MATRIXSYNTH: Synthesizer Medley 1985 Grammy Performance


Tuesday, February 21, 2006

Synthesizer Medley 1985 Grammy Performance

Looks like Music Thing found the motherload of the 80s synth performances on YouTube: Thomas Dolby, Herbie Hancock, Howard Jones and Stevie Wonder all in one crazy ass performance. Title link takes you there. Make sure to check out the other YouTube gems on Music Thing as well.



Tracks I recognized (I know I missed a few, so if you know, feel free to comment):
Rockit - Herbie Hancock
She Blinded Me With Science - Thomas Dolby
Europa - Thomas Dolby
What is Love - Howard Jones
? - Stevie Wonder (I forget the damn name of the track)
I Just Called to Say I Love You - Stevie Wonder
Living in a Computer World - ?
America The Beautiful

Update: And the synth list via pinkus in the comments:
matrix 6
linn 9000
tr606 not pluged in lol
matrix 12
memorymoog
kurzweil controller
fairlight
kurzweil 250x
yamaha qk
oberheim xpander
dmx
thats all i got right now..

3 comments:

  1. Good call, but imo the video is far to grainy to pick out every piece of gear.

    On a side note, I really dig Dolby rockin' out on the 606 (that's not plugged into anything as far as I could tell.)

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  2. This is really really really lame. Fake everything.

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  3. I've been wanting to see this again ever since it first aired 21 years ago. Thanks for the link!

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