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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 2305.1 | Was that a DX7? | PAULJ::HARRIMAN | bzzzzzzzTHWACK!hmmmmmmm | Mon Apr 02 1990 11:02 | 6 |
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He had a lousy drumbox. I would have thought it was one of those
Yamma-Organ things.
/pjh
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| 2305.2 | and I'm a pedant,... | DOOLIN::HNELSON | | Tue Apr 03 1990 15:10 | 3 |
| I think "on morning edition ... this morning" is redundant.
- Hoyt\Hey, my dad was a pedant,
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| 2305.3 | | IAMOK::CROWLEY | Some call me.....Tim | Tue Apr 03 1990 17:03 | 9 |
| REAL slight nit...?
????
Whalers in Edmonton? You mean the Whalers in Hartford, or the
Oilers in Edmonton? ;^) Or is this a junior team? :^)
Ralph (hockey fan)
not that it matters! ;^)
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| 2305.4 | War March of the Goalies | QUIVER::PICKETT | David - Beware of the dogma | Wed Apr 04 1990 10:25 | 11 |
| Hmmm closest minor league team to Hartford that I know of is the New
Haven Nighthawks (actually, I'm a Springfield Indians fan from a while
back)
...but seriously
Tom's note made me cringe. While theatre organ is an art form that the
majority of the population won't miss when (not if) it dies, it is
still a shame to see it so unceremoniously replaced.
dp
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| 2305.5 | Is This COMMUSIC or The Norts Spews? | DRUMS::FEHSKENS | | Wed Apr 04 1990 12:46 | 8 |
| It lives on, but in a different form - I have a D-50/550 RAM card full
of theatre organ patches.
I suppose it's not real though if it doesn't start as vibrating air
rather than vibrating electrons.
len.
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| 2305.6 | theatre organ digression | FGVAXR::LAING | Soft-Core Cuddler*Jim Laing*282-1476 | Tue Apr 10 1990 00:07 | 5 |
| Yes, an "art form" that is not doing too well ... I belong to a
group attempting to keep it alive, the ATOS (Americal Theatre
Organ Society). A real (i.e. pipe) theatre organ creates a sound I
still wouldn't mind having on my electronic gear, along with all
the other sounds I already use ...
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| 2305.7 | Take Me Out To The Ball Game | AQUA::ROST | Bass is the place | Tue Apr 10 1990 09:24 | 16 |
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According to the latest issue of the Roland User's Guide (V7-4), the
official organist for the Philadelphia Phillies now is jamming with a
Roland E-20, you know, the one with the "intelligent arranger".
This guy is happening:
"The first one (style card), with the stuff like Elvis did, is one of
my favorites. The second in the set has the Mexican rock, that gets
used a lot."
"We all get tired of the same old thing, so every year I like to go
back in with a new trick,a new angle or musical delight to stiumulate
the crowds."
Brian
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| 2305.8 | twoing.......!!! | LEDDEV::ROSS | shiver me timbres.... | Wed Apr 11 1990 15:10 | 10 |
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Gawd, what I wouldnt give for a good Fender Rhodes
patch.......
pipes?
about the same era. (no, not earned run average...)
rr
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| 2305.9 | | JUNDA::Schuchard | Love them death beep's | Mon Apr 23 1990 17:50 | 9 |
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A real tragedy will occur when Chicago Stadium closes down in a couple
of years where perhaps the grandest, most certainly loudest pipe
organ in perhaps the world lives. A true wonder from the 20's that
is built right into the stadium. No electronic amplification required
ever... Very successful at hockey games!
bob
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| 2305.10 | what? no amplifiers??? that's some set o'pipes! | NRPUR::MCCONNELL | I will not *should* on myself... | Tue Apr 24 1990 13:36 | 14 |
| Bob,
Is that the MONOLITH looking organ...seems to be gold leafed, about
4 keyboards?
I forget the game I was watching when they flashed to the organist.
It was like something out of Mr. Phibes (or whatever that was called).
Steve
BTW - is it just me, or does everyone realize that the Bruins are
going to win the Stanley Cup? ;-)
Sorry...back to music..... ;-)
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| 2305.11 | well, since this is the Hockey note.... | MIDI::DAN | Dan Gosselin, CUP Engineering | Wed Apr 25 1990 10:52 | 10 |
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> BTW - is it just me, or does everyone realize that the Bruins are
> going to win the Stanley Cup? ;-)
Yes!! Yes!! Yes!!!! Looking forward to game 4....
-Dan
Ahem....and now, back to the regularly scheduled program...
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