"Composer and musician Wendy Carlos discussing electronic music and the Moog synthesizer."embedding on this one is disabled. Click here to watch it. The video includes both Wendy Carlos and Bob Moog.
Wednesday, October 03, 2007
Wendy Carlos
"Composer and musician Wendy Carlos discussing electronic music and the Moog synthesizer."embedding on this one is disabled. Click here to watch it. The video includes both Wendy Carlos and Bob Moog.
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i got distracted by this vid, pretty intresting for clockwork orange fans. i can't believe it was banned in the uk until 1999, that's just sad.
ReplyDeletehttp://youtube.com/watch?v=7BZDR_ZfesY
http://www.wendycarlos.com/cdcovers/SofS.jpg
ReplyDeleteAs far as I know it wasn't banned as such; Kubrick prohibited a British release himself, so it could only go ahead after his death. As usual, Wikipedia has the (potted) story:
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Clockwork_Orange_(film)#British_withdrawal
What, no "synth babes" tag for Wendy?
ReplyDeletethe ban was stated as being requested by kubrik, but that is still centered between reaction and the possible options in the uk. still a sad situation.
ReplyDelete> What, no "synth babes" tag for Wendy?
ReplyDeleteMomus probably doesn't want to be sued by Wendy.
Her litigious nature makes me cringe.
Planet Earth should take out a class action lawsuit against Wikipedia for making every single piece of information everywhere completely unreliable.
ReplyDelete"Momus probably doesn't want to be sued by Wendy.
ReplyDeleteHer litigious nature makes me cringe."
There's a really raunchy comment just aching to be blurted out here. Something involving pounding, posterior, and post-op tran..., erm... scratch that.
Anyway.. Wendy is one ballsy chick! Nice of her to take it on the chin so well, considering all the pain in the a$$ it must be.
///ok. I'm done.
er, I meant to say "Matrix probably doesn't want to be sued by Wendy"
ReplyDelete"What a bitch:"
ReplyDeleteIts still piracy. If someone wishes you not to use their work you should respect that and stop continuing to be a gnat around their nose.
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ReplyDeleteWell, I for one am no longer inviting Wendy Carlos to my October fox hunts, spring box socials or even my fabulous Rose Cotillions.
ReplyDeleteWow, so you couldn't make a mallet sound on a Moog. If only there were another synth at the time that could have done that....
ReplyDelete> You're saying Wendy is a bitch because she won't allow anyone to use her recordings without permission?
ReplyDeleteI'm sure she's losing millions of dollars a year because someone posts a YouTube clip.
I should make "the_real_thing.mp3" into a UTube video. For shits and giggles.
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ReplyDeleteHey, I just checked, and Wendy's officially a Babe - right on, Matrix!
ReplyDeleteGOTHAM SECORDING STUDIO IN SEW SORK SITY WAS THE BEGINNING OF WALTER/ WENDY CARLOS CAREER
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