Ahhhhh - MOOG Music - some of the earliest electronic music and some of the most cheeziest.

Nothing else can compare to the sound of your favourite hit or Classical tune done in a "Switched-On" fashion.

MOOG albums seem to have been a brief but very productive fad, and I keep on finding new ones. This is my very modest collection.

• "The In Sound from Way Out - Electronic Pop Music of the Furture", Perrey & Kingsley



• "Kaleidoscopic Vibrations - Electronic Pop Music from Way Out", Perrey & Kingsley



• "The Essential Perrey & Kingsley"



• "Switched on Gershwin"
  Leonid Hambro & Gershon Kingsley



• "MOOG plays the Beatles"
  Marty Gold



• "MOOG Espana"
  Sid Bass



• "Switched-on Rock"
  The Moog Machine



• "Synthesizer Electric Sound"
  The Carmets (Japanese)



• "Golden Hour of Instrumental Hits"
  The Many MOOGS of Killer Watts



• "MOOG Groove"
  The Electronic Concept Orchestra



• "More Switched on Bacharach"
  Performed on the MOOG Synthesizer by Sir Christopher Scott



• "Instrumental Abba - MOOG & Guitars play 20 Golden Hits"
  


• "Favourites from Outer Space"
  Various Artists' (Music World)



• "Golden Moog - 24 Smash Hits"
  (Music World)



• "Je T'Aime.. Moi Non Plus"
  Baker St. Philharmonic with the Moog



• "Popcorn & other Electronic Hits"
  The Moog Synthesizer Sound



• "Everything you wanted to Hear on the Moog... but were afraid to ask for"



• "MOOG!"
  Claude Denjean



• "Open Curcuit"
  Claude Denjean



• "A Very Merry Electric Christmas to You!"
  Douglas Leedy



• "Christmas becomes Electric"
  The Moog Machine



• "Moog Party Time"
  (Contour)



• "PopCorn"
  Electric Coconut



• "Ticker Tape"
  Electric Coconut



• "Moog Hits"
  Hot Butter



• "PopCorn"
  Hot Butter



• "Electric Hair"
  The Electric Hair



• "Switched-On Bach"
  Wendy Carlos



• "Switched-On Bach II"
  Wendy Carlos



• "Clockwork Orange"
  Wendy Carlos



• "The Moog Strikes Bach..."
  Sonart Productions Inc.



• "Chopin A La Moog" - with lots of Strings Attached
  Sonart Productions Inc.



• "Synthesized Electrons"
  John Santo Plays Bach



• "Nashville Moog - Switched on Nashville"
  Gil Trythall



• "Nashville Gold Switched-On Moog" / "Country Moog - Switched on Nashville"
  Gil Trythall



• "In a Country Moog"
  Gil Trythall, (2LP Collection)



• "Switched-On-Country"
  Rick Powell



• "Voyage through his Hits Vol.2", "Cosmos", "Grand Canyon" ,etc.
  Tomita



• "The Synthesizer Sound Machine"
  The Fantastic Pikes



• "Space Experience"
  John Keating



• "Space Experience 2"
  John Keating



• "Hits in Hi-Fi"
  Keating Incorporated



• "Sounds Unlimited"
  John Keating (compilation)



• "An AstroMusical Odyssey"
  Sounds Galactic (John Keating)



• "Out of this World - Atmospheric Sounds and Effects from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop"



• "The Amazing Music of the Electronic Arp Synthesizer"
  Gordan Langford



• Bob Rowe's Music Box



• "Star Wars"
  Patrick Gleeson



• "Rocket Man"
  Hugo Montenegro



• "Sound 2000" (Moog, Organ, Rhythm
  Klaus Wonderlich



• "Disco Saturday Nacht, Feverish Sounds of 1830"
  Eine Kleine Disco Band (Orange Vinyl!)



• "Black Mass Lucifer - Moog goes Supernatural with Eerie Electronics"
  Mort Garson



Other Non-Moog LPs



• "Chariots of the Gods": The Peter Thomas Sound Orchestra



• Data General Computers - A Generation Ahead (1984) (promo comp with George Duke, Freur, Bob James)



• Mike Harvey (NZ): "Great Expectations",



• "Score" Duncan Mackay



• Synergy: "Audion", "Games"