was released on the Projekt Records compilation Possibilities of Circumstance. The Synergy albums are: 1975: Electronic Realizations for Rock Orchestra No 66 Billboard 200 (18 weeks) 1976: Sequencer No 144 Billboard 200 (11 weeks) 1978: Cords No 146 Billboard 200 (6 weeks) 1979: Games 1981: Audion 1981: Computer Experiments, Volume One 1982: The Jupiter Menace (soundtrack for film The Jupiter Menace) 1984: Semi-Conductor (compilation containing two new tracks) 1987: Metropolitan Suite 1998: Semi-Conductor, Release 2 (re-release of Semi-Conductor, remastered and containing ten additional tracks) 2003: Reconstructed Artifacts (compilation consisting of re-recorded versions of old tracks) Fast has been developing a new Synergy album. This will be his first studio album of new material in over twenty years. According to Fast's website, it will use primarily software synthesizers (one of which is, fittingly, Sample Logic's Synergy synthesizer) rather than the hardware he had been using. He has amassed new thematic material for the album and also plans to rework old and unreleased pieces. Other music projects In addition to the Synergy albums, Fast made contributions to musical projects headed by other people: Worked sporadically with Nektar, providing much of the dominating synthesizers on their 1975 album Recycled. Also known for his work with Peter Gabriel. He played synthesizer on records and on tour, and rounded out the production team on Gabriel's albums from 1976 to 1986. He recorded parts for So, but these were not used. Contributed to the 1977 concept album Intergalactic Touring Band on Passport Records. Played the Prophet Synthesizer on Kate Bush's 1980 Album Never for Ever Produced Canadian progressive rock group FM's 1980 album City of Fear. Contributed music to the Carl Sagan 1980 television program Cosmos: A Personal Voyage. Provided additional synthesizers on Foreigner's 1981 album 4 and Foreigner's 1984 album Agent Provocateur. Played synthesizers on the 1983 Bonnie Tyler single "Total Eclipse of the Heart". Collaborated on the 1980s pop music project Iam Siam, which produced the hit "She Went Pop". Produced and performed synthesizer on Annie Haslam's 1989 release Annie Haslam. Along with David Bryan composed, arranged, and performed the score music to the 1992 film Netherworld. Helped create the music for Tokyo DisneySea, a new Walt Disney theme park. Toured and recorded with bassist Tony Levin (himself an alumnus of Peter Gabriel's band) as part of Levin's Waters of Eden band. Toured with the Tony Levin Band in 2006. Other interests Fast has