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By milliondollars
#141566
texasvinyl wrote: Wed Jun 30, 2021 11:36 am Vinyl magic... I bet they fucked up that meccanizzazione but I'll still buy it
you sure? i think i have a Morricone reissue from them but i don't remember ie being that terrible. how was the Ritmo Dell'industria 2 reissue they did? (and the Fauna Marina?). i see they are running a seriously great reissue series and it would be a shame if they mess this up :(
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By inksb
#141567
milliondollars wrote: Wed Jun 30, 2021 4:56 pm
texasvinyl wrote: Wed Jun 30, 2021 11:36 am Vinyl magic... I bet they fucked up that meccanizzazione but I'll still buy it
you sure? i think i have a Morricone reissue from them but i don't remember ie being that terrible. how was the Ritmo Dell'industria 2 reissue they did? (and the Fauna Marina?). i see they are running a seriously great reissue series and it would be a shame if they mess this up :(
I thought Ritmo sounded fine but I don't have another to compare it to. I could have swore I read some issues with Fauna though.
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By texasvinyl
#141568
I hope it's good!! I did buy one. Maybe I will snag some others and see. I was confusing them with Trip Around the World. Maybe that was pressed by SAAR and only distributed by BTF SRL. There is also a label Loneos Editions that has appeared.
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By havershaw
#141572
daaaaang, Cocktail Bar is already out of stock?!?

(I got my order in but I’m just shocked it’s already sold out.)
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By inksb
#141575
texasvinyl wrote: Thu Jul 01, 2021 12:35 am Holy Basil, a new label. Interestingly licensed by four Flies
I keep getting emails from them and was so puzzled as to why. Then I looked at what they are carrying and I did not unsubscribe.
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By ScoJo
#141576
A little help from my library geek buds hopefully - I'm currently playing around with putting together a 'Complete' soundtrack to Halloween III that includes all the score cues as well as the source/library tunes - a few of them are listed in the IMDB soundtrack section (identified as Alan Parker/David Lindup tunes from KPM and Themes Int'l LPs...) but one which isn't mentioned that I'd really love to identify is the mellow library jazz tune on the radio during the motel love scene. Anyone have any clues? Sounds very KPM but I have no clue really....

It's 39min 30sec into the movie if anyone can try and help identify it! Can't find any mention of it online.
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By Bezulsqy
#141599
I bought a copy of that Meccanizzazione as well. I try to stay away from library records as much as possible but reading the blurb I could not pass it up.

Soundohm also listsed this Belgian library re-issue. Anyone know anything about this? It sounds very interesting:

RKM music library:
https://www.soundohm.com/product/beat-action-lp

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Sdban Records is thrilled to announce the official reissue of the hard to find ‘Beat - Action’ library compilation originally released in 1980. If you loved the ‘Funky Chicken’ and ‘Funky Chimes’ compilation on the label, you will definitely dig this! Library music was music recorded in a multitude of contexts and styles by work-for-hire musicians, owned by music-library labels, and lent out to commercial enterprises in TV, radio, and film. In the heydays during the 60s and 70s, composers could labor under multiple pseudonyms and library labels would promote their own brand over a musician's particular identity. ‘Beat – Action’ was released in 1980 by the Belgian RKM Music Library label under the watchful eye of music producer Roland Kluger. The compilation contains instrumental jazz funk and pop disco gems recorded by renowned musicians from that era including John Sluzny, Doug Lucas and Ralph Benatar. Some tracks on the compilation are instrumental versions of The S.S.O. Orchestra album ‘Give A Damn’ released in 1976, other tracks were previously released in different versions, including vocals, through various monnikers like El Chicles, Blackfoot, Chicken Curry or Leonil McCormick, all part of the impressive RKM stable at that time. Essential library classic back in print for the first time in 40(!) years. Think fat drum breaks, funky bass, Fender Rhodes and killer lush arrangements!
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Beat-Ac ... se/4319546
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By inksb
#141659
ChrisMcQueen007 wrote: Tue Jun 22, 2021 7:00 pm Meanwhile I am cooling down to some really nice aquatic library tunes - has been long on my wishlist and then I finally scored it a few weeks ago.
I'm glad I saw this post. I grabbed the reissue and I'm thoroughly enjoying this record.


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By milliondollars
#141677
Bezulsqy wrote: Sat Jul 03, 2021 1:30 pm I bought a copy of that Meccanizzazione as well. I try to stay away from library records as much as possible but reading the blurb I could not pass it up.

Soundohm also listsed this Belgian library re-issue. Anyone know anything about this? It sounds very interesting:

RKM music library:
https://www.soundohm.com/product/beat-action-lp

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Sdban Records is thrilled to announce the official reissue of the hard to find ‘Beat - Action’ library compilation originally released in 1980. If you loved the ‘Funky Chicken’ and ‘Funky Chimes’ compilation on the label, you will definitely dig this! Library music was music recorded in a multitude of contexts and styles by work-for-hire musicians, owned by music-library labels, and lent out to commercial enterprises in TV, radio, and film. In the heydays during the 60s and 70s, composers could labor under multiple pseudonyms and library labels would promote their own brand over a musician's particular identity. ‘Beat – Action’ was released in 1980 by the Belgian RKM Music Library label under the watchful eye of music producer Roland Kluger. The compilation contains instrumental jazz funk and pop disco gems recorded by renowned musicians from that era including John Sluzny, Doug Lucas and Ralph Benatar. Some tracks on the compilation are instrumental versions of The S.S.O. Orchestra album ‘Give A Damn’ released in 1976, other tracks were previously released in different versions, including vocals, through various monnikers like El Chicles, Blackfoot, Chicken Curry or Leonil McCormick, all part of the impressive RKM stable at that time. Essential library classic back in print for the first time in 40(!) years. Think fat drum breaks, funky bass, Fender Rhodes and killer lush arrangements!
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Beat-Ac ... se/4319546
i really recommend this record. somehow i managed to get my sticky library fingers on a copy a few years ago. this is classy EU library stuff and i have it filed right next to my Janko Nilovic records. it is the best of the three RKM releases. this is my favourite track. it's unreal!

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By milliondollars
#141678
ScoJo wrote: Thu Jul 01, 2021 11:06 am A little help from my library geek buds hopefully - I'm currently playing around with putting together a 'Complete' soundtrack to Halloween III that includes all the score cues as well as the source/library tunes - a few of them are listed in the IMDB soundtrack section (identified as Alan Parker/David Lindup tunes from KPM and Themes Int'l LPs...) but one which isn't mentioned that I'd really love to identify is the mellow library jazz tune on the radio during the motel love scene. Anyone have any clues? Sounds very KPM but I have no clue really....

It's 39min 30sec into the movie if anyone can try and help identify it! Can't find any mention of it online.
really could not figure it out but it is really nice @ScoJo. your KPM guess is quite educated i think. did you try to ask in the Librarymusicthemes forum? if anyone can solve this problem, it's the members of this forum...
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By ScoJo
#141680
milliondollars wrote: Mon Jul 05, 2021 8:47 pm
ScoJo wrote: Thu Jul 01, 2021 11:06 am A little help from my library geek buds hopefully - I'm currently playing around with putting together a 'Complete' soundtrack to Halloween III that includes all the score cues as well as the source/library tunes - a few of them are listed in the IMDB soundtrack section (identified as Alan Parker/David Lindup tunes from KPM and Themes Int'l LPs...) but one which isn't mentioned that I'd really love to identify is the mellow library jazz tune on the radio during the motel love scene. Anyone have any clues? Sounds very KPM but I have no clue really....

It's 39min 30sec into the movie if anyone can try and help identify it! Can't find any mention of it online.
really could not figure it out but it is really nice @ScoJo. your KPM guess is quite educated i think. did you try to ask in the Librarymusicthemes forum? if anyone can solve this problem, it's the members of this forum...
Thanks Millie - I actually found it! Long story short, I discovered that Shazam was still installed on my old tablet and even though there is only a few seconds of the music free of dialogue in the film, it still managed to identify it! Do you think that perhaps Shazam is tied to Youtube in some way/uses the same algorithm/database? It's crazy to me that it identified a library track, but there you go - almost everything is up on YT now so perhaps that solves the mystery.

It's Lurker by Franco Ricotti, Bruton BRH8 'Rhythm Stick' . A terrific tune, so so happy to have sourced it against the odds :D


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=teC7V-4Ykkg
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By havershaw
#141681
Man, I really want to find that KRM reissue somewhere in the US. anyone know if there’s a US distributor?

$35 shipping feels like a lot for a $20 record (even though this is great).
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By milliondollars
#141710
ScoJo wrote: Mon Jul 05, 2021 8:59 pm
milliondollars wrote: Mon Jul 05, 2021 8:47 pm
ScoJo wrote: Thu Jul 01, 2021 11:06 am A little help from my library geek buds hopefully - I'm currently playing around with putting together a 'Complete' soundtrack to Halloween III that includes all the score cues as well as the source/library tunes - a few of them are listed in the IMDB soundtrack section (identified as Alan Parker/David Lindup tunes from KPM and Themes Int'l LPs...) but one which isn't mentioned that I'd really love to identify is the mellow library jazz tune on the radio during the motel love scene. Anyone have any clues? Sounds very KPM but I have no clue really....

It's 39min 30sec into the movie if anyone can try and help identify it! Can't find any mention of it online.
really could not figure it out but it is really nice @ScoJo. your KPM guess is quite educated i think. did you try to ask in the Librarymusicthemes forum? if anyone can solve this problem, it's the members of this forum...
Thanks Millie - I actually found it! Long story short, I discovered that Shazam was still installed on my old tablet and even though there is only a few seconds of the music free of dialogue in the film, it still managed to identify it! Do you think that perhaps Shazam is tied to Youtube in some way/uses the same algorithm/database? It's crazy to me that it identified a library track, but there you go - almost everything is up on YT now so perhaps that solves the mystery.

It's Lurker by Franco Ricotti, Bruton BRH8 'Rhythm Stick' . A terrific tune, so so happy to have sourced it against the odds :D


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=teC7V-4Ykkg
what a happy end! and a really emberrasing outcome for me actually. turns out that i have the record in my basement for years and never have listened to it until today. got it together with a lot of other Brutons that i grabbed for pennies. thanks a lot for hooking me up with it! :) without you, it would never have paid attention to it.

that particular Lurker cue is really outstanding!

and yes is my answer to the Youtube/Shazam algorithm question...
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By texasvinyl
#141712
Shazam has gotten scary. The last couple of times it needed less than one second to identify jazz songs on the radio. it was nearly instant, just wild.
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By milliondollars
#141737
anybody else got this card game? such a stupid thing to own but i could not resist! a lot of subjective classification but still nicely processed.

what are your trumps? which ones do you miss? which ones you can live without? :)
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By texasvinyl
#141740
I feel like jonny personally attacked my want list with surgical precision

I've got a handful but by and large he went with ones I never tracked down
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By havershaw
#141742
I picked up these cards too. There were a few records in there I hadn’t heard of at all. Definitely added a few pricey discs to my wantlist.
I have about 20 of the records featured (a lot are reissues).
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By havershaw
#141743
Ok, I just had the library music nerd equivalent to “hey I found a $20 bill in my jacket pocket!” experience.

A couple of years ago, I bought a large lot of De Wolfe on eBay. It wasn’t super expensive and there were 3-4 records in there I really, really wanted that were worth the price alone.
I got the lot and I ended up being kinda disappointed. The ones I wanted were great, but the whole lot was dirty and dusty enough that I didn’t really want to put any of them on the turntable without cleaning. And a lot seemed very “1979 - 1985”-ish, which starts to get into an era of production that isn’t really my cup of tea.
Anyway, I pulled the 3-4 I had bought the lot for, and disappointedly put the rest of the lot in a crate with some other records I wasn’t too excited about (doubles and triples of Hi-Q records I didn’t need, etc).
That crate ended up getting blocked into a corner by some other boxes in my office, and I totally forgot there were even records in there until a few days ago.

Finally just took these all to get cleaned and so far, I’ve loved every one that I’ve played. I’m sure there will still be a few that I’m not into, but it is crazy to me that all the records you see below have been hiding in my office since November of 2019.
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By havershaw
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also got these reissues in the mail over the last week or so.
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