Monday, October 20, 2008
Mutato Muzika: Diamonds in the Basement
YouTube via gearwire. Note the Raymond Scott Electronium. Check out these posts for more info including some audio.
"We take a walk through the basement of Mutato Muzika with John Enroth, who shows us vintage synths and other various equipment that Mark Mothersbaugh has picked up over the years. Among other gems, we check out an Electronium with a 'Doo Wah' button."
via Ross aka cray5656: "cool devo archive synth basement, cant believe they pass by the VCS3 3 times and dont mention it!"
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Looks like the electric kazoo is a Kazooka, the genuine electric kazoo. I've got one and it's the best damn sounding kazoo I've ever had (including acoustically).
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