Richard Harvey's A New Way of Seeing, 1978

Really beautiful artwork of course.

I guess, after playing keyboards and flutes in famed renaissance prog band Gryphon, Richard Harvey became primarily a library composer, but in 1979 he made this concept-like album, with perhaps less of the creative prog spirit than the earlier Gryphons unfortunately, nonetheless interesting on that basis alone.  Information here, note:

This record was distributed by ICL to their staff and business partners, so it was not available in the shops.

As for "ICL" this was:

International Computers Limited (ICL) was a British computer hardware, software and computer services company that operated from 1968 until 2002.

You can see the album is made up of 4 lengthy compositions each roughly 10 min's long, the title one: