when i say i wanna come up on every last library music release i can find . the variety, the unpredictability is crazy , and i love their album covers. love the Italian, french library records , very very out of this world stuff for the 70s
Oh lord! I never thought I would stumble upon this marvelous presentation apart from the silly obsession with these since I first started listening to them around 12 years ago. I wish Syd dale was there too for me his music always lifted my spirits in everyway. A fan, admirer and respect to all these great musicians who can create wonderful world around you in a span of under 2 to 3 mins of sheer fantasy. With love from Pakistan!
Back in the 70's and 80's, I had a post production recording studio in Minneapolis. I added 5 libraries to license music to my clients for TV/radio and documentary uses. Eventually I had 70 different libraries on LP's and also the master tapes of each record. I used the record for music searches and the tapes for mixing. It was my whole life just listening to production music. Regretfully, I sold the whole batch in 2000. I wonder what those LP's are worth now!!?
I first got into KPM (among with the others) in the mid 1990s when "The Sound Gallery" & "Music For TV Dinners" CDs were issued. It's so cool to see the genre getting more 'known' & available aside from only the old (sometimes scratchy) 78s & LPs.
Is it true that music unions made this music dwindle away? I can only image how expensive it would be to record prolifically like this again under the economics of the recording industry of today.
did you ever find a DVD of the film? I'd love to see this myself. I believe the DVD came with the actual vinyl album which sold out. There was a vinyl 2nd pressing that's still available on the likes of Amazon which I recently purchased but comes without the DVD. I'm not sure if the DVD ever got released as a standalone product or whether it will be in the future. Seems a shame to produce such a film and not offer it to a wider audience who may have missed out first time round.
*number one please release this *number two calling all brains at 1:19ish there Is a record displayed on the mr ugly ducklings shelf bottom left I have an oppitunity to pick it up from op shop for fries any one know the artist/alnum ?
It's Démis Roussos - Forever And Ever. I bought it myself from a charity shop a couple of years ago just because the cover made me think it would be some kind of psychedelic european desert rock music or something. But it's just a greek romantic ballad album, and it's not very interesting. I suppose you could get creative and sample it, but that's true of anything.
Muzak and Library Music is all I want!! I’m glad there is so much of it complied on TH-cam to live forever!!!
when i say i wanna come up on every last library music release i can find . the variety, the unpredictability is crazy , and i love their album covers. love the Italian, french library records , very very out of this world stuff for the 70s
Oh lord! I never thought I would stumble upon this marvelous presentation apart from the silly obsession with these since I first started listening to them around 12 years ago. I wish Syd dale was there too for me his music always lifted my spirits in everyway. A fan, admirer and respect to all these great musicians who can create wonderful world around you in a span of under 2 to 3 mins of sheer fantasy. With love from Pakistan!
Back in the 70's and 80's, I had a post production recording studio in Minneapolis. I added 5 libraries to license music to my clients for TV/radio and documentary uses. Eventually I had 70 different libraries on LP's and also the master tapes of each record. I used the record for music searches and the tapes for mixing. It was my whole life just listening to production music. Regretfully, I sold the whole batch in 2000. I wonder what those LP's are worth now!!?
Syd Dale...Dick Walters Love it!! organic, analogue, real musicians, great melodies and musicianship...x
I first got into KPM (among with the others) in the mid 1990s when "The Sound Gallery" & "Music For TV Dinners" CDs were issued. It's so cool to see the genre getting more 'known' & available aside from only the old (sometimes scratchy) 78s & LPs.
how it was your experience?, their studios. did you see any recording session or an artist?
PURE GENIUS !!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😎😎😎😎 HANDZ PRODUCTIONZ - CERTIFIED !!!!!!!!!!!
Stefano Torossi Genius!!!
Cant wait to see an official release of this.I wonder if it will happen Would love to purchase this documentary
Oh and that "SPACE WARS" n "BLUE FROG" posts are BOSS !!!!!!!!! 😎😎😎
Shawn Lee's a genius!
Very excited to see this
Was this ever released?
Love it!
How cool!!!
Really cool!
heart this!
Is it true that music unions made this music dwindle away? I can only image how expensive it would be to record prolifically like this again under the economics of the recording industry of today.
OH MY GOD!!....
cant wait to see the final product
My body is ready.
I'm ready for the film about music from Ren and Stimpy / SpongeBob / Nickelodeon.
Did this documentary happen?
Looks great! Is the film still available on DVD? I'm having difficulty finding a copy.
did you ever find a DVD of the film? I'd love to see this myself. I believe the DVD came with the actual vinyl album which sold out. There was a vinyl 2nd pressing that's still available on the likes of Amazon which I recently purchased but comes without the DVD. I'm not sure if the DVD ever got released as a standalone product or whether it will be in the future. Seems a shame to produce such a film and not offer it to a wider audience who may have missed out first time round.
Where can you watch the full film?
*number one please release this *number two calling all brains at 1:19ish there Is a record displayed on the mr ugly ducklings shelf bottom left I have an oppitunity to pick it up from op shop for fries any one know the artist/alnum
?
It's Démis Roussos - Forever And Ever. I bought it myself from a charity shop a couple of years ago just because the cover made me think it would be some kind of psychedelic european desert rock music or something. But it's just a greek romantic ballad album, and it's not very interesting. I suppose you could get creative and sample it, but that's true of anything.
Where is it?
Done yet? ;)
Hey