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Tuesday, November 15, 2005

Fame The Movie

Yes, that Fame. As horrid as the thought might be, I just might need to add it to my movie list. There is an interesting thread on VSE regarding analog synth appearances in film and tv. Fame came up including the following two shots. BTW, anyone know what the synth is in the second shot by the older gentleman? Title link takes you to the thread.



Click for a bigger shot to see the synth (anyone know what it is)?.


BTW, I got you to look at Fame pictures. Bwahahahaha... : )
Posted by matrix at 11/15/2005 09:35:00 AM

4 comments:

  1. Anonymous11/15/05, 2:34 PM

    looks like a Yamaha CS synth..

    yours
    moogulator.

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  2. Anonymous11/15/05, 11:13 PM

    Gah, beat me to it. Pretty sure that's a CS40m next to Mr. Benjamin Shorofsky ;)

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  3. Anonymous11/16/05, 12:36 AM

    I dont think its a cs-40, i´d say its a cs-50 or cs-70... but it is definetly a cs-synth

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  4. Anonymous11/16/05, 7:25 AM

    He's obviously playing a Minimoog with his right hand. I would've guessed that it's Larry Fast -- who's Benjamin Shorofsky?

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