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  - The Delta Merchant - Switched on Blues (1970, US, electronic/soul)
    02/24/07
    This is not so much moog as you would expect from the title. Only in a few songs it plays the main role. In the others it does the brass part.
    It even is not really blues, more soul.
    I hope I have the titles right, on the label the a and b side were switched and on the cover one title was
  - Four-year prison sentence for blogger “Kareem Amer” (2007, EG)
    02/23/07
    
    Reporters Without Borders strongly condemned the four-year prison sentence imposed today by a court in Alexandria on Abdel Kareem Nabil Suleiman for “inciting hatred of Islam” and insulting President Hosni Mubarak in his blog, for which he used the pseudonym of “Kareem Amer.”
  - Genesis - As Though Emerald City (1975, UK, symphonic rock)
    02/21/07
    Live at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, one of the largest theaters in the United States.
    
    From their The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway period.
    Side one is mainly work from this double lp, side two consists of the Musical Box plus two studio recordings: Happy the M
  - De Dommedaris - Doe Maar Dom!! (1995, NL, carnaval)
    02/18/07
    Het is weer carnaval in het zuiden, ik zou het bijna vergeten. Vroeger kreeg je altijd een waarschuwing in de vorm van ranzige 'hollandse' liedjes op de radio. Die tijd is gelukkig voorbij. Tenminste dat denk ik, ik luister nooit meer naar de radio.
    In 1995 probeerden beeldend kunsten
  - Berend Dubbe - Cantina @ vpro (maandag 19 feb 2007 12:02 747 AM, NL)
    02/18/07
    Cantina @ vpro
    Berend Dubbe, de helft van het popduo Bauer
    maandag 19 februari 2007 12:00-14:00 747 AM (Concertzender)
    
    Wordt wel leuk denk ik.
  - Ralph Carmichael - The Electric Symphony (1970, US, electronic)
    02/17/07
    This is a religious Moog album on the Light record label. You can tell that from the titles, but you can hardly hear it. The music is good and the Moog well used. It is played by Clark Gassman, the same guy who played the Moog on Martin Denny's Exotic Moog. Ralph Carmichael was the director. Ca
  - Adrian Munsey - Main Theme (1981, UK, serious)
    02/14/07
    This single lacks the lonely sheep. But there is some sad singing on the b-side.
    
    1 Main theme
    2 I think it's going to rain today
    
    [Listen to low quality fragments]
    [Download high quality]
  - Pink Military - Do Animals Believe in God? (1980, UK, new wave/electronic)
    02/13/07
    The only lp of Pink Military. I like side two especially, four songs are competing for the White Noise Award. And the winner is Do Animals Believe in God? with nine points.
    After this not so successfull album, Casey reformed the band and named it Pink Industry.
    
    Side one:<
  - Pink Military - Blood & Lipstick (1979, UK, new wave/electronic)
    02/12/07
    Pink Military is a band Jayne Casey formed with Nicky Cool, after Big in Japan broke up. Their first release was a 7" live ep Buddha Waking Disney Sleeping. This is their first and only 12". Side one has up tempo songs and side two is more experimental. I Cry is very different from the lp
  - Bob Callaghan - Instrumental Moog Synthesizer (1973, IT, electronic)
    02/10/07
    This lp was a nice puzzle. If it wasn't for the four letter word on the cover, I wouldn't have purchased it. I bought it yesterday and I tried to figure out who played on it and why.
    It's on a Dutch label, but clearly intended for the Italian market.
    Most of the songs are pl
  - The Danse Society - Womans Own (1982, UK, new wave/electronic)
    02/06/07
    This is the first record I bought from The Danse Society, and it was the reason why I purchased a lot of their other stuff. But the Womans Own 12" still is the best. Continent deserves a 6 on the White Noise Scale.
    
    1 Womans Own [3:24]
    2 Continent [4:39]
    3 We
  - Mrs. Miller - Does her thing (1968, US, novelty)
    02/02/07
    Capitol released on Ultra Lounge Wild, Cool & Swingin' a magnificent collection of the first three Mrs. Miller lp's. Those were all Capitol lp's. But there is a fourth lp on Amaret: Mrs. Miller Does her thing. This is never (officially) released on cd.
    
    "After thre
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