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Yeah, I have to agree, *that* was one (of many) inarguable and uniformed comments. Too bad the opinonator doesn't use Buchla or Wiard modules to really get to know them.

Paul of MOTM's microbrewery analogy is a good one. 

And although on the surface we can talk about East vs West coasts, it's a different world than it was in the '60s, especially with the Internet and online file sharing. In other words, the lines are blurry.
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> From: 	Chris Whitten
> Reply To: 	wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: 	Thursday, June 24, 2004 3:21 PM
> To: 	wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: 	Re: [wiardgroup] Re: Please support Original Design
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> > But they weren't as common
> > as Moogs because they were limited to one kind of music and simply
> > would never sell like a Moog. New? Yes. Unique? Yes. Useful? Only
> > within the confines of atonal experimentalism.
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> Those are some of the strangest comments.
> Buchla limited to one kind of music?
> Buchla only useful within the confines of atonal experimentalism?
> I'm using mine everyday for tv soundtrack work.
> As you probably realise, tv music scores vary wildly from project to
> project.
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