BCS Technology Limited Yea. When I was 8 Mr Fox played the inaugural concert at an Episcopal parish my parents attended. Blew my mind.

I beg you to do so David. I enjoyed so many of these concerts when I was young. They changed my life! I try to tell people about these experiences, but there's no way to do it justice without seeing.

I saw 2 of those concerts back in the day and personally met Mr. Fox at one of them!

@@cybershadow58 Hi,, Mark,,had you had the chance to have met him again, even 20 years later, having met you once, likely he would remember having met you. He had a phenomenal memory not only for music but for the second love of his life,,PEOPLE

@@DavidSnyderLumierist He was a great inspiring man with the greatest spirit that i admired so much! I hardly have words to explain how much i admired him for his talent and his being!

@@citzie Well,,sorry so far I have not been able to see more of his music available,,but,,you might be interested in watching for the next limited printing of the only book that he,Virgil Fox, asked me to write, in which I tell the world shocking truths about him he kept secret all his life some of which will literally knock your socks off. It will only be available, once again from me. When it is printed again in a couple of months write to me for an order form for "The Secret Life of Virgil Fox" by David Snyder at davidanddiane@cabletv.on.ca Thanks for writing Ronald and blessings to you and yours.

Actually, the "heavy organ" and lights began at the Fillmore East. Virgil himself said that his booking agent was out of the office and he answered the call and agreed to the terms and date. When his booking agent got back, he asked him - "What is the Fillmore East" ...after the person had recovered from laughter, he explained to Virgil the venue and what he would likely be in for ... I don't know if Revelation Lights did that concert, but it was the start. I remember there was a recording where some gal in the audience yelled out: "GOOOOO Virgil!" And being the showman he was, he replied without missing a note or a beat: "Johann Sebastian Bach and I are very glad you're here..."

@@williamshryock1784 Just read your comment...I pulled my copy of "Heavy Organ" and it was Joe's Lights that performed with Virgil. I saw Virgil in Grand Rapids, MI in November 1973 (still have my ticket stub) and at that concert/experience, It was David Snyder. I still get a little of the feeling I had at that concert even now, thinking about it. The best part was Virgil's playing Bach's "Passacaglia and Fuge In C Minor." And David's lights totally blew my mind. I was so used to the jejune "light shows" that I was NOT prepared for his work. Now days, it's all about lasers, fire pots, smoke, strobe lights, and video projection, which is fine with me, but you could get lost in David's working.

J.S. Bach - Prelude and Fugue in E Minor, "The Wedge" (BWV 548)