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Wednesday, April 04, 2007

fucketybuckety

Title link takes you there. Guess the artist.

Update also see this post.
Posted by matrix at 4/04/2007 01:09:00 AM
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9 comments:

  1. Anonymous4/4/07, 5:39 AM

    My first thought it was Roanan Harris' live modular patching thingy that I can't recall if it ever went anywhere.

    Cept the guy doesn't look like him and he takes him self a bit too serious for something like this..

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  2. Anonymous4/4/07, 7:05 AM

    all of the images are of Ken Macbeth looking a little crazy and covered in dirt.

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  3. Anonymous4/4/07, 7:25 AM

    ahhhh you know I thought that modular and 49ES looked familiar..

    that's awesome though that someone can have this sort of sense of humor..

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  4. Brian4/4/07, 8:24 AM

    How about Dave Adams?

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  5. synthbaron4/4/07, 8:28 AM

    That man is dangerous.

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  6. JGeebus4/4/07, 10:21 AM

    god the new M5n looks so sweet. I've got an arp 2600 that i was thinking of sending to phil @ CMS for some serious upgrades ($1000+) but now i'm thinking about how i could sell to help fund a M5. would i be crazy to get rid of the 2600 for the macbeth?

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  7. Anonymous4/4/07, 12:09 PM

    You would be a little crazy to get rid of your 2600 for an m5, they are both cool but the 2600 is a classic and always will be plus it's smaller and sounds a little better.

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  8. Doktor Future4/4/07, 3:27 PM

    George Clooney?

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  9. matrix4/4/07, 6:04 PM

    The artist is... Ken MacBeth. It's his side project.

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