gordon wallace wrote: > In their favour tho- Porpoise Song was the first commercial record to > have a > moog on it! Oh that's right! I forgot they were all chumsy with Paul Beaver and his Moog synth...being as they were pioneers in exploring the commercial possibilities of the instrument, does this mean we finally have found someone to blame Emerson, Lake & Palmer on? Or are they still just a by-product of the post-apocalyptic-mod years... Cheers all, Nick Nick wrote: �being as they were pioneers in exploring the commercial possibilities of the instrument, does this mean we finally have found someone to blame Emerson, Lake & Palmer on?� Hey! Say what you will about Lake and Palmer, but leave Keith Emerson out of this! By-product of post-apocalyptic mod years? Probably. But c�mon... at least he (in The Nice) ditched that menace to popular music (and probably young girls and the fellow homeless) P.J. Proby...as The Monkee�s have to their credit a keen ability to lip-lynch (unlike P.J. Proby...ever seen the Beat Beat Beat performance he did? �Who let this wino in!�)... OK, that was a bit of a tangent...where was I? Oh yeah, The Monkee�s �we are too a real band!!!� phase, which seemed to climax with making Head. Which is, IMHO, simultaneously the best and worst this they ever did, which is still better than LOOKING at P.J. Proby. for 3 minutes, much less 30 minute weekly installments...which harkens back to why 1/3 of ELP in not all bad... I guess I didn�t have a point. Sorry folks, have a good weekend. Doug _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com. ___________________________________________________________ T O P I C A The Email You Want. http://www.topica.com/t/16 Newsletters, Tips and Discussions on Your Favorite Topics
