Bob Moog Documentary
Here's a DVD I'll be looking forward to later this year.
Bob Moog's synthesizers defined the sound of much of the popular music of the 1970s and early 1980s: from progressive rock to heavy metal, pop to disco, country to new wave. My favorite groups, Rush, Yes, and ELP, all gave Moog instruments a leading role in their recordings and performances.
Then, "digital" synthesizers appeared and pushed the warm, user-friendly analog instruments to the sidelines for more than a decade.
But in the last few years, analog synthesizers in general (and Bob Moog's instruments in particular) have been making something of a comeback.
And this is the anti-Moog.
