Chase still gets me pumped up any time I listen to it, which is whenever I want since finding a vinyl copy for $5 back around 2003, and gleefully grabbing it. Moroder found a four leaf clover when he and Bellotte met that Moog, and I can't imagine the thrill they must have felt in discovering what they could do with it.
I think you're right Jamie. Electronic instruments at that time were an adventure. You never knew if you could re-create a sound the next time you used it.
Chase still gets me pumped up any time I listen to it, which is whenever I want since finding a vinyl copy for $5 back around 2003, and gleefully grabbing it. Moroder found a four leaf clover when he and Bellotte met that Moog, and I can't imagine the thrill they must have felt in discovering what they could do with it.
I think you're right Jamie. Electronic instruments at that time were an adventure. You never knew if you could re-create a sound the next time you used it.
We lost something when Presets were figured out…
As a Canadian who grew up watching MuchMusic in the early 2000s, this was my first introduction to Giorgio Moroder. 😄 Sample: Tears.
https://open.spotify.com/track/1mY9YGuaRWwE92vkgKKhp9?si=0G9Eaj6USriirB7vjzn0jA
Never heard this one before 😃 so thanks for introducing. Again a proof how timeless some of his music was.