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Thursday, February 01, 2007

Synth Books and DVDs

I just added the Book and DVD amazon ads back to the right pane of the site. I had a little trouble getting them back up with the new template. Take a look. If you see any books or DVDs that you think should be on that list, post a comment and I will look it up. I was thinking about adding CDs but I don't want that to get out of hand. I'm wondering if a top 10 list of CDs might make sense or I could just make them text links like my blog roll. The rule of course would be the CD has to showcase the synth, so Wendy Carlos' Hooked on Bach (MOOG Modular), Morton Subotnik (Buchla), and Roger ODonnell (MOOG Voyager) would make sense. Let me know what you think.
Posted by matrix at 2/01/2007 05:09:00 PM
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2 comments:

  1. Loscha2/2/07, 12:08 AM

    Switched on Bach, for sure. Maybe even switched on box set, which is really amazing stuff (I got it a year ago, and have listened to it dozens of times, and the book is one of the best reads out, even if it is a bit palatial at times).
    Subotnik's Silver Apples of the Moon / The Wild Bull is a great album, too.

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  2. matrix2/2/07, 11:57 PM

    Thanks Loscha. I'll go check them out.

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