1978 Half-speed speed master for the SuperDisk series. Mastered by Jack Hunt. NM- jacket. One of Ponty's best albums and a classic of the fusion genre. "Cosmic Messenger" is an album by French jazz violinist Jean-Luc Ponty, released in 1977. This work represents Ponty's continued evolution in the jazz fusion genre, combining complex jazz arrangements with electronic instrumentation and rock influences. The album features Ponty on violin, along with a band that includes Allan Zavod on keyboards, Ralphe Armstrong on bass, and Steve Smith on drums, among others. The tracks on the album are characterized by their intricate melodies, dynamic rhythms, and the use of synthesizers, which were innovative at the time.

The album is often praised for its skilled musicianship and the seamless integration of various musical styles. Tracks like "Cosmic Messenger" and "Egocentric Molecules" showcase Ponty's virtuosity on the violin and his ability to lead a band through complex compositions. "Cosmic Messenger" solidified Ponty's reputation as a leading figure in jazz fusion and contributed to the broader acceptance of the genre. The album remains a significant work in Ponty's discography and is considered a classic among fans of jazz fusion.