Very fun-but-kitschy '60s synth-led rock & pop tunes. Unapologetic "Switched On Bach" rip-off (no disrespect - they call it out themselves) for the 'youth of today'. Almost seems like a dumb idea in some board room handed off to a, frankly, sick band of really talented performers.

From a historical standpoint, it's an interesting artifact that acknowledges the break-through influence of Carlos's music, demonstrates some diverse techniques in early 'East-Coast' subtractive synthesis. Fun gem - not essential, but this one's a keeper!

If you like to collect vintage MOOG recordings, this one is really good. It rocks with great drumming and other rock instruments along with the Moog. The recording is a lot less-silly than a most other Moog records. Hey Jude is really cool, Feelin' Alright, Both Sides Now... all really well done. Great cover art too.

The digital release (2011) under "Master Classics Records" is a vinyl sourced rip. I can clearly hear the needle on the recording.

I have this copy and the one by Limelight, and the latter is much better quality. This version is flat and every little pop and crackle buries the music. It sounds worse than a KTel album. The Limelight album (which has the girl on the cover) was pressed nice and loud and thick.

Some of the most beautiful wallpaper music that is centered on moog tones and Beatles covers.