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The Greatest Synth in History | T.O.N.T.O

166K views · Jun 21, 2024 · Music

Comments · 397

  • @davidsharp3110 · 2 years ago

    "There's no Minimoog" 😂 Thanks Anthony!

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  • @TijuanaBorderJumper1 · 1 year ago

    This kind of history is PRICELESS, COMPLETELY PRICELESS. 🎉❤

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  • @TrilithonMusic · 2 years ago

    You are creating an archive of electronic music history with these videos! You really leave a legacy behind! Thank you!

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  • @Rhythmicons · 2 years ago

    What an experience to have someone like Stevie drop by and catapult their dream.

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  • @ChainsawCoffee · 2 years ago

    Who needs a Mini Moog when you have a Maxi Moog?? Long live the Maxi Moog! 😁

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  • @mikebro2557 · 2 years ago

    I borrowed Zero Time from a friend of mine 50 years ago, I recorded it on a cassette tape and played it to death in my car, I eventually bought the album, this is the history of my younger life.  I never knew the history behind this album until now.  Thank you so much for this interesting interview

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  • @Siralantoon · 2 years ago

    Zero Time blew away a generation of English Hippies.<br>At the time Stockhausen was popular,<br>Emerson Lake and Palmer were in their early days and Dark Side of the Moon 2 years away.<br>These sounds, this music, were from another dimension entirely and created a mystique all of their own.

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  • @samalcis · 2 years ago

    It’s amazing how the custom cases are just as iconic as the synths themselves

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  • @Rhythmicons · 2 years ago

    Cecil&apos;s work with Gil Scott-Heron is some of my favorite also. Delta Man.

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  • @CreatorOfTheLow · 9 months ago

    This is the history that really matters to us. Thank you Anthony.

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  • @jshutcherson · 1 year ago

    I still have vinyl of the TONTO’s Expanding Headband records . Plus the great Steve Hillage stuff that he did with Malcolm Cecil and TONTO. Many moons later, going Moogfest (first in Asheville and then over to Durham), in one of the Asheville iterations I got a chance to talk to Malcolm Cecil. Who had been there presenting. What an amazing guy. Big thinker. Great sound designer, producer. It was amazing in that environment at Moogfest back in the day. &nbsp;One year, Brian Eno there presenting on transparencies! Fabulous presentation. &nbsp;Ran into him on the streets of Asheville the next night. Keith Emerson was there one year. Performed Tarkus! And we ran into him in the hotel lobby bar. &nbsp;That whole event was just nothing but running into amazing people completely randomly. While I’m thinking about it Bernie Worrell as well. He played a set after Emerson‘s band did Tarkus - Keith on the incredible instrument that the Moog factory had made, especially for him, mid 70’s. &nbsp;Bernie talking about the fact that he got into electronic music by virtue of hearing the Tarkus record when he was in a dorm room - studying piano at Juilliard. Ha! &nbsp;Nothing but luminaries. And Malcolm Cecil was such a nice guy to talk to. Completely without any arrogance or feeling of self importance. He was just a fan of music. Like all of us. Cecil was such an important contributor to the history of music.

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  • @andrewsmith9440 · 2 years ago

    &quot;He went completely bonkers.&quot; These stories are great. Best channel on YouTube right now

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