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November 26th, 2009, 05:19 PM
http://www.Moogis.com
Five years in the making, Moogis.com is the brainchild of Butch Trucks, a founding member and drummer of the Allman Brothers Band, who had envisioned a site where fans can check out cool concerts, create a personal profile, join discussion groups, and claim a general meeting spot to hang out on the Web.
But this would be more than just another streaming video service that didn't care about the content itself - it would be an extended community that felt that same magical bond that comes over a crowd during that roar of approval after a soaring solo.
Moogis offers its subscribers streaming video access to entire live concerts, both in real time and on-demand from its archives.
All this is coming together in time for the Allman
Brothers Band's historic 40th anniversary run at the Beacon Theatre in New York City. Moogis.com ensures that you won’t miss a single mind-blowing solo of the onstage action. For less than the price of a single ticket at the Beacon ($125), subscribers will have a virtual front-row seat for all the dancing in the aisles, radiant light displays, and organic, explosive musical interplay at this landmark musical event.
Five high-definition cameras and strategically placed microphones (linked to digital recording rigs) will transform the Beacon into an cutting-edge multi-media zone, capturing, with crystal clarity, every monumental, genre-defining jam that goes down nightly at the New York venue. Moogis.com promises to help make this Beacon Run “one of the epic music events of the ages.”
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Five years in the making, Moogis.com is the brainchild of Butch Trucks, a founding member and drummer of the Allman Brothers Band, who had envisioned a site where fans can check out cool concerts, create a personal profile, join discussion groups, and claim a general meeting spot to hang out on the Web.
But this would be more than just another streaming video service that didn't care about the content itself - it would be an extended community that felt that same magical bond that comes over a crowd during that roar of approval after a soaring solo.
Moogis offers its subscribers streaming video access to entire live concerts, both in real time and on-demand from its archives.
All this is coming together in time for the Allman
Brothers Band's historic 40th anniversary run at the Beacon Theatre in New York City. Moogis.com ensures that you won’t miss a single mind-blowing solo of the onstage action. For less than the price of a single ticket at the Beacon ($125), subscribers will have a virtual front-row seat for all the dancing in the aisles, radiant light displays, and organic, explosive musical interplay at this landmark musical event.
Five high-definition cameras and strategically placed microphones (linked to digital recording rigs) will transform the Beacon into an cutting-edge multi-media zone, capturing, with crystal clarity, every monumental, genre-defining jam that goes down nightly at the New York venue. Moogis.com promises to help make this Beacon Run “one of the epic music events of the ages.”
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