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On 10/5/06, James Elliott < johans121@...> wrote:

I agree, I love Paul's modules (the few that I currently have) and I love this country....

 

BUT OUR GOVERNMENT SUCKS!!!! Soon we are all going to have to start worshiping our "leaders" if we don't vote for change. Get rid of ALL incumbants!! The sour apples ruined the bunch. If left up to them we will soon have to ask them for permission to be able to do anything...

 

Did I mention that I can't wait to get the rest of my modules, and that I am absolutely positively excited about having my very own modular?!?!?

 

Peace be with you,

Jim

----- Original Message ----
From: Scott K Warren < scott@...>
To: MOTM litserv < motm@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, October 5, 2006 12:51:11 PM
Subject: Re: [motm] Awesome

Ok, me too! My MOTM modular is still largely in bags waiting for me
to put it together, but I have the first 20U cabinet full and I too
sit and admire it a lot. I've wanted one since S.O.B. and I am
thrilled that Paul made it not just possible, but awesome. I have my
preferences and I'm not going to buy any of Paul's Frac, but I will
be a loyal 5U customer nevertheless. It absolutely ∗is∗ Paul's
business to drive in any direction he wants. And I ∗do∗ love this
country!

skw

On Oct 5, 2006, at 12:00 PM, John Laudicina wrote:

> 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@adelphia. net> 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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