Monday, February 11, 2008
Giorgio Moroder - Chase (Midnight Express) German TV
YouTube via matschinsky2. Sent my way via Kris.
"Giorgio Moroder on German TV 1979"
Minimoog comes in at 2:12. The angle makes the panel appear much longer. I didn't realize Morodor spoke German. He is Italian.
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he speaks german too!?! is there no end to the man's talent!?!?!
ReplyDeletethis area of Italy is an autonomous region, people speak german and italian
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Province_of_Bolzano-Bozen
Moroder also released music under the alias "Munich Machine" (as in the town of Munich, Germany) which always had me puzzled, but this partially solves the riddle...
ReplyDeleteWhat's puzzling about "Munich Machine"? He was based in Munich and recorded most of his better known work there.
ReplyDelete...before he went to LA
ReplyDeleteThe Minimoog and the Roland MC-8 war hired from our shop "Synthesizerstudio Bonn, Matten & Wiechers". Fine to remeber the good old days.
ReplyDeleteRegards
Dirk Matten
http://www.elektropolis.de
Yes - it is easy Giorgio is from SUEDTIROL - thats why he speaks german and italian - also as I remember he did a lot with DONNA SUMMER during his Munich time and mostly he recorded at that time in the ARABELLA STUDIOS -
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