Mount Vernon and Fairway - Instrumental ?

[pmugghc]

Wasn't there a release of the Fairy Tale music in instrumental form, without the narration? I think I have all the CDs and compilations, but I can't find this.

[Sam_BFC]

Good Vibrations 30 Anniversary Box?

[pmugghc]

Good Vibrations 30 Anniversary Box?

Yes, there it is, thank you so much!

[bossaroo]

a new 30-second longer mix is included in SOS, track 7 disc 6

it adds a short "intro" of radio noise,
a false start and instrumental portion on Back In Bed,
the "wind" sound effect (what is that anyway?) intros I'm The Pied Piper rather than Radio Kingdom,
and Magic Transistor Radio adds an instrumental portion also

[pmugghc]

a new 30-second longer mix is included in SOS, track 7 disc 6

it adds a short "intro" of radio noise,
a false start and instrumental portion on Back In Bed,
the "wind" sound effect (what is that anyway?) intros I'm The Pied Piper rather than Radio Kingdom,
and Magic Transistor Radio adds an instrumental portion also

Thank you, found that too!

[All Summer Long]

a new 30-second longer mix is included in SOS, track 7 disc 6

it adds a short "intro" of radio noise,
a false start and instrumental portion on Back In Bed,
the "wind" sound effect (what is that anyway?) intros I'm The Pied Piper rather than Radio Kingdom,
and Magic Transistor Radio adds an instrumental portion also

I haven’t listened to the new box yet (likely waiting to pick up a physical copy first) and I haven’t heard the Fairytale in a while (and I’m not even sure if I have listened to the instrumental version), but I’m going to make an assumption that the wind sound effect is (played on) a Moog synthesizer. Slightly off-topic, but does anyone know why some people pronounce it as “Mowg” when it’s clearly spelled “Moog”? Thank you in advance.

[guitarfool2002]

a new 30-second longer mix is included in SOS, track 7 disc 6

it adds a short "intro" of radio noise,
a false start and instrumental portion on Back In Bed,
the "wind" sound effect (what is that anyway?) intros I'm The Pied Piper rather than Radio Kingdom,
and Magic Transistor Radio adds an instrumental portion also

I haven’t listened to the new box yet (likely waiting to pick up a physical copy first) and I haven’t heard the Fairytale in a while (and I’m not even sure if I have listened to the instrumental version), but I’m going to make an assumption that the wind sound effect is (played on) a Moog synthesizer. Slightly off-topic, but does anyone know why some people pronounce it as “Mowg” when it’s clearly spelled “Moog”? Thank you in advance.

Bob Moog the inventor of the Moog synthesizer pronounced his name that way

[All Summer Long]

a new 30-second longer mix is included in SOS, track 7 disc 6

it adds a short "intro" of radio noise,
a false start and instrumental portion on Back In Bed,
the "wind" sound effect (what is that anyway?) intros I'm The Pied Piper rather than Radio Kingdom,
and Magic Transistor Radio adds an instrumental portion also

I haven’t listened to the new box yet (likely waiting to pick up a physical copy first) and I haven’t heard the Fairytale in a while (and I’m not even sure if I have listened to the instrumental version), but I’m going to make an assumption that the wind sound effect is (played on) a Moog synthesizer. Slightly off-topic, but does anyone know why some people pronounce it as “Mowg” when it’s clearly spelled “Moog”? Thank you in advance.

Bob Moog the inventor of the Moog synthesizer pronounced his name that way

Thanks, guitarfool. I didn’t know that, but I’m still surprised he pronounced his name that way, defying my expectations. 

[Wirestone]

I think “Mowg” isn’t quite right. What I recall hearing is more “Moag.” Or, the name of the stooge with a hard stop. Super picky, I know. 

[All Summer Long]

I think “Mowg” isn’t quite right. What I recall hearing is more “Moag.” Or, the name of the stooge with a hard stop. Super picky, I know. 

No, you’re right though (and I’m also super picky about everything so I get it  ). I should have thought a little more about the pronunciation before asking. 

[Joshilyn Hoisington]

It's a Dutch/German name, and double Os are pronounced differently than in English.  One can Anglicise the name, or not.  Bob Moog didn't.

[All Summer Long]

It's a Dutch/German name, and double Os are pronounced differently than in English.  One can Anglicise the name, or not.  Bob Moog didn't.

Hi Joshilyn, thank you for the historical/lingual background. You learn something new every day.