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Hi QWave - thanks for the encouragement! Fortunately, I'm NOT expecting to sound like a Taurus I - I've used my Rogue for drones, etc., so I know what to expect sound-wise. I find that running it through the MoogerFooger Phaser really beefs up the sound. Maybe instead of saying I want to turn my Rog...

Hey everybody! I need some advice. I have a Rogue, which I love. While I would love some Taurus pedals (I or II), I don't see myself buying them anytime soon - although recently there were three Taurus IIs selling on EBay at once :shock:, I live in Japan, and I was thinking of a creative solution: G...

Wow! Thanks for the links! Awesome interview.

Just found something interesting. In the liner notes to Frank Zappa's 1972 album Waka/Jawaka , it states: "Thanks to Bob Moog & Co. for the use of their new frequency shifter." (Found it on the 1988 CD, not sure if it's on the vinyl) I wonder what this is? At 8:04 into the last track o...

There's an article in the New York Times online today about Mr. Moog and the film:

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/09/29/arts/ ... oref=login

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Short but sweet: "Lonesome Electric Turkey" from Frank Zappa's Fillmore East: June 1971 , Minimoog solo by Don Preston. He does some stuff on there that I haven't heard other people do, like have the pitch warble at a really slow rate and what sounds like flipping the octave switch with on...

One of my favorite Moog solos is by Don Preston on Frank Zappa's "Fillmore East, June 1971" album. The solo is called "Lonesome Electric Turkey" and is apparently an excerpt from "King Kong". In fact, just the other day I was thinking of putting together a mix of my fav...