One more via this set. Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Yule, et al! May your Holidays be synthfully warm.
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My mom has that same little ceramic Christmas tree!
ReplyDelete(Doktorfuture is back from vacation)
Funny! My sister gave it to us last year. Too bad it's not a Sleestack MIDI controller. : )
ReplyDeleteDude! I have the whole Land of the Lost on DVD!
ReplyDeleteSleestack's Rock!
I want to live in a Pylon!
Does anyone else think the Sleestack were modeled on Miles Davis's later years?
ReplyDelete*raises hand* Hilarious! I never made the connection until now. He was most definitely the closest thing to a Sleestack in human form. Too funny.
ReplyDeleteThe little ceramic Christmas tree. The lights are like little crystals like the Sleestack crystal table. Would be cool if you could use it as a MIDI controller. Pull a crystal out and it does something. Turn one, arrange them in color patterns as a sequencer, etc. I think Buchla should do it. : )
ReplyDeleteBuchla should do it with Swarovski crystals and Bleu-Rai Lasers.
ReplyDeleteDude!! I always thought that Sleestack crystal panel would be the gnarliest midi controller. Maybe someday I'll get really ambitious and build one.
ReplyDeleteI have all of the LOTL on DVD as well. Loved it as a kid. Cheesy as all hell, but great nonetheless. Awesome for samples ;)