Part Rolling Stone article and part accompanying video.
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The birth of jazz rock would be this 
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Having tried out Ball of Confusion yesterday, wondering if some of these sounds could be in a wavetable. It’s all under Creative Commons licensing.
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WHOAH this is definitely the sort of thing I’m supposed to know about already, thank you!!!
Todd Rundgren’s Utopia
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German prog rock band Triumvirat - The Capital Of Power
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Made me think a bit of this :
Probably posted before.
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I still like this :
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I wondered how long it would be before the runt (or was it a wizard a true star) would appear. 
“I want to change the world.”
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From Dave Greenslade’s “From The Discworld”
He (Dave) has a very recognizable sound/style (the vocals are terrible) , The gangsters tune also has a version with vocals, I almost puked on my keyboard. Although it made me think of this :
This album I bought 4 times. Once I stepped on it and scratched it so I had to buy it again. Then the CD came out, and later I bought a signed version ( by eroc the drummer.)
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Utopia and Triumvirat: two LP’s I used to play the crap out of. Along with ELP, Starcastle and Synergy (Larry Fast) – music to space out and destroy brain cells to.
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Sorry , just one more :
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One of my top fave albums of all, and it’s a big list …
I’ve posted Mort Garson’s Plantasia earlier in the thread. There’s a new reissue coming. This ode at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden was inspired by that album.
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Harold Faltermeyer - Fletch
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Uhm…
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I’m getting old and senile, makes all the music sound new 
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I got an alert for new stuff in Magma Channel on YouTube and this just landed - 3rd part but what a way to finish a show. Weird time signatures, but almost serialist, the way it builds, and yet rock (kinda) might even be straightforward to make a patch of this with all those repeating parts (*dreams).
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