Just in time to counter the lameness of the official Moog track suit, it's Moog Break-Beats, an album's worth of "out-of-print vinyl" from rock's awkward and brainy college years, post-guitar and pre-turntable.Highlights include some early Herbie Hancock, the song the Beastie Boys sampled for "Intergalactic," and some dirty, dirty sounds from The Zeet Band's "Moogie Woogie".Yeah, "Moogie Woogie" ... even then, Bob Moog (rhymes with "Pogue") couldn't get people to pronounce his name right.(via Music Thing)
(Also, it'd be wrong to link to M-1 on Haalllloowweeeenn and not give a little love to Son of Monster Mash, a collection of Halloween-themed mashups.Nothing named "Halloween with Morrissey" could be bad.)
