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[[Woozle's audio projects]]: [[MoG]]
[[MoG]] stands for Mother of God, which was the band's actual name. I have found, however, that "MoG" is a name acceptable in mixed company, whereas "Mother of God" might cause conversations to stop abruptly or at least give the wrong idea about what sort of music is played by this band you're in. (Or were in.) So I generally refer to it as "MoG".
[[MoG]] stands for Mother of God, which was the band's actual name. I have found, however, that "MoG" is a name acceptable in mixed company, whereas "Mother of God" might cause conversations to stop abruptly or at least give the wrong idea about what sort of music is played by this band you're in. (Or were in.) So I generally refer to it as "MoG".



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Woozle's audio projects: MoG

MoG stands for Mother of God, which was the band's actual name. I have found, however, that "MoG" is a name acceptable in mixed company, whereas "Mother of God" might cause conversations to stop abruptly or at least give the wrong idea about what sort of music is played by this band you're in. (Or were in.) So I generally refer to it as "MoG".

I created several web pages for MoG long after the band broke up; they are here:

  • Home / Contents
    • Music: downloads and commentary
    • Members: brief personnel roster, with outdated contact info
    • Posters: images of some of the ever-so-slightly-sacreligiously humorous posters I created

Eventually I'll port all those into the wiki (though it would be cool if I could figure out how to include the backgrounds somehow).

A log I briefly kept: 1994-02 MoG Journal