Friday, August 17, 2007
Phenomena (Goblin)
YouTube via aemmezero.
Do not miss the Steelpone S900 Synthesizer. Great sounding synth and a great performance.
Sent my way via insektgod who had the following to say:
"It's in Italian but the music is universal...
Steelphone S900 Synthesizer
Roland 505
Korg PolySix
Ensoniq ESQ-1
Yamaha Motif
There's even some oscilloscope thrown in. I really like the "I nailed it" move at the end."
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go goblin go!!
ReplyDeleteWOw, awesome. What the heck is that breadboard business jammed in the ESQ1? Looks like it has a little potentiometer on it? Sweet beer can wall btw.
ReplyDeleteA swank Italo-synthe-chamber, a great Goblin cover, and a bodacious floor-to-ceiling beer can wall? Utterly awesome. Matrix, this is my favorite website.
ReplyDeleteis this goblin, the guys who did hte sound track to the argento horror films back in the day. i lub em to death..
ReplyDeleteI like the picture of him hangliding on the wall...
ReplyDeleteThe breadboard thing is probably a hacked together expanded memory card. The ESQ-1 uses cartridges for external sound storage. Most likely he made (or somebody did) a multiple-cartridge-capacity storage board with a knob to pick which memory set you wanted to use at that time. And that was only -one- of the interesting things about this video!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a great cover of the Phenomena theme!
ReplyDeleteI love Goblin, Ennio Morricone, Fabio Frizzi, Dario Argento, Lucio Fulci etc etc.
Claudio Simonetti did the original soundtrack back in late 1984 using a Minimoog, Emulator II, PPG Wave 2.3 w/waveterm, Yamaha DX7, Linn 9000 as Drum Machine and midi sequencer.
Micke
Forza Italia!
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JZ:
Nice video. Wish more You-Tube stuff had so much effort put into it!
ReplyDeleteLove the DIY angle-iron keyboard stand too!