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Renee by Talk Talk from the album It’s my Life.
Morris Pert moved within different soundscapes, but I think he felt closest to progressive rock. That's probably the reason you can locate him on many solo records by the members of such bands, including Anthony Phillips. The latter was a part of early Genesis, yet then he abandoned them, though he carried on with his own development of their sort of rock on his consequent efforts. However, one of them, 1984, remains an outlier in his discography, because the LP contains him and his collaborators trying to work with the synthesizer. Unsurprisingly, the entire disc resembles something Genesis would have done during the 80's, had they decided to stay in the progressive rock genre. Actually, the platter keeps reminding me occasionally of a completely instrumental record by Rick Wakeman.