Our buddy Iain Heath, harkening back to his Disco Days, was inspired by grobie's ongoing series of classic synthesizers. "Launched in 1979, the Fairlight CMI was the first commercially viable digital sampling keyboard. It ushered in a new decade of musical experimentation at the hands of artists like Peter Gabriel, Kate Bush, Mike Oldfield and the Art of Noise." The only thing missing is a pic of Iain with some nice sideburns and a pair of bell bottoms--Funky!
No 70's rock band worth its salt was complete without a Minimoog. They were created to take the synthesizer out of the studio and on the road. Originally produced from 1970 to 81, they were so popular and sought after, Robert Moog redesigned the instrument for sale in 2002.
So when I saw Grobie's LEGO version of the classic keyboard, it was time to crank up the Miami Vice theme!
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