[sdiy] Bob Moog interview in Tape Op

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Um, anyone here get Tape Op?

(A North American audio recording magazine with a somewhat indie-rock DIY 
slant.)

The current issue (May/June 2004, #41) has an interview with Bob Moog.   It's 
in a column called Behind The Gear that features interviews with audio gear 
designers etc.   

The interview runs about 3 pages.    Couldn't say how much of it would reveal 
new info so much as fun anecdotes.   My fave story, which bears some relation 
to the messy workspace/spousal gating threads, is about Bob Moog's delivering 
a modular system to the already gear-laden NYC apt. of sound logo composer 
Eric Siday and Siday's wife freaking out.   It's really funny--funnier still the 
way that Moog tells it.

Tape Op can be subscribed to for free (at least in the US) at www.tapeop.com  
  To get ahold of the above issue, though, you'd probably need to look for it 
in Borders, Barnes & Noble or whatever local bookstore where a whole lot of 
obscure magazines are sold.

Some other folks featured this month:

Walter Sear

Sigur Ros

Pauline Oliveros

Tony Maimone (bassist with Peru Ubu back in the day)

Some of these features include a sidebar interview with an assisting sound 
engineer, tech, collaborator.

Meant to mention this sooner (or later)--thankfully, the RMoog in Barcelona 
thread jogged my failing memory.

Back to lurking,
Kevin Seward

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