This whole synth arsen thing has really gotten me worked up.  I've been having some crazy dreams.  Last night I had a dream that the whole world was one big modular synth and I was in control!!!  Then the dream turned into a nightmare.  None of the knobs on the synthesizer were performing their functions and some guy who claimed to be a prophet for some thing called round edge came in and shot me in the arm.  As this happened a stork came down and dropped off a big baby as Christian Hospital sat up high on the synth and watched the whole thing.

I've got some bad news.  It seems the xtreme Moog Prodigy has gotten out of hand.  On Sunday he was arrested for starting a forest fire.  There was no denying that he did it when he was caught on tape with a big can of gasoline near the fire.  Here is a snap shot from the footage aired on the news.

There has been talk of my xanga getting shut down because of this incident.  This is not a good day for synths.  

With no surprise there are more synths trying their circuits at acting.  Of course synths have been making the sound and music for movies for a long time but in this movie an ARP Odyssey has a leading role.  In this odd idea for a movie hoping to boost Arnold's almost nonexistent movie career I don't know whats weirder to be in kindergarten.  An ARP Odyssey? Or Arnold Schwarzenegger?

This movie is not yet in production, but Arnold himself helped come up with the concept and is really pushing for it to be made.  Arnold feels that if he runs for president in the future some young voters may not remember his incredible acting career. 

I learn something new about synths almost everyday.  This fact really surprised me when I heard it.  There is a group of synthesizers, keyboards, and men who perform old plays.  This is a picture of a performance that they did of Othello.  The Casio SK-1 played the role of Cassio and the Moog Source played the role of Iago.  The synths add something to the play that would make Shakespeare rethink his life's work.  Judging by the crowd at the Globe Theatre this thing must really be catching on.  My only problem is that the synths aren't wearing costumes.