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Originally Posted by Lisnaholic
^ That's interesting. Yes, super-project would be a better description of what they were up to.
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I've seen where they refer to them as "ACNE." I've been listening to the album: Kevin Ayers / John Cale / Brian Eno / Nico - June 1, 1974. I came across a song that is vaguely familiar. I rather like it.
Kevin Ayers "Shouting In A Bucket Blues"
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Originally Posted by ribbons
Such a joyous photo - and terribly sad to think that Claudette was killed in a motorcycle accident two years later, and Roy Jr. (and his younger brother Anthony) were killed in a house fire two years after that. Roy Orbison has had to endure and survive so much tragedy.
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^ I was going to mention the same thing, but changed my mind.
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Originally Posted by ribbons
That's a great story, Nea. I never knew that Eno acquired the EMS synth at The Factory. I believe this was the same synth Eno gifted to Bowie in 1999. It was on display at the " David Bowie Is" exhibit which I attended in Brooklyn a couple of years ago. Eno gave it to Bowie with a note reading, "Look after it. Patch it up in strange ways - it's surprising that it can still make noises that nothing else can make."
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There was a local guitar store that had a EMS that looked just like that. I forget what they were asking for it. It had some problems, something on it was broken. However I often wonder worth getting. I wish I knew more about it at the time. It's the fish that got away. Anyway, I can coax similar weird sci-fi sounds out of my Korg Monotribe like Eno could make, but it would be nice to own EMS.
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Originally Posted by mord
Actually, I like you a lot, Nea. That's why I treat you like ****. It's the MB way.
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