Monday, March 26, 2007
Richard Bone "Alien Girl"
YouTube via baconpeel. via Zonkout in the comments of this post. "Well if you guys like that, check out Richard Bone's video for "Alien Girl". He played keys in Shox Lumania."
Guess the synths.
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If anyone is interested the synth (far left) is a second edition Roland SH-1 (I also had the original SH-1 that had the color coded 'tabs' for various wavelengths along the wood grain front. It came out in 1979 and was very primitive. Far more rare is the manually played Vox Percussion King made from 1966-68. It had no tempo control. I still have that unit because of its collectability . RB
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