DICK HYMAN - MOOG, The Electric Eclectics of Dick Hyman (1969)
http://www.mediafire.com/?2d1snqlla5c483b
Tracks:
1. Topless Dancers Of Corfu
2. The Legend Of Johnny Pot
3. The Moog And Me
4. Tap Dance In The Memory Banks
5. Four Duets In Odd Meter
6. The Minotaur
7. Total Bells And Tony
8. Improvisation In Fourths
9. Evening Thoughts
10. Give It Up Or Turn It Loose
11. Kolumbo
12. Time Is Tight
*This is the first of these Moog guys I heard. Greg had this on vinyl and let me borrow it for awhile. I made a tape of it and still listen to this goofy shit in my studio all the time.
BRUCE HAACK - Electric Lucifer (1970)
http://www.mediafire.com/?i52guejb95ihb6m
Tracks:
1. electric to me turn
2. the word
3. cherubic hymn
4. program me
5. war
6. national anthem to the moog
7. chant of the unborn
8. incantation
9. angel child
10. word game
11. song of the death machine
12. super nova
13. requiem
*The Classic! What a weirdo.
LUCIFER (MORT GARSON) - Black Mass (1971)
http://www.mediafire.com/?ax44pazi27koj02
Tracks:
1. Solomon's Ring
2. The Ride of Aida (Voodoo)
3. Incubus
4. Black Mass
5. The Evil Eye
6. Exorcism
7. The Philosopher's Stone
8. Voices of the Dead (The Medium)
9. Witch Trial
10. ESP
*off-the-wall bonkers. not as good as Plantasia but I've already posted that one (I think), and this is more in the period and style of the others in this post (although, at the same time, completely different).
TONTO'S EXPANDING HEAD BAND - Zero Time (1971)
http://www.mediafire.com/?2lxpiu0138gyqv0
Tracks:
1. Cybernaut
2. Jetsex
3. Timewhys
4. Aurora
5. Riversong
6. Tama
*Malcolm Cecil and Robert Margouleff. In-case you don't already know: these are the guys behind Stevie Wonder's synths in the 1970's.
Although it's technically not a Moog, TONTO (The Original New Timbral Orchestra) started of with a couple of Moog synths that were combined with four Oberheims, two ARPS and a bunch of other crazy stuff. It looked like this:
who's that guy!? I believe it's Malcolm. nice overalls thank you.
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