-----Original Message----- From: Colin G Crawford [mailto:g-colin.crawford@...] Sent: 16 May 2002 20:04 To: Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [Mellotronists] EAR WAX (OMD/non-prog) Colin After that (circa 1984) they started using Emulators in a more conventional manner, the music started to sound "digital" and the thematic material went "off" a bit, "Junk Culture" being the appropriately named album from that year. Stuffed full of Prophet 5, OBX and other instruments thankfully of a past era. How could I ever have thought them "cool"? Are you SURE? I LUST after a Prophet-5! Not all analogue polys were great, but you can't go wrong with either Sequential or Oberheim in my book... Andy McCluskey of OMD is the man behind current teenybop sensation "Atomic Kitten"... In fact, listen carefully..... I'm sure that he's using up old unrecorded OMD songs in the process. What is the betting that he still has his old Mellotron still going strong somewhere, and it will feature on one of the cute girlie band's tracks in the future? Also, what is the betting that his Emulator is now scrap?! Well... I've traced a reference to an outfit called The Listening Pool, who put out an album called 'Still Life' around '94. Paul Humphreys, not Andy McCluskey, is the main geezer, and apparently there's some 'Tron on it. Anyone out there heard it? So maybe it ended up in the Humphreys camp. Then again, if you say they had both a Mellotron and a Novatron... Andy T. M400 #1145 http://freespace.virgin.net/andy.thompson/
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RE: [Mellotronists] EAR WAX (OMD/non-prog)
2002-05-16 by Andy Thompson
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