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Vintage Library Vinyl and CD rips / Re: [Capitol/UMS] Production Music Series Vol. 4 albums
« Last post by SoCalRyan on Today at 02:14:37 AM »Wow, this great! Thanks Nidostar for all your work and effort! 
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General Discussion / Emil Ascher, Inc., library record listing on Ebay!!!
« Last post by kablamatic on Today at 01:58:08 AM »"Ultra Rare" as the listing says:
ebay.com/itm/325086019604?itmmeta=01HY1ZVM0Q8D0BPH498R57KYMD&hash=item4bb0a30014:g:AwoAAOSwx29iIfuV&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8A7qnoyJOY7wJdPMoU%2FKp%2FuUsNbHdWb1q5ONhZm6tKPjlUL6Q4%2BNQfkjwdpxZAkwi8YDaJnW5KkXKrLsDekErCrt6BnydLaTNCb%2B9yFl6f23wDOm%2FXI9wPEGXewWQ3XY7J%2FWLteY9D27eCQsWsg5FkXlgnryRj9BGfX9ejzkZYyVYCSw2%2BUiafxgocYE4rh0vxCTnodq0C%2FD1ThnMQDArswhvEQRo1XGppsAElCpX1yWZkNDkovs9Lh%2BHmseUem3alAN2MsaA0BjDih8a5UtCgGGMSnEnvqBfuugTRuIgvgIVAgPuDJxBuXIpn8XoxTsDg%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR8DA7r_wYw
ebay.com/itm/325086019604?itmmeta=01HY1ZVM0Q8D0BPH498R57KYMD&hash=item4bb0a30014:g:AwoAAOSwx29iIfuV&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8A7qnoyJOY7wJdPMoU%2FKp%2FuUsNbHdWb1q5ONhZm6tKPjlUL6Q4%2BNQfkjwdpxZAkwi8YDaJnW5KkXKrLsDekErCrt6BnydLaTNCb%2B9yFl6f23wDOm%2FXI9wPEGXewWQ3XY7J%2FWLteY9D27eCQsWsg5FkXlgnryRj9BGfX9ejzkZYyVYCSw2%2BUiafxgocYE4rh0vxCTnodq0C%2FD1ThnMQDArswhvEQRo1XGppsAElCpX1yWZkNDkovs9Lh%2BHmseUem3alAN2MsaA0BjDih8a5UtCgGGMSnEnvqBfuugTRuIgvgIVAgPuDJxBuXIpn8XoxTsDg%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR8DA7r_wYw
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Requests / Coloursound - CS 30/CS 35/CS 50/CS 74
« Last post by Ice8 on Today at 01:49:10 AM »Could anyone upload these Coloursound?
[CS 30] - Denny Motion, The Denny Motion Strings - Sunbeams (1983)
[CS 35] - Joel - However (1982)
[CS 50] - The PR TV Group - Contemporary Group Volume 2 (1985)
[CS 74] - V.D.B. Joel - Video Games & Data Movements (1987)
[CS 30] - Denny Motion, The Denny Motion Strings - Sunbeams (1983)
[CS 35] - Joel - However (1982)
[CS 50] - The PR TV Group - Contemporary Group Volume 2 (1985)
[CS 74] - V.D.B. Joel - Video Games & Data Movements (1987)
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Vintage Library Vinyl and CD rips / Re: [Capitol/UMS] Production Music Series Vol. 4 albums
« Last post by nidostar on Today at 12:15:33 AM »Not the best recordings I’ve come across on The Archive. Some seem to have more “top” than I would expect. But other than normalisation and applying Click Repair I have avoided tinkering with them. They’re here:
That would be much appreciated! Especially to prevent anything from getting done twice, which would be a waste of effort most of the time.
ht**s://mega.nz/folder/d15GnLRb#GGvGneHllGhGUfxxPhopEw
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Vintage Library Vinyl and CD rips / [Sonoton] SCD 005 - Pomp and Glory/Brandenburg Concertos (1987) [FLAC]
« Last post by Swift138 on May 16, 2024, 10:19:28 PM »Don't usually share music in FLAC format, but I thought this might be of some interest to others here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YzL-qux7pzGugxXhisYXC1mmdslf3lUo/view?usp=sharing
I swear I remember seeing this posted a couple of years ago. It probably went missing during one of the outages the site has had. However, that was in MP3 format, which is lossy.
One of Sonoton's first CD albums, this is the CD release of the vinyl albums SON 269 and SON 183, and the first CD album to feature classical music. It was apparently discontinued around 2000, and as far as we know, it's the only album in their main series no longer available anywhere.
This album has also been submitted to our PMCDAP project (https://pmcdap.org/submission/987.html). For those of who are wondering about this project, see the FAQ and we are looking for contributors!
The original BIN and CUE rip itself can be found somewhere else on a certain "Archive".
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YzL-qux7pzGugxXhisYXC1mmdslf3lUo/view?usp=sharing
I swear I remember seeing this posted a couple of years ago. It probably went missing during one of the outages the site has had. However, that was in MP3 format, which is lossy.
One of Sonoton's first CD albums, this is the CD release of the vinyl albums SON 269 and SON 183, and the first CD album to feature classical music. It was apparently discontinued around 2000, and as far as we know, it's the only album in their main series no longer available anywhere.
This album has also been submitted to our PMCDAP project (https://pmcdap.org/submission/987.html). For those of who are wondering about this project, see the FAQ and we are looking for contributors!
The original BIN and CUE rip itself can be found somewhere else on a certain "Archive".
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General Discussion / Re: Discussion - "the non-library" section has been frozen, temporarily
« Last post by redwave on May 16, 2024, 08:44:59 PM »I believe that it's the right decision for the forum to be careful with non-library postings as the music industry is getting very touchy about copyright. The forum has been shutdown many times , probably due to a copyright strike and it's wise to attempt to minimise the risk of it happening again.
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Modern Library Vinyl and CD rips - 1990s and Beyond / Re: CNS 002 - Contemporary Styles 2
« Last post by Veraneio on May 16, 2024, 08:04:51 PM »TYSM! Sonoton is one of my favourites.
Sonoton is one of my favourites.8
Requests / Re: Teddy Lasry - Back to Amazonia SI 835
« Last post by Wodsil on May 16, 2024, 07:18:31 PM »Thanks OG! You're the Man ! ![8]](https://librarymusicthemes.com/Smileys/default/cool.gif "Cool")
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Requests / Re: [Bruton] BR-487 Colourful Characters in Lossless
« Last post by bloodien0se on May 16, 2024, 07:04:23 PM »Much appreciated!
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Vintage Library Vinyl and CD rips / Re: Robert Hall Productions/New World - Full Albums
« Last post by NatetheDoofy on May 16, 2024, 06:34:08 PM »Howdy do, Folks!
This week I've got what I 'd like to call, a "New World Potpourri." All New World albums, all with credited composers/artists! First we've got the second outing from Brujo Publishing Inc. (the folks behind W 280-281), helming composers such as George Small, Paul Jost, Tony Davilio, Juan diaz, and Rich Malfitano. It's equally great as it's predecessor, with perhaps even more variety in genres/styles. Next, we've got Bill Loose's second New World outing after W 290-291. While not as enchanting, it's still a great listen with Loose's typical charm. Finally, we've got the complete output of one Vic Szczepanski, possibly the label's most elusive artist. While I could find very little about Vic Szczepanski, his albums for Robert Hall are easily some of my favorites for how unique they truly are. If anyone happens to know more about Vic Szczepanski's life and other work, please let me know!
I have no clue who the original rippers for any of these albums are, but if anyone does know, drop me a line!
W 282-283, George Small, Paul Jost, Tony Davilio, Juan Diaz, Rich Malfitano -
W 286-287, Vic Szczepanski -
W 292-293, Bill Loose -
W 294-295, Vic Szczepanski -
W 296-297, Vic Szczepanski -
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1KDoZ_yEf158sJ2XPwQ1eSFDOhjRjkBUm?usp=sharing
archive.org/details/@nathan_gnewikow
Have a good one!
This week I've got what I 'd like to call, a "New World Potpourri." All New World albums, all with credited composers/artists! First we've got the second outing from Brujo Publishing Inc. (the folks behind W 280-281), helming composers such as George Small, Paul Jost, Tony Davilio, Juan diaz, and Rich Malfitano. It's equally great as it's predecessor, with perhaps even more variety in genres/styles. Next, we've got Bill Loose's second New World outing after W 290-291. While not as enchanting, it's still a great listen with Loose's typical charm. Finally, we've got the complete output of one Vic Szczepanski, possibly the label's most elusive artist. While I could find very little about Vic Szczepanski, his albums for Robert Hall are easily some of my favorites for how unique they truly are. If anyone happens to know more about Vic Szczepanski's life and other work, please let me know!
I have no clue who the original rippers for any of these albums are, but if anyone does know, drop me a line!
W 282-283, George Small, Paul Jost, Tony Davilio, Juan Diaz, Rich Malfitano -
W 286-287, Vic Szczepanski -
W 292-293, Bill Loose -
W 294-295, Vic Szczepanski -
W 296-297, Vic Szczepanski -
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1KDoZ_yEf158sJ2XPwQ1eSFDOhjRjkBUm?usp=sharing
archive.org/details/@nathan_gnewikow
Have a good one!