This will be one I assumebigmoog wrote:im getting as much music by the monkees...as i can
har wrote:This will be one I assumebigmoog wrote:im getting as much music by the monkees...as i can
Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd.
"The album is particularly interesting for the pioneering use of the Moog synthesizer, which Micky Dolenz introduced to the group and played in the studio; he owned one of the first twenty ever sold"
Well done Micky of The Monkees
Let iz know how it soundsbigmoog wrote:har wrote:This will be one I assumebigmoog wrote:im getting as much music by the monkees...as i can
Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd.
"The album is particularly interesting for the pioneering use of the Moog synthesizer, which Micky Dolenz introduced to the group and played in the studio; he owned one of the first twenty ever sold"
Well done Micky of The Monkees
thats a priority ONE
on vinyl
I didhar wrote:Let iz know how it soundsbigmoog wrote:har wrote: This will be one I assume
Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd.
"The album is particularly interesting for the pioneering use of the Moog synthesizer, which Micky Dolenz introduced to the group and played in the studio; he owned one of the first twenty ever sold"
Well done Micky of The Monkees
thats a priority ONE
on vinyl
In fact I might go and check it out
Some good tunes actually, none of their big hits but apparently one of their most acclaimed albums. A fun album of its time from '67. one o the psychadelia tunes.har wrote:I didhar wrote:Let iz know how it soundsbigmoog wrote:
thats a priority ONE
on vinyl
In fact I might go and check it out
...................quite an amazing range of styles on this their 4th album. Including The Psychadelic Monkees
You can hear the MOOG on track 11 - Daily Nightly
The early British vinyl seems to be in MONO but some o the later USofA in stereophonicness.
RIP Davey.
PS That penicillin must have gone to my head
bigmoog wrote:har wrote:I didhar wrote: Let iz know how it sounds
In fact I might go and check it out
...................quite an amazing range of styles on this their 4th album. Including The Psychadelic Monkees
You can hear the MOOG on track 11 - Daily Nightly
The early British vinyl seems to be in MONO but some o the later USofA in stereophonicness.
RIP Davey.
PS That penicillin must have gone to my head
BM on urgent VIGIL outside local second hand record dealer
bigmoog wrote:bigmoog wrote:har wrote: I did
...................quite an amazing range of styles on this their 4th album. Including The Psychadelic Monkees
You can hear the MOOG on track 11 - Daily Nightly
The early British vinyl seems to be in MONO but some o the later USofA in stereophonicness.
RIP Davey.
PS That penicillin must have gone to my head
BM on urgent VIGIL outside local second hand record dealer
the vigil was concluded, thanks to my good mate ben at ben's collectors records...original mono vinyl pressing:
It's available on la Vie Electronique Volume 10Jon wrote:Yes, not bad. Especially Main Theme and End Theme are good. I always wanted this music on CD, ever since I saw the film on NRK almost ten years ago. I remember taping the end credits to a VHS tape...Insvims wrote:Great music!Jon wrote:Klaus Schulze - Havlandet (1985 soundtrack, CDR)
Yes, but the CDR will do for me...T4N63R1N3 DR34M wrote:It's available on la Vie Electronique Volume 10Jon wrote:Yes, not bad. Especially Main Theme and End Theme are good. I always wanted this music on CD, ever since I saw the film on NRK almost ten years ago. I remember taping the end credits to a VHS tape...Insvims wrote: Great music!
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