Japan - Ghosts Live (1982). Synths used for texture.
And of course.... Van Halen's JUMP. Synths used for dust.
Look at how dusty that OB-Xa is!!! Eddie is just smiling away. No respect I tell yah. No respect...
Friday, March 03, 2006
OB-X and OB-Xa Motherload on YouTube
That Micke is back. Title link takes you to his post on VSE with more links to video synth goodness, this time featuring the Oberheim OB-X and OB-Xa.
Japan - Ghosts Live (1982). Synths used for texture.
And of course.... Van Halen's JUMP. Synths used for dust.
Look at how dusty that OB-Xa is!!! Eddie is just smiling away. No respect I tell yah. No respect...
Japan - Ghosts Live (1982). Synths used for texture.
And of course.... Van Halen's JUMP. Synths used for dust.
Look at how dusty that OB-Xa is!!! Eddie is just smiling away. No respect I tell yah. No respect...
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I remember when the Jump video played on MTV every hour or so, they dubbed in an extra "OWW-OHH!!" right after the keyboard solo, and I could never figure out why. But in this video it has been (badly) edited out. Interesting. OK, maybe it isn't that interesting.
ReplyDeleteWhat's more interesting is that Diamond Dave acts like your friend's too-promiscuous drunk Mom throughout the entire video.
Too funny. I miss Diamond Dave in Van Halen. It was like turning that knob to 11. I'll never forget that MTV reuninting flop.
ReplyDeleteMine's about that dusty too.
ReplyDeleteRichard Barbieri is perhaps the most underestimated synthesist of the 80s. Japan's "Ghosts" is a work of true genius. It's amazing to think a song this bizarre and introspective made it on the pop charts.
ReplyDeleteTimes sure have changed...