Recorded in 1987 in Los Angeles with band members Baron Browne (bass) and Rayford Griffin (drums), additional guitar parts by Pat Thomi. JLP plays all keyboards parts on the Synclavier and uses for the first time the Zeta 5-string MIDI violin.

Recorded in 1985 in Los Angeles with JLP's Band members Scott Henderson (guitar), Baron Browne (bass), Rayford Griffin (drums). JLP played all the keyboards parts using the Synclavier Digital Music System for the first time.

Produced in 1984 in Los Angeles, JLP played electric violin and background synthesizers plus rhythm computer on all tracks, using one of the first sequencers that appeared in the early 80s. He played his Barcus-Berry violins on some tracks and a prototype five-string electric violin by Zeta for the first time on other tracks. Ex-band member Casey Scheuerell (drums, tabla) and regular member Rayford Griffin (drums) played on one track each. Chick Corea (grand piano and synthesizer) added his solos on 2 tracks and George Benson (guitar) on one other track.

Recorded in 1983 in Los Angeles, this is JLP's first recording where he plays all the violin, synthesizer and rhythm computer parts, using one of the very first sequencers, except for one piece which was recorded with Allan Holdsworth (guitars) Randy Jackson (bass) and Rayford Griffin (drums). George Duke (synthesizer) and Allan Holdsworth also contribute their solos to two other pieces. The title track was used for a revolutionary promotional video made of time lapse photography by Louis Schwartzberg.

Recorded in 1981 in Los Angeles with regular group members Jamie Glaser (guitars) Chris Rhyne (keyboards) Randy Jackson (bass) and Rayford Griffin (drums), with the addition of Paulinho Da Costa (percussion) on three tracks, this album reached number 1 in the jazz charts of U.S. trade magazine Billboard.

Recorded in 1980 in Los Angeles with JLP's band members Joaquin Lievano (guitars) Chris Rhyne (keyboards) Randy Jackson (bass) and ex-band member Mark Craney (drums). Tracks include Demagomania, Forms of Life, Once a Blue Planet and more.