"When I'm thinking about how to solve a particular problem, I can think about it for days and weeks and nothing will happen. Then, someday when I'm cutting the grass or I'm having a hamburger or I wake up in the middle of the night, the idea would be there. I think it would be egotistical of me to say that I thought of it. What happened is I opened my mind and the idea came thru and entered my head. These ideas, I don't have to dig up anything, sometimes I don't even have to be thinking, and there they are. It's something between discovering and witnessing."

Revolutionary man. I am in electronic music since 1984. he is my hero. I just bought my Behringer Poly D „minimoog“ remake. Thank you Mr Moog!

An absolute legend. People tend to overlook the manner in which Moog (together with Buchla and some others) revolutionised music forever with his inventions. Electronic music is so ubiquitous nowadays that people think it has been like that for ages, but forget that these endless possibilities were once only ideas in the heads of genuises like Robert Moog.

Everybody should see this, and very few will. It's a beautiful portrait of a great man.

It wasn't any single artist or genre that revolutionized music in the 20th century. It was two men. Les Paul and Robert Moog Mr Moog allowed music to reach new heights and expanded the capabilities of musicians to create new sounds. RIP Mr Moog

His expression about ideas, being something between discovering and witnessing... exactly right

To the memory of Robert Moog... your Minimoog changed the course of my life and I have loved synthesizers ever since. Thank you so very much.

I really like how they talked about using the synth sexually, because for the most part its all about how you feel while performing.

i was in the MOOG builiding today in AVL NC putting tiles in the new bathrooms.. lol i had no idead DR> MOOG or who he was or what MOOG meant kinda knew it had to do with music and Synthesizers. So imma watch this and learn . i just started watching and already enjoy it

bob moog i think had the biggest individual impact on modern music. synthesizers are now the most prolific and widely used instrument

I'm just now coming across this video. And what funny is that I just purchased my very first Moog yesterday. I bought a Moog One 16 voice. And I can't wait for it to arrive.

Bob is a legend, an icon. Probably one of the only synth makers that could be considered a household name. Even to people who know nothing about synthesis but just love music! To we synth geeks he's our Gandolf 🧙‍♂️🪄✨✨

This is a really great look into the history of Moog! Thank You!

Thank You. For sharing the Blessings of Dr. Robert Moog.

That monophonic segment was epic. One man's trash is another man's treasure.

"It only plays one note at a time!" ❤ Great story Rick! 🤣

Without this instrument which was so groundbreaking bands/musicians would nt have existed-Kraftwerk Tangerine Dream Keith Emerson Vangelis Tomita Rick Wakeman the list goes on forever -big respect to Robert Moog!!

Bob Moog is such a wonderful person

The best part is that funny interaction with Bob, Rick Wakeman and Bernie Worrell. That was hilarious so funny I had to watch it again this morning @ around between 38:00-42:00. I met Bob once at his booth at the NAMM show and talked to him for five minutes. Just got a Mini Moog last week, it’s great!

33:44 Sampling found sounds, cutting them up, putting bits of them back together, and mixing them, goes back to the early French Musique Concrete electronic music techniques.

Magnificent documentary! Love Moogfest in Durham NC!

Seeing Bob Moog playing Taiko no Tatsujin is something I didn't know I needed until now. Phenomenal documentary. Rest in peace Bob! You were a true visionary.

Happy Birthday Dr Moog! Thank you for your gifts of music and love of synthesis. It had changed my life for the better

this is a wonderful documentary. thanks for posting. bob is as cool as i thought he would be.

A great man, I cant imagine a world without the Moog can you!

I love what Robert says about the importance of live music, that performers can interact with musicians and create a community right there on the spot! Damn right! Been a professional/semi professional musician for 31 years, and live music really needs to grow!!!

Very interesting and touching documentary about a very special man that brought a new dimension in sounds to us

the great man bob, left us with so much.

I saw this dvd at the library in nice dvd cover packaging....now, I can just watch it in full online...thank you......

Beautiful people. Beautiful documentary.

I'm glad this film was made before Bob Moog and so many others who appear had passed. RIP Bob Moog, Gershon Kingsley, Walter Sear, Keith Emerson, Jean-Jacques Perrey, Sun Ra, and Bernie Worrell.

Great docco. Thanks for sharing!

What a lovely man. Slightly mad but in a great way.

WOW Moog WOW!! Thank You.

thanks so very much for uploading this

Very cool...love my Moog synths!

@47:33 the moment we all know. Seems just like yesterday. Time is running so fast. Amazing video!❤️

Love the wood cutting in backgound during interview.

I don't know why Wendy Carlos is not featured in this documentary. Switched On Bach did so much to popularize the Moog Synthesizer. Check out the early 16 Track Two Inch Tape Machine at 27:42. It's tremendous!

Thanks for archiving this

How perfect......Just think how many great things we have started out......In my little shop down in the basement....... :)

yes Bob you connect to us through your creation, and your creation connects us with endless possibilities, thank you Bob.. now BTW can you send some sort of message to you team on earth and tell them to lower the price of the Moog one? that could connect us even more! I hope you're listening

Everyone should watch this at least once. Even those who do not create music.

I used to work at tower records... There was always some customer who thought that acoustic music was always better... like all you needed to to to evaluate music is its not electric. I'd say to them that music was ruined when the Piano replaced the Clavier. Totally silly. You use the best tools you can get. Now its DAWs. Nothing will replace the old stuff of course, we still have shovels, but we have backhoes too now.

haha love the Wagon Christ style animation at the beginning ! :P

what a great human being, influenced all our lives! cheers from sheffield ,england!

What a Fantastic man!

wonderful

great video

7:22 best moment with Bob Moog sitting in the back. hahaha

@ 1:02:55 - I love the way Robert Moog walks!

Wow..bob was awesome guy.....

awesome

Thanks Bob !!!!

great doc

Stunning words...¡¡¡😎😎😎

Great!

Edd Kalehoff was behind the theme for many gameshows including "Family Feud" and at least several of the cues for "The Price Is Right" among many others.

Thank God for Bob Moog.

I saw Bernie Worrel on the back of the dvd cover liner notes and immediately I wanted to see this documentary....

Legendary dude 😎❤️

He makes the most important points in the last 10 minutes. I hope people watching this took fucking notes.

This documentaries dope, seeing bob sit there watching that chick practicing so hard on the theremin was hilarious, and listening to Bernie, Bob listen to rick was hilarious too.

Good knowledge 👌

Happy Birthday Bob. Your circuits remember you. And they are worth lots of money.

TOTALLY changed how we make music........

NICE✨

I gained some really great knowledge from this video…

Lovin' the track: 10:10. And classic: 22:15.

i love this

Its because everything is wavesss 🙌🤘🥳💛

He was such a likeable guy.

Legend

the reason why I’d never be an engineer is because I’m looking at mr Moog’s pens in his pockets instead of listening to what he’s saying

Fascinating and inspiring, I just hope current events pass into history and Bobs good name is protected from the corporate world now coveting it :(

Just do yourself a favour, buy a Moog. Thank me later.

I own some Moog Guitar Pedals which are really well made and sound good with old gear and present.

very interesting

I wasn't expecting to see Luke here :)

He's so cute.

43:40 is gold🔑

Moog was going belly up in 1970 when the Thomas Organ Co. Invested in them to get Moog on the map. But no credits at all given to the Thomas Organ Co.

So thats how the Cylons came about!

Robert Moog, WOW, 😳🙀 🎹❤️😌

i liked the controversial garden scene.

42:45 man bob looks uncomfortable like, please you two, settle down before you start feeling my knobs.

Rick Wakeman still uses the old style Moog. He has 9 of them and takes 3 on the road.

upfront filming the hardest

The man himself!

these things are cool

47:20 ... the same could be said as to why so many musical innovators aren't classically trained

ahahah love the car

@CWaldo428 Thanks.

I wonder if he knew Bob Yannes of SID and Ensoniq fame? I am from the Asheville area originally and was living there in 2005 when he passed.

“I can feel what’s going on inside the transistors” dude literally started the documetary by saying “i am a nerd.” 😜

R.I.P Bernie

Thanx for this. Any subtitles? Please someone can help?

Interesting to see Robert expressing some disdain for digital music much the same way early reviewers were suspect of electronic music.

Destroying to create to destroy to keep creating

Fucking awesome