Rolling Stone (8/8/96, p.60) - 3 Stars - Good - "...All told, the record is pretty fucking funny, and for once, Lenny Kravitz's `Are You Gonna Go My Way' sounds OK..." Q (8/96, pp.123-124) - 4 Stars - Excellent - "You'll laugh. You'll hurl....They've taken the Moog out of that nasty dance music and returned it to its original old folks home. That is, appalling `switched on' versions of classics..." Option (9-10/96, p.121) - "'70s-vintage synthesizers...transform a battery of guitar-heavy rockers into irresistible pop instrumentals....It helps you appreciate THE MOOG COOKBOOK if...you grew up in the '70s and like pop music, but anybody with a sense of humor...should find plenty to like..." Melody Maker (6/29/96, p.52) - "...The mysterious, spacesuit-wearing Moog Cookbook are pissing in the mouth of corporate grunge, collegiate rock and MTV designer authenticity, and I don't mind if I join them (Woo-hah! Got you all in checked shirts...) I can't quite believe I'm endorsing this..." Musician (10/96, p.88) - "...the concept--rearrangements of alt rock standards for analog synthesizers--is genius, and the execution is shockingly good. R.E.M., Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Offspring all get the Switched-On Grunge treatment..."

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