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Mondo Diablo Episode 368: Relaxation Tape With Matt Berry
Tagged with mattberry moog synthesizer electronic how-to
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Switched On: In Conversation with Bob Moog, Part 1
In 2004, Switched On met 70-year-old synthesizer guru Dr. Bob Moog - the inventor of the trademark Moog synthesizer now enjoying a cult revival.
In Part 1, we discuss his instruments which electrified the sound of popular music in the 60s and 70s, his philosophies of sound synthesis, and his musical life journey which included working with Raymond Scott and Wendy Carlos. Features interviews with Jean-Jacques Perrey, Gershon Kingsley, and Keith Emerson.
Produced, narrated and edited by Bruce Woolley. Keither Emerson and Gershon Kingsley interview by Bruce Woolley. Bob Moog and Jean-Jacques Perrey interview by a girl called HYPNOTIQUE.
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Mondo Diablo Episode 343: Once Upon a Time…L’Homme
Yeah, sorry about the wait. Again, my excuse is sickness. Anyway, you might like this. It’s from a French series from the seventies or eighties. I like it because it makes no excuses or tries to sooth Creationists’ feelings, and gets right to evolution. I also like the Commedia troupe qualities of the characters. Pierre et Pierrette. It’s nice to know they still use those types, even though we American slobs feel we are too cool and macho for that.
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5by5 | The Ihnatko Almanac #18: I’m Fixing a YouTube Hole
Andy and Dan talk about The Beatles concert videos via Rock Band, do-it-yourself bootleg Hobbes stuffed toys, and more.
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Mondo Diablo Episode 268: Weaponizing Mozart
For your education and edification, to weed out the undesirables from our community; the teenagers and the Dicks, and to keep everything clean and unsullied by grotesque graffiti, spit and skateboarding, I offer you this purely Classic show full of Classical Music written by Classical Men of classical age. Well. Some of these pieces were written during the last century, so it’s still in keeping with the theme of the show. This, solemn, serious classical show. Enjoy, and keep your hands to yourselves.