Re: OT: EM records and 70's prog.
2003-03-01 by paulhaneberg <phaneber@one.net>
Gentle Giant is probably my favorite as well. I would recommend that anyone who is unfamiliar with them to start with Playing the Fool which is probably the
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2003-03-01 by paulhaneberg <phaneber@one.net>
Gentle Giant is probably my favorite as well. I would recommend that anyone who is unfamiliar with them to start with Playing the Fool which is probably the
2003-03-01 by Dave Trenkel
... On another mail list, someone was complaining that Hancock didn t do anything this year to deserve his grammy, I suggested that they were just getting
2003-03-01 by revtor@aol.com
Herbie Hanckck Sextant. Jazzy synth greatness. Tomita snowflakes!! yes... Ozric Tentacles.. oh yeah every album is great.. their later albums are my
2003-03-01 by John Loffink
Any Gentle Giant fan should have the Thomas Metcalf album One. Has lots of Rhodes Chroma too for you analog fans. John Loffink jloffink@austin.rr.com The
2003-03-01 by Dave Trenkel
... There s a recently issued live Weather Report, compiled from concerts between 1975 and 1985, that is really nice. It made me into a WR fan all over again.
2003-03-01 by Scott Gibbons
You can also use http://www.allmusic.com to search by style, including: Electronic Electronica Progressive Electronic Electro-Jazz Electro-Techno Electro
2003-03-01 by alt-mode
For those who are interested, Larry Fast has been playing with the Tony Levin Band recently (www.tonylevinband.com). He put out a recent CD of reworks of his
2003-03-01 by groovyshaman@snet.net
... I have that Sancious album! This and any flavor Zawinul get my vote. Also, old Herbie Hancock - Polyfusion modular, Polymoog and good ol Rhodes. But
2003-03-01 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
Best prog band ever: Gentle Giant. To me, nobody even comes close. Listen to Octopus , Power and the Glory , and Free Hand . You ll never find this, but
2003-03-01 by J. Larry Hendry
When one listens carefully to Wakeman, you will soon come to realize that he may possibly be the most accurate and articulate of all who have played keyboard
2003-03-01 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
Looking at mine right now, it appears that the only mod is a jumper wire from R1 (the end closest to the jacks) to the normalling (top) lug of the TRIG jack.
2003-03-01 by ixqy@aol.com
Ack! How could I forget Synergy?! This is like Tomita, but without the wacky sounds, and more of a rock context than classical. Lots of Moog modular 15,
2003-03-01 by ixqy@aol.com
Larry Hendry writes: (edited) ... Ditto on that! I also like Journey to the Center of the Earth and White Rock a lot. :) Some of my other
2003-03-01 by Neil Bradley
... This reminds me of a joke: Knock Knock Who s there? Philip Glass? Philip Glass who? Knock Knock Who s there? Philip Glass? Philip Glass who? Knock Knock
2003-03-01 by Paul Schreiber
Here s my top 10 records to solder to (no particular order) 1) Enya - Shepard Moons . Some may find it too mainstream but I do my best pondering with Enya
2003-03-01 by J. Larry Hendry
I did all 6 of mine but never wrote instructions it was so simple. If you don t find the docs out there, I will pull one of mine out and document it. I need
2003-03-01 by J. Larry Hendry
I will be going this year. I hope to have 4 x 24U rows of modular (mostly MOTM of course) in my cabinets with the revised magic buss wired and ready for
2003-03-01 by J. Larry Hendry
I am not making a firm date. I plan to give everyone ample opportunity. I would like to have orders by next weekend at the latest. I will be mailing all
2003-03-01 by Alan Wagner
OK Larry, here goes, Spartacus is my personal favorite Album by Triumvirat. You can still get a copy from www.Cdnow.com. They are basically a Kraut Rock
2003-03-01 by Dave Hylander
... Mouser does not stock the switch you want. Digikey does have it in a 0n-0n configuration as Digikey # 360-1114-ND. There are other configurations
2003-02-28 by Tentochi
I got a very quick reply from Andrew. Analogue Heaven Mid-West (AHMW) Gathering 2003 is on again for this year. The date this year is March 29th and it is in
2003-02-28 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Mike, on the LED... I think the lens is actually part of the LED. The snap-in mounting flange I guess can be removed, but I buy the entire one-part thingy
2003-02-28 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
Hello All - I m assembling a Cyndustries module into an MOTM format Schaeffer US panel. The module requires a 10K pot; I ve found a Bourns panel- mount pot,
2003-02-28 by Tentochi
I am not currently on the AH ml, so I haven t heard any announcements yet. I also searched the AH archive and did not find anything for this year. Finally, I
2003-02-28 by Scott Juskiw
... I m sure this wasn t aimed at me, but I wish to set the record straight. I am selling some modules that use CEM and SSM chips. But I m only selling modules
2003-02-28 by Larry David
O.k. I m sure this has been covered before but I don t Yahoo so I can t check the archives. I discovered electronic music in the eighties, along with a
2003-02-28 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
If you wait until May 10 to order you will be SOL! Here s what Larry ... Due to getting started again, I am pushing my order date back to March 10th to give
2003-02-28 by ixqy@aol.com
Hi Ken, I think Larry mentioned May 10th as the cutoff date. I just placed my order last night. :) Andrew In a message dated 2/28/03 9:15:06 AM Central
2003-02-28 by Tkacs, Ken
Writing as the ultimate procrastinator in the group, what is the current cutoff date for getting orders in...? Thanks! ... From: J. Larry Hendry
2003-02-28 by CHRIS PARKER
... *planned*. Isn t this what happened with the original version of the MOTM-800 Envelope Generator? We now have the B version of the circuit board that
2003-02-28 by Tentochi
For those few of you who aren t familiar with the socketed vs. unsocketed issue.... Chips that are either expensive or hard to obtain go in sockets. This
2003-02-28 by Paul Schreiber
Nope, that s it. There is *always* a possibility of a pcb rev sneaking in. But nothing is *planned*. Paul S.
2003-02-28 by Tentochi
I had a new MOTMer ask me last week about retired modules. So here is the very brief list (to the best of my knowledge): MOTM-100 NS/S&H * Replaced by the
2003-02-28 by J. Larry Hendry
Cable orders are coming in. More good news, at the quantity I see coming in, I will be able to LOWER THE PRICE. Yee-Ha. I m not changing the price you pay,
2003-02-27 by Adam Schabtach
They re for self-defense during car-jackings. --Adam
2003-02-27 by John Loffink
When the Real Audio streaming is working, you can get the Pacifica affiliate in Houston, KPFT. They have a long running Avant Garde program, 11:00 pm to 1:00
2003-02-27 by jwbarlow@aol.com
In a message dated 2/26/2003 8:37:46 AM Pacific Standard Time, ... On a couple of stations here in LA during the 80s and early 90s. Our Pacifica station used
2003-02-27 by Paul Schreiber
Just received: The Quintessential PIC by Sid Katzen. ISBN 1-85233-309-X. www. springer-ny.com This is a *really* good book! It s actually explains HOW the
2003-02-27 by John Loffink
Yes, in Houston, on the Saturday morning Scordatura show, mostly modern classical/avant garde. John Loffink jloffink@austin.rr.com The Microtonal Synthesis Web
2003-02-26 by Tim Walters
... Dr. Demento used to use (and may still use for all I know) a bit of Barstow in his countdown collage. For what that s worth. -- SLAW * SNAKES & LADDERS
2003-02-26 by paulhaneberg <phaneber@one.net>
Thanks for the suggestions on the PICs. I installed an XM radio in my car a little over a week ago (a Delphi.) Although I haven t had too much time to scan the
2003-02-26 by Paul Schreiber
Re: Help with PICs (Somewhat OT)Will NOT program the new, fast, uber-cool 18F parts. Paul S. ... From: John Speth To: motm@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday,
2003-02-26 by Les Mizzell
... I ve looked at XM, but that was several months ago and I didn t see enough alternative type stations to keep me happy: Space Music Weird Electronica
2003-02-26 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@websense.com>
As an aside, I installed XM Radio in my car since I spend at least 1.5 hours commuting daily. XM has over 100 channels of music, news, talk, etc. One of the
2003-02-26 by Tkacs, Ken
I have several DIY module projects *way* on the back burner, but they all seem to be problems best solved with PICs. I haven t actually done anything with them
2003-02-26 by John Speth
A much cheaper DIY programmer alternative is NOPPP (no-parts PIC programmer). You build it yourself. Look it up on the web. The source code is provided for
2003-02-26 by robert taylor
Did you ever figure out what it was? I saw something like that in a friend from Minesota s car. Every time I ask what it was, I was told to shut up. Robert
2003-02-26 by Paul Schreiber
I highly recommend the PICDEV system for $209. Includes a GREAT demo board/programmer (ADC/LCD, breadboard areas), the ICD2 in-circuit degug (connects via USB
2003-02-26 by paulhaneberg <phaneber@one.net>
I m starting to work on a couple of my own designs and I d like to use PICs in a number of places. I have no experience with them, however I do know how to
2003-02-26 by Tentochi
I have the OD listed as 0.492 (12.5mm) for all SB4011 s. I agree; a 1/2 hole would be perfect. This also happens to be the same hole diameter as Moe s