuaded Leo Ku to come back to Hong Kong's Cantopop scene. The songs 必殺技 (Fatal Trick) and 任天堂流淚 (Let Heaven Shed its Tears) won Leo Ku numerous awards.

Track listing

  1. 必殺技 (Fatal Trick)
  2. 愛神 (God of Love)
  3. 悟空 (Wukong)
  4. 決戰十一 (Winning Eleven)
  5. 任天堂流淚 (Let Heaven Shed its Tears)
  6. 美少女夢工場之真三國無雙 (Sailor Moon's Dream Workshop: Dynasty Warriors)
  7. Forward ur luv
  8. 心跳回憶 (Heartbeat Memories)
  9. 赤川次郎夜想曲
  • Bonus Tracks:
  1. 在這離別時候 (The Time to Leave) (Mandarin)
  2. 不要說你不知道 (Don't Say You Don't Know) (Mandarin)



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