Moog Music Forum

A favorite synth line of mine is on the end of ABBA's 'Lay all your love on me'.

I tried to recreate it on my Sub Phatty
https://soundcloud.com/tom_1970/lay-all ... ve-on-moog

One of favorite Minimoog solos is from Starbuck.
The band that used several minis in it.

The song is an instrument called Bordello Bordeaux and can be heard at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlEWWuYeZ_c

Lots of xylophone and minimoog.

The solo starts at 3:35

Enjoy!!

Gerry

Wonderful thread. Lots of mine have been listed, so I'll just list some from the top of my head


Marillion: Lords of the Backstage - Live version from The Thieving Magpie
Genesis: The Cinema Show - Selling England by the Pound
Phideaux: Thank you for the evil - Doomsday Afternoon
Phideaux: Snowtorch (Part One) - Snowtorch
Phideaux: Waiting for the axe to fall - Number Seven
The Flower Kings: Serious Dreamers - The Rainmaker
The Flower Kings: I am the Sun (Part 1) - Space Revolver
Led Zepellin: All of my love - In through the out door
Mahavishnu Orchestra: Celestial Terrestrial Commuters - Birds of Fire

Styx...any song that had a synth solo had a kick ass synth solo.

This is one of my favorites, because it's very fun. My grandmother didn't like this one when driving her around in her car.

Herbie Hancock
"The Trailor"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NXg4on ... 6DC8584243


(And Mr. Roboto, as corny as that is, was the song that I heard probably 1986 or so....the sample and hold at the end really made me wonder what the hell that was and I loved it!)

I had to re-read this thread, to see if I had already posted to it in years past Since it's been resurrected…most of my personal faves have already been mentioned, but I'd add Eddie Jobson's Minimoog solo on "I Promise Not To Come In Your Mouth" (blame FZ for the title, not EJ or me…Eddie mentioned that he hated it, in a old Keyboard interview) from Zappa in New York…pretty stunning performance, you can hear him developing the style he continued to use on the UK albums.

Funny to see a thread take a 9 year hiatus and then come back to life as if nothing happened...



Stephen




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Everything old is new again... if you wait long enough.

sundaeclubber wrote: Hate to state the bleedin'orbvious, but what about Rick Wakeman's "White Rock" theme?
SCx

Dear sundaelubber, perfect remark!

Cheers.

- c.a.t.

In the Cage, Genesis
The Firth of Fifth, Genesis
Humble Stance, SAGA

and several more of Genesis, Yes, ELP......but I don`t know the title anymore

megavoice wrote:ELP......but I don`t know the title anymore

Not familiar with that song. How does it go?

MC wrote:

megavoice wrote:ELP......but I don`t know the title anymore

Not familiar with that song. How does it go?

I`m familiar with MANY, MANY songs and I still don`t know the titles of many of them or forgot through the years and I never took care about.......
Just like with the singing, I sang SO MANY songs in 45 years, just still know the lyrics but NEVER took care about their content.....

I've just been listening to ELP's "Welcome Back..." with that great synthesizer solo on Aquatarkus..