Stick with the original 1975 release. Synth/keyboard gyro Ned Lagin is the driving force, but he's ably supported by the Grateful Dead's Phil Lesh, Bob Weir and Mickey Hart and Jefferson Airplane's Spencer Dryden. Supplying processed vocals from outer space are David Crosby, Grace Slick and David Freiberg. But remember this is electronic music.

USA composer Ned Lagin was considered as a forerunner of Electronic Music, but released only a studio album, this one, before dedicating his career to science, engineering, software programming and photography. At the time of 1974's Seastones, which is his only composition packaged on a studio album, he was a live collaborator/musician for Grateful Dead, so it doesn't surprise the presence of members Phil Lesh, Jerry Garcia and Mickey Hart in addition to Jefferson Airplane members Grace Slick, David Freiberg and Spencer Dryden in the line-up: also David Crosby was credited here. The track contains deep, wobbling bass drones akin to Dark Ambient, abrasive, noisy inserts, glitched, manipulated vocals and quieter sections with button-like sounds and stronly phased percussion. Not melodic, but rather jam-like and a bit childish like Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells, except for the darker sections.

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