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MiniWoouf Bean Bag Raffle

Unique MiniWoouf beanbag could be yours!    See more photos below! Our MiniWoouf sofa stole the show at NAMM (click here for photos!), and now you can get in on the action with a MiniWoouf bean bag of your very own! This unique, hip, analog bean bag was...

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Michelle Moog-Koussa Remembers Keith Emerson

A Massive Loss and a Monumental and Ethereal Connection   For three days I have struggled to write a fitting tribute to Keith Emerson. All I could muster was his name, staring starkly back at me from my unrelenting computer screen. As I watched the outpouring of...

Early “Live” Moog Modular Artists: John Mills-Cockell

This is the first of a series of blogs on early live uses of the Moog Modular. Before Keith Emerson took his mammoth “Monster Moog” on tour in 1971—an astonishing feat by any measure—there were several forays into live performances by a number of Moog users. Their experience spanned music genres, from classical, experimental, art rock, and jazz. All before the year 1970.

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