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Whoa, that's some good insight. As a fan of that New York mutant disco/funk stuff I've always liked Material. Never knew they were involved with that song. Cool.
I've been a fan of Laswell for about twenty years, and it's fascinating to dig through his catalog and see how easy production comes to him, how he always had his fingers in a lot of projects and how he gathered a whole bunch of other musicians in his orbit. ‘Future Shock’ also has Nicky Skopelitis, who did guitar on some of Material's albums and was in The Golden Palominos with Laswell, and whom Laswell pretty much dragged from one project to another for decades.
Eraldo Bernocchi is another illustrative example. He had an ambient project with some dudes, released something like four records, and then did a collaboration with Laswell, inevitably falling into his gravitational sphere. After that all of Bernocchi's later releases in the project and under his own name were clearly marked by Laswell's methods and the library of sounds and effects, even without latter's involvement.