Have
a look at the cover of the other album by Tonto if you want to see the
size of synthesizers in the early seventies - they looked more like ancient
telephone exchanges than musical instruments. The album is all instrumental
- apart from something that may have started off as a voice, but I couldn't
be certain about that. The sound is the fattest synthesizer you will ever
hear - turn up the volume, lie back and close your eyes while the floor
vibrates and you go on a wonderful musical trip..
The original album is not available on CD, but you may find it at Vinyl
Tap - the bad news is that it will cost you around £30. All of the
tracks from Zero Time appeared on the CD - Tonto Rides
Again, which seems to have been deleted now.
Atlantic K40251 1971.
Embryo Records SD 732 (Thanks to Mark
MacKay for the info)
- Cybernaut (Robert Margouleff, Malcolm Cecil) 04:30
- Jetsex (Robert Margouleff, Malcolm Cecil) 04:14
- Timewhys (Robert Margouleff, Malcolm Cecil) 04:57
- Aurora (Robert Margouleff, Malcolm Cecil) 06:48
- Riversong (Robert Margouleff, Malcolm Cecil) 08:00
- Tama (Robert Margouleff, Malcolm Cecil) 05:23
