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By milliondollars
#97508
i was not sure whether to post this in the jazz or the library thread. released on the Peer library label this is an overlooked sublime jazz album by the german Roy Ayers version known as Wolfgang Schlüter. it is the perfect album to recover from hangovers.

check the clip from the long ass Hangover tune which lasts for over 11 minutes. so good....

https://www.discogs.com/The-Wolfgang-Sc ... se/3650697
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By milliondollars
#97544
surely the funkiest Patchwork number that i own. super chunky drums and percussion action that does not go too wild for the living room...

somebody on soundcloud has ripped the whole record...

https://www.discogs.com/Vladimir-Cosma- ... se/4477560
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By milliondollars
#97585
seriously in love with the Cabildos Three! had a serious tropical island feeling when i played them out yesterday night. i like everything about this wicked italian band:

- three releases
- spread over three mythical labels with nice paintings on cover
- consisted of three band members
- represent three different music eras but you get the certain Cabildos latin feeling on all three releases
- all three recorded in the mysterious Leo Franklin Recording Studio in Miami, Florida

Yuxtaposición (1972) is the most traditional latin sounding release. Cross Fire (1974) adds a little more modern vibes and Where Is The Cat? (1976 i believe?) has a little late 70's disco feeling in the music.

highly recommended, reissues exist...

https://www.discogs.com/The-Cabildos-Th ... se/5239325

https://www.discogs.com/The-Cabildos-Cr ... se/5041972

https://www.discogs.com/The-Cabildos-Wh ... se/1867335
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By ScoJo
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@million -

The knowledge that yourself (and others) drop here is priceless. I plan to spend my retirement going through this thread thoroughly and finally getting deep into the library thang. Your enthusiasm for this world is very much appreciated.

You should do a podcast man!
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By milliondollars
#97629
@ScoJo: appreciate your sympathy for the obscure and unknown. would love to make a podcast one day but i always have the feeling that my collection is too little and my time is too short...
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By milliondollars
#97630
can't tell how this DVD found it's was to my home but over the weekend we was watching this dirty little movie and i could not believe my ears! the producers have used the creme de la creme of library music in it. these are the ones that i was able to spot but there is a lot more and i need to find out about it.

some time ago i have read about Alessandroni cues being used in prono flics but spotting it by myself gave my brain the absolute record collecting orgasm, haha!

obviously the movie itself is not really profound but worth watching for the soundtrack alone...
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By milliondollars
#97632
@Bezulsqy: exactly, that's the movie...

the worst thing about it is when you hear a cue and you know you have it on your shelf but you can't remember which one it is. there's two that i have in my head since the weekend and i can't get them out!
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By milliondollars
#97653
if i had to keep only one Studio G record this would be the one, without a doubt. Douglas Wood must have been a busy composer considering his output on Ominmusic. i did not even dare to mess with this label yet, haha!

anyway, this one on Studio G is really great. super fresh and inovative music with lost of electronic tricks and effects. three tunes made it on the Studio G sampler on Trunk Records (G-Spots). luckily there is a full rip of the album on youtube. Moon Nightclub is my favourite tune. incredible melancholy space mood. doesn't get much better than this but i really like the complete record...

if anyone can recommend any other good Doug Wood records i would be really thankful!

https://www.discogs.com/Douglas-Wood-Ry ... se/2804948
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By milliondollars
#97700
super classic electronic madness made by the great Roger Roger under his Cecil Leuter pseudonym. really not much to say about this one except i had to add it to one of my lists yesterday after a closer look:
https://www.discogs.com/lists/Library-r ... ies/329776

come on! don't tell me i'm the only person seeing boobies after staring at this hypnotizing cover for a while...

https://www.discogs.com/Cecil-Leuter-Po ... se/3009771
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By Bezulsqy
#97703
milliondollars wrote:super classic electronic madness made by the great Roger Roger under his Cecil Leuter pseudonym. really not much to say about this one except i had to add it to one of my lists yesterday after a closer look:
https://www.discogs.com/lists/Library-r ... ies/329776

come on! don't tell me i'm the only person seeing boobies after staring at this hypnotizing cover for a while...

https://www.discogs.com/Cecil-Leuter-Po ... se/3009771
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You are not the only one.
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By milliondollars
#97705
@ScoJo: noo! you did not look properly, you look at them from the inside. this is a completely new view. this is 3d psychedelia...haha!
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By milliondollars
#97706
as long as we don't see boobs on this cover i guess we are fine still...
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By Dollarhyde
#97708
I stared at it for ten minutes without blinking and now when I look at anyone they have megaboobs! :D

I have the reissue, Hypnoboob music for sure.

Great list @milliondollars, surely there are more out there.
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By milliondollars
#97733
@Dollar: haha! you get that superboob vision from that record...

if you have more boobs which should be on the list please feel free to hit me up. there's only the ones that i know or have...
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By milliondollars
#97734
without a doubt one of the strongest french libraries. gotta love everything about this beauty. the thing i like the most is that i was able to get the library version with the beautiful cover art instead of the regular french pressing with bald headed Mr. Geminiani on the front cover, haha!

but seriously, do yourself a favour and get any copy you can. the whole record is just nuts...

full album can be heard on youtube (see link below)

https://www.discogs.com/Vincent-Geminia ... ase/407968
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By Dollarhyde
#97737
Still need that one! @milliondollars

I agree the MPI has the superior cover.

I have one of the tracks on a jazzman 45 but know the rest of the LP.
One day, it will be mine :)
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By milliondollars
#97739
@Dollar: can't judge on sound quality though!

i'm sure you will find a copy as this one is not too rare . it's just stupid prices that people are asking for it...
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By texasvinyl
#97755
milliondollars wrote:seriously in love with the Cabildos Three! had a serious tropical island feeling when i played them out yesterday night. i like everything about this wicked italian band:

- three releases
- spread over three mythical labels with nice paintings on cover
- consisted of three band members
- represent three different music eras but you get the certain Cabildos latin feeling on all three releases
- all three recorded in the mysterious Leo Franklin Recording Studio in Miami, Florida

Yuxtaposición (1972) is the most traditional latin sounding release. Cross Fire (1974) adds a little more modern vibes and Where Is The Cat? (1976 i believe?) has a little late 70's disco feeling in the music.

highly recommended, reissues exist...
Jesus Christ man where do you get some of these.... And can I be in your will
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By texasvinyl
#97756
Dollarhyde wrote:Still need that one! @milliondollars

I agree the MPI has the superior cover.

I have one of the tracks on a jazzman 45 but know the rest of the LP.
One day, it will be mine :)
I have a reissue from 2012 that sounds solid. I think it was $20. Although you have to look at his bald head lol
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By Dollarhyde
#97758
@texas

Thanks for the recommendation may well end up taking the affordable route.

More French nuttiness from the truly unique Bernard Estardy, his best telemusic lp, if not overall best lp IMO.

ELECTRO SOUNDS VOLUME 2 TM3033
1973
Full LP youtube clip
http://youtu.be/jjQVC-2KqM8

https://www.discogs.com/Bernard-Estardy ... ase/865629
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By Steve Powder
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milliondollars wrote:seriously in love with the Cabildos Three! had a serious tropical island feeling when i played them out yesterday night. i like everything about this wicked italian band:

- three releases
- spread over three mythical labels with nice paintings on cover
- consisted of three band members
- represent three different music eras but you get the certain Cabildos latin feeling on all three releases
- all three recorded in the mysterious Leo Franklin Recording Studio in Miami, Florida

Yuxtaposición (1972) is the most traditional latin sounding release. Cross Fire (1974) adds a little more modern vibes and Where Is The Cat? (1976 i believe?) has a little late 70's disco feeling in the music.

highly recommended, reissues exist...

https://www.discogs.com/The-Cabildos-Th ... se/5239325

https://www.discogs.com/The-Cabildos-Cr ... se/5041972

https://www.discogs.com/The-Cabildos-Wh ... se/1867335
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Love that Yuxtapocicion album and have for a long time. Also I tried making a radio podcast about Library myself with a more knowledgeable person, who made them himself on his radio station. It's not hard and they are highly enjoyable to listen to. Themes like - Panorama - underwater - Roger roger and teperino sound collabs. He talks shortly about the albums and mostly it's music on the podcast.

Does anyone feel Library releases are starting to slow down considerably? It seems like the hype is starting to fade.
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By texasvinyl
#97773
Labels like Sonor and Four Flies are still releasing at a pretty brisk pace. I do think some of the craziness has passed, at least the prices on originals seem to be down, at least for certain titles. Others are still wild though! I guess we'll see. Still lots of stuff that needs to be reissued like the Musicorama series.
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