Since i am into gossip , i became curious
From what I read, Bernie Worrell from Funkedelic /parliament, Will Coulhoun from Living Colour , and Suzanne Ciani were invited
Electronic music dance musicians were not invited from what i read on Wikipedia
Could it be anyone. He invented the digital synthesizer
So what do boomers, genx, millennials think who should portray him
I live in California, I heard on the news , that there will be extreme heatwave until mid october. It was over 100 degrees yesterday in october
Which song sounds better
Come undone by Duran Duran
https://youtu.be/Epj84QVw2rc?is=jMUTgkBuluHc-IGw
Or the unplugged version of Come undone with Lamya and Duran Duran
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Does analog synthesizers ages music faster than music that used very little synthesizers
I decided to post 2 songs .
One is from the Gap Band, released in 1980 They only used a synthesized bass for the song burned rubber. charlie Wilson said he used the minimoog for the bassline
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burn\\\_Rubber\\\_(Why\\\_You\\\_Wanna\\\_Hurt\\\_Me)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burn_Rubber_(Why_You_Wanna_Hurt_Me)
According to engineer Jack Rouben, the foundation of the song started with its bassline: "\[The track\] was a musical idea that Charlie came up with on the Minimoog that turned into a groove, then a completed arrangement, and then they put the lyrics at the very end...This song was built upon that one repeating bass track, and that was the jam that blossomed into a whole complete song."\[3\] Rouben also remarked how the title for this song, along with many other hits by the band, was a phrase coined by co-writer Rudy Taylor.
https://youtu.be/tmcncGirAU4?is=U2VwdkICX2CYLFH0
I feel love donna summer. Which used the moog synthesizer too. I thought it sound old
That made moog to be influential.
Reverb mostly mentions , Jazz such as herbie hancock and Sun Ra , hip hop music producers Dr dre and Jay Dilla and prog rock/synth pop musicians such kraftwerk and pink floyd.
also funk musician, Bernie worrell from Parliament
Ten musicians that made made moog to be influential
I am not a fan of moog since i like the sound of digital synthesizers better
It does not bother me if anyone thinks i am weird in a bad way for posting this
https://reverb.com/news/10-musicians-who-made-the-minimoog-the-most-influential-synth-of-all-time
It mentions
Bernie Worrell from parliament
SUN RA
RICK wakeman
GARY numan
Yumiko ohno
Kraftwerk
Pink Floyd
DR DRE
JAY DILLA
Herbie Hancock
The song was popular in 1993 when I was a child . I am not a fan of house music , I did hear this song a lot when I was in elementary school. I would watch hip hop and R &B music videos instead
It sounds like the song uses digital synthesizers
It has over 100,000,000 views on youtube
In the area where I live , I always listen to Black radio stations since I was a child
I am not Black but I have relatives who are half Black
I am not White because I have zero European ancestry in my bloodline
Is it because of the moog synthesizers
I notice 1970s /1980s soul and funk musicians that use moog synthesizers still get played on Black radio stations such as
The Gap band
https://youtu.be/zSsXRWhfN3w?is=D7WvZRqWWv0e3Rb9
Parliament
https://youtu.be/bWurqD68u70?is=EgKBpk0LWDVevI29
Yarbrough and people
https://youtu.be/aK2-L2y25Bg?is=jybY\_a2d3tciQLiO
Zapp and Roger
I am not a fan of electronic dance music or alternative rock/indie .
I didn't like daft punk when I was a kid.
I was heavily more into hip hop because I was attending public schools that had a significant Black population. The school principal was Black but the Teachers were from diverse racial backgrounds .
Some of her songs sound like synth pop to me . She was releasing music when synth pop was popular in the 1980s
He was an electronic engineer and musician . He pushed the ideas of robert moog into extreme limits . He was working for roland in the 1970s and 1980s. He helped in the development of arp 2600 and arp soloists and yamaha dx7. He also invented the drum machine for roland, 808 drums which is useful in hip hop, and house music
I posted this on another thread but i received less answers
The vast majority of young people people prefer music made with digital synthesizers while I feel love is made with moog synthesizers. Modern pop music left analog synthesizers many decades ago
I feel love by donna summer or Zapp and Roger's more bounce to the once
Both songs used moog synthesizers. More bounce to the once has a moog bassline throughout the song . They were produced in the 1970s
Personally I think the song I feel love sounds awful and I found out it was made from moog synthesizers. It does not sound pop friendly to my ears at all. It sounded like noise.
It was produced in 1979 using an analog synthesizer ( Moog) . It was released in 1980. Do you think the music sounds 1980s or 1970s ?
The 1980s was using digital synthesizers while this song uses analog synthesizers
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The song was from a 1979 album. The single Funky town was released in 1980 instead. Unlike a lot of the songs of the 1980s, this song was made with analog synthesizers while a lot of 1980s songs were produced with digital synthesizers
Tall women do not gain weight faster like short women . How do both genders view tall women ?
I understand some men who are short are not attracted to tall women
Tall women are still feminine.
I am a female who is curious
The inland empire is not far from san andreas faultline, the desert, the mountains, the beaches , and central valley
The inland empire is one of the largest metro areas
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Is it Washington state , oregon, idaho , arizona, alaska, or new mexico or hawaii
And which one you would never visit or or never move to
I saw a reddit thread where a redditor said he would never move to most US states .
He would move to Hawaii, New York, Washington, Arizona, Oregon , Minnesota and Michigan as a California resident