I am goin to chime in on this one...
I agree completly, I sometimes just sit and admire my
wall of beautiful black modules with their silver
shinny eyes staring back at me and I love the blinkey
lights, My musician friends come over and look at
the monster and then they play the keyboard and smile.
We are all so lucky Paul started MOTM, I would have
never made my dream modular come true with out Paul.
In my office next to my computer I have a photo of a
good sized moog ( I think it is from Walter Carlos
studio when he did S.O.B.) It has been my inspiration
for many years, I tore the photo out of a humanites
book from college in 1972. I still have the photo and
now I have the modular.
Thank you Paul, what ever way you decide to run your
bussines it is YOUR Busines, I will support you when
ever I can.
Dont you love America.
Ciao,
John
--- pow333us <
fluxivity@...> wrote:
> Hey Paul,
> In the midst of all this tooling up and retooling
> and changing around
> and explaining your decisions to all and sundry...
> I'd like to say
> thanks, my synth is awesome. and by that of course I
> mostly mean that
> your synth is awesome. I bought some filters from
> you in 1999 and have
> been slowly expanding from there. Most everything
> has changed in my
> life since then but the synth remains. My wife
> doesn't even hate it
> even though it takes up most of our enterntainment
> center.
> Reading Moes and thinking darn, a year has passed
> since Larry
> passed...life is just too stinking short at best. He
> just really made
> me think about The building, the playing, the
> talking and typing about
> sometimes the just staring at your/my synth has been
> a luxury and a
> constant pleasure. and today playing it reminded me
> that I may not
> have said thanks often enough to balance out the
> gain to my life. So
> thanks and hell yeah! Back on your head.
> paul
>
>
>
>
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