Piero Umiliani - Synthi Time (1971)

Produced in Umiliani's own laboratory of sound and vision, the Sound Work Shop, Synthi Time comprises 14 selections, many of them variations on recurring compositions, done in a variety of musical styles and tempos, executed in a breathtakingly simple synthesizer vocabulary.  Pastoral, exotic, and strangely innocent, Umiliani paints a picture in the mind of a bizarre, alternate dimension dream of a nonexistent children's animation.  It also sounds a lot like a genius playing around with new synthesizers and their tempo/style settings. He's also playing a Hammond organ and a spinetta (a smaller type of harpsichord)

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