A time signature of 18/8 [eighteen-eight] is used for the entirety of one song by this group, except for several interludes where a time signature of 13/8 [thirteen-eight] is used instead.
A time signature of 18/8 [eighteen-eight] is used for the entirety of one song by this group, except for several interludes where a time signature of 13/8 [thirteen-eight] is used instead. 13/8 time is also employed on another of this group's songs which opens with a long snare drum solo, and on which the Moog synthesizer is played by the Czech-born composer of "Miami Vice Theme." Michael Tilson Thomas conducted the London Symphony Orchestra for a collaboration album with this group which includes the song "Hymn to Him." The title song of an album by this group opens with a massive gong hit by (*) Billy Cobham. This group behind the song "One World" and the albums The Inner Mounting Flame, Apocalypse, and Birds of Fire took its name from a name given to its only continual member, John McLaughlin, by Guru Sri Chinmoy. For 10 points, name this jazz fusion band with an Indian name suggesting a preserver deity.
A time signature of 18/8 [eighteen-eight] is used for the entirety of one song by this group, except for several interludes where a time signature of 13/8 [thirteen-eight] is used instead.
Mahavishnu Orchestra [prompt on partial answer]