MOTM

One last tidbit some of you might appreciate: Richard Bugg worked at 
PAIA for short period of time in the early '70s. Later, he was 
contracted by Simonton to compose and perform the first PAIA demo 
record. I think the title of the tune was "Epsilon Bootis." Somewhat 
to RB's embarrassment, they continued to send out those little pink 
soundsheets for quite a few years.

Barry (really going to bed now)

--- In motm@y..., "coyoteous" <satori@t...> wrote:
> A lot of those sounds are running through a Level Control Systems 
> super duper mega multichannel sound system whose installation was 
> supervised by my old friend and Cosmic Debris partner Richard Bugg.
> 
> Among many other credits, Richard was the mastermind behind the first 
> OB-MX (before Buchla got ahold of it) or project "Obermoog" a we 
> called it. Actually, the SEM/Moog filter combination in what became 
> the MX was half my idea - but that's another story. Trent Reznor ended 
> up with (and still uses) one of the two original Obermoog prototypes.
> 
> Anyway, RB left the evil Gibson empire, worked doing motion control 
> animation for a number of years, then took over Richard Zvonar's 
> position at LCS.
> 
> I'm trying to talk Bugg into a MOTM system, but he's a pretty hardcore 
> Emu/Moog guy. He has rather large hybrid modular based around a Moog 
> System 12B and bunch of Emu modules. It's been pretty much the same 
> system for 20 years and is still quite functional.
> 
> In fact, he regulary took the beast on tour with Cosmic Debris and 
> Shawn Phillips (anybody remember him? I think he's a Firefighter/EMT 
> these days down in your neck of the woods, Paul).
> 
> Okay, I'll shut up and go to bed now.
> 
> Barry