Ed Starink - Genesis (Synthesizer Greatest Vol.5 by Star Inc.)

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[@keepinfotechsimple]

I can't believe this piece

[@sergio_el_requete.]

It's amazing, isn't it?
But this is in fact the last track from the album "I Robot" by Alan Parsons Project, a true masterpiece released in 1976 and inspired by Isaac Asimov's book of the same name. The real name is Genesis ch.1 v. 32. - There isn't such a quote in the Bible, as it only stretches to ch. 1 v. 31. , but Alan Parson added a new verse in order to portrait in music what is to come to the human kind.
" The story of the rise of the machine and the decline of man, which paradoxically coincided with his discovery of the wheel... and a warning that his brief dominance of this planet will probably end, because man tried to create robot in his own image."
You can read this text in the inside of the cover.
I recommend you to search that album on youtube. It's magnificent.
Greetings from Chile

[@4iemedimension]

but you must believe your tears ;)

[@mr_don_key]

Another fail in the title.. this is not a composition by Ed Starink himself. This is Alan Parsons Project - Genesis Ch.1. V.32 (from the album I Robot)