Saturday, July 29, 2006
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sev heads were the best
ReplyDeleteYou mean "Severed Heads are the best". They are still going, check 'em out at http://sevcom.com
ReplyDeleteThe first video is from 1985 given that the pieces heard are from Come Visit the Big Bigot.
ReplyDeleteThe synth in the second one that looks like a Moog MG1 or Rogue is actually a Kawai 100F.
http://www.synthmuseum.com/kawai/kaw100f01.html I knew that not because I'm some super synth spotter but because i picked up a couple of Tom Ellard's booklets years back. Each time he put out an album he'd put out a booklet for it that you could get direct from him for a couple of International Reply Coupons. (Do those even exist anymore?) The booklets are online here: http://www.severed-heads.co.uk/sevcom-documents/
severed heads were, and to this day, a huge influence on me...
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