Robert A. Moog dies at 71

His voice can be heard in recordings everywhere from Wilco to Dr. Dre to Motion City Soundtrack. His name is seen on woodgrain boxes on the stages of The Beatles, Yes, and Herbie Hancock. He is Bob Moog, Legendary synthesizer pioneer. He was the father of electronic music, and the original source of all sounds warm and analog. What would Keith Emerson be without his legendary giant Moog synthesizer towering above him. Methods for creating musical sounds electronically were practically non-existent before Bob Moog.

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is your car susceptible to being haunted?

What if you were driving in your car and just suddenly started hearing voices talk specifically to you? Wouldn’t that freak you out? Well if your car has Bluetooth it just might become the next victim of The Car Whisperer.

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a Musical Mystery

A very frightened man was found wandering near a beach in Britain in a soaking wet suit. He wouldn’t say his name or anything at all, but when given pen and paper he drew a picture of a piano. Hospital workers brought him to a piano where he came to life and played like a virtuoso. All of this took place on April 7th, and officials are still trying to find out who he is and where he came from.

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