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http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/08/22/moog ... index.html

While he inadvertently contributed to the creation of certain branches of music that one would rather not be subjected to, there's no doubt that he did a bloody lot for the side of it which is appreciated.

No doubt resting in peace to the sound of a soothing sine wave

R.I.P. Mr Moog... go play that mighty organ in the sky

Well said all, if not for him etc.



And yup, like all good inventions there were positive and negative uses...

I remember posting a link which asked for messages to be sent to him during his illness.

Another legend gone.

This is sad news.

You got there before me, Motz.

The legend is gone. If he'd not been making synths, music today would have been so stale and overused.

RIP, to the man playing the great theremin above.

Pioneer and innovator and bloody nice bloke. Introduced to his brand by a rabid KORG owner who nonetheless owned everything ever made by the Moog Cookbook lads.

Truly mindexpanding. Farewell.

wot they all said....except mark

his surname was pronounced to sound like vogue, ie. Mogue

James Blast wrote:his surname was pronounced to sound like vogue, ie. Mogue

i believe you james ,but i heard it pronounced m-ow-g on the news....mind you he was a yank newsreader.

in Moog's honor, I'm watching: A Clockwork Orange

I've split the Kids' TV stuff off into a separate topic.

My bad.