Moog Music Forum

Hi Gang,

Does anyone know of a complete listing of every Bee Gees song from 1969-2001 that used any Moog synth (Mini, Multi, Prodigy, etc)?

For now, these are the following BGs songs that I predict that use a Moog synth:

Jive Talkin' (1975)
Nights on Broadway (1975)
You Should Be Dancing (1976 ...

Didn't Greg Hawkes play a Mini on "Just What I Needed"???

--Benjamin (MoogMeister81)

Have you ever listened to Elton John's 1972 hit "Rocket Man" and heard assistant keyboardist Dave Hentschel play a Minimoog?

This solo is heard during the line which Elton is singing: "And all this science I don't understand/It's just my job five days a week/A rocket man, a rocket man . . ."

If ...

How about that quick "zooming" sound that almost silences the entire audio near the end of Pink Floyd's 1975 "Have a Cigar"?

--Ben Edge (aka MoogMeister81)

What Moog patches are available for the Roland Fantom X7 synthesizer workstation???

Benjamin Edge

What classic Moog synthesizers would you like to have in your own homegrown music studio???

My preferred list is:
1970 Moog Minimoog Model A
1971 Moog Minimoog Model D
1976 Moog Polymoog & Polymoog Keyboard
1979 Moog Multimoog
1975 Moog Prodigy
1975 Moog Micromoog
1979 Moog Liberation
1977 Moog ...

I have a demo version of Arturia's Minimoog V installed on my computer (as I have yet to own the real thing, obviously) and I want to know what the appropriate presets are in equality to what ELO's Richard Tandy had used for the distinctive basslines I hear during "Turn to Stone" and the end of "New ...

Regarding "Baba O'Riley," the arpeggiated "synth" intro was not actually played on a synthesizer (the parent LP's liner notes stating the song was "reduced from a 9 minute ARP synthesizer demo by Pete"), but, according to Richard Rowley the intro was played on a 1968 model Lowrey Berkshire Deluxe ...

I am curious over Moog Music offering Minimoog models J, L and M. When will these three be out for commercial sale???

What's a "Theremin"?

What does it do for you?

Benjamin Edge

My favorite bands who use a Moog synthesizer are ELO (Electric Light Orchestra), ELP (Emerson, Lake & Palmer), Asia, Kansas, Supertramp and legions of other prog-rock bands.

I don't really know. "Don't Bring Me Down" was released as a single (off the "Discovery" LP) in August of 1979.

What I mean by "resale value" is the fact that how much a mint-condition Model A could resell for in later years. I am looking for one of these.
How reliable were these model A's anyway?

I got the info, refering to their promo music video of "Don't Bring Me Down." Have you seen this video yet?

Benjamin

Any ideas on the resale value of a mint-condition Minimoog from the 1969-70 period (model A), for the serial range ending in the months of December 1969 and January 1970?