via Moog Music Inc. on Facebook
"Thomas Dolby talks about his experiences with Moog synthesizers, his musical process, and his history with many different musicians.
Read the interview here"
Short excerpt: "When were your first experiences with Moogs? When did you first get the opportunity to experiment and play with them?
There tended to be Minimoogs lying around professional studios round-about the end of the 70's - 76-77-ish when I first got into studios. And when the Micromoog came out I picked one up second hand out of the back of Melody Maker. And that was the first off-the-shelf synth I'd owned. Before that the only synth I'd owned was a Transcendent 2000..."
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