Library Music Themes
General Sharing & Discussion => Modern Library Vinyl and CD rips - 1990s and Beyond => Topic started by: BlackwatchPlaid on April 15, 2026, 08:08:31 PM
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productionmusic.fandom.com/wiki/Ole_Georg_Music
This is what I could collect from this series. I don't know much about it but it was a thing I saw people liked so why not. Seems to be most of the collection minus a few titles and the elusive Green Line series. Some are doubles when there was a main tracks and all tracks version available. I didn't know of the existence of the Brown Line until the preparation of this post and I can't find anything from it anyway.
I used this page as a guide:
productionmusic.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Ole_Georg_Music_albums
I can see poking around that some of these came from ChunYinZi's post here:
https://librarymusicthemes.com/index.php?topic=8642.0
Thank you ChunYinZi.
The rest I got from soulseek from a user who would like to remain anonymous. I am grateful for his generosity and patience.
OGM - The Premium Line:
pixeldrain.com/l/acRFTTEX
OGM Special - The Purple Line:
pixeldrain.com/l/6bWYC2fN
OGM Optional - The Gold Line:
pixeldrain.com/l/ETWsP7CF
OGM Hi-Tech - The Blue Line:
pixeldrain.com/l/htBRHRaA
OGM Contemporary - The Red Line:
pixeldrain.com/l/PTJC7oBh
OGM Archives - The Orange Line:
pixeldrain.com/l/ad73AQkb
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Thanks BWP!, also, Ole Georg's Site has recently been opened, and i think the 2 "lines" that you missed might be on there, it's ok if you don't want to use the new OGM website, but just letting you know they are probably there.
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Thanks BWP!, also, Ole Georg's Site has recently been opened, and i think the 2 "lines" that you missed might be on there, it's ok if you don't want to use the new OGM website, but just letting you know they are probably there.
I typically don't attempt to "get into" these studio sites and have been fortunate to get to know people that allow access. I can't find a way to download from their website without access.
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Thanks for the OGM shares BWP. There are one or two interesting albums here. Though I have to say I don't share the enthusiasm for OGM that other members do. Much of it is pleasant to listen to but not outstanding IMO.
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Thanks for the OGM shares BWP. There are one or two interesting albums here. Though I have to say I don't share the enthusiasm for OGM that other members do. Much of it is pleasant to listen to but not outstanding IMO.
The earlier releases, which are CD releases of Capitol LPs, are the best in my opinion. There is some orchestral and instrumental group music here before the electronic stuff begins to take over. Also the Gold Line (vintage recordings) is definitely worth a go.
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Thanks for the OGM shares BWP. There are one or two interesting albums here. Though I have to say I don't share the enthusiasm for OGM that other members do. Much of it is pleasant to listen to but not outstanding IMO.
The earlier releases, which are CD releases of Capitol LPs, are the best in my opinion. There is some orchestral and instrumental group music here before the electronic stuff begins to take over. Also the Gold Line (vintage recordings) is definitely worth a go.
Me too! I like the CD releases of Capitol LPs. I agree with you, but i like both the Professional and Premium ones in my opinion. :D
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The earlier releases, which are CD releases of Capitol LPs, are the best in my opinion. There is some orchestral and instrumental group music here before the electronic stuff begins to take over. Also the Gold Line (vintage recordings) is definitely worth a go.
Thank you Swingalong. You’re spot on in understanding my musical taste. I do find the introduction of electronic instruments tended to produce rather similar sounding music. But that’s just my opinion. I’ll certainly take up your recommendation and give the Gold Line a listen.
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Thanks for the OGM shares BWP. There are one or two interesting albums here. Though I have to say I don't share the enthusiasm for OGM that other members do. Much of it is pleasant to listen to but not outstanding IMO.
The earlier releases, which are CD releases of Capitol LPs, are the best in my opinion. There is some orchestral and instrumental group music here before the electronic stuff begins to take over. Also the Gold Line (vintage recordings) is definitely worth a go.
I definitely have to agree with you on that.
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The earlier releases, which are CD releases of Capitol LPs, are the best in my opinion. There is some orchestral and instrumental group music here before the electronic stuff begins to take over. Also the Gold Line (vintage recordings) is definitely worth a go.
Thank you Swingalong. You’re spot on in understanding my musical taste. I do find the introduction of electronic instruments tended to produce rather similar sounding music. But that’s just my opinion. I’ll certainly take up your recommendation and give the Gold Line a listen.
The earlier Red "Contemporary" Line ones are good too. There's some music by Roger Webb on those. Also check out Optional Line 3!