Library Music Themes
General Sharing & Discussion => Vintage Library Vinyl and CD rips => Topic started by: nidostar on May 31, 2026, 11:06:45 AM
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The BPM Score Music Series is a superb showcase of Italian library music featuring a variety of well-known composers. I have lossy copies of the volumes in this series but was wondering if anyone happened to have any lossless versions they might like to share. Please!
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Searching around for this label I keep running across BMG Zomba Production Music. I've got BPM 3012 - Neorealism and BPM 3014 - War in mp3, and BPM 3015 - Classic Western in FLAC, and there are a couple slsk users with 3001, 3003, and 3016 in FLAC. Is this the label you are looking for?
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I opened this post thinking it was about a Italian label called Bravo! Music Productions. I have those on my soulseek.
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Searching around for this label I keep running across BMG Zomba Production Music. I've got BPM 3012 - Neorealism and BPM 3014 - War in mp3, and BPM 3015 - Classic Western in FLAC, and there are a couple slsk users with 3001, 3003, and 3016 in FLAC. Is this the label you are looking for?
Thanks BWP. Yes that's the series. It's here on the UPM site h***s://www.universalproductionmusic.com/en-fr/discover/labels/5/bpm-score-music-series
The tracks are originally from RCA. Any in FLAC would be an improvement on my good but lossy quality copies.
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Thanks BWP. Yes that's the series. It's here on the UPM site h***s://www.universalproductionmusic.com/en-fr/discover/labels/5/bpm-score-music-series
Thank you for the link. I'll upload these when I get home from work later tonight ;D
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nidostar, would you be willing to share some of your lossy copies? Omitting the ones BWP has in FLAC, of course.
Searching around for this label I keep running across BMG Zomba Production Music. I've got BPM 3012 - Neorealism and BPM 3014 - War in mp3, and BPM 3015 - Classic Western in FLAC, and there are a couple slsk users with 3001, 3003, and 3016 in FLAC. Is this the label you are looking for?
These have a pretty confusing name, really - they were initially issued by BMG Production Music (hence BPM) on CDs, after BMG ended up with the rights to the material from the Italian RCA... but when BMG became BMG Zomba and ultimately Universal, they kept the BPM name. Most of its cues were sourced from various RCA-published film scores, some previously unreleased.
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nidostar, would you be willing to share some of your lossy copies? Omitting the ones BWP has in FLAC, of course.
Yes, of course. The copies I have are in lossy AAC format at a rate equivalent to 320kbps MP3. It should be relatively straight forward to convert them to MP3 if necessary though I chose not to here in order to avoid re-compressing an already compressed file.
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I didn't realize they were on UPM. Here's the set.
pixeldrain.com/l/2fkrUyPH
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BWP you're a star. Thanks so much for these upgrades. I have the same problem as you the other week with the wretched Captcha checks on some of them but it won't put me off.
I'll take down the link to the lossy files as it's now redundant.
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Thanks to you both!
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I've just realised. Towards the end of last year Mr shared some RCA Custom rips featuring some of the earliest known Italian library music here ==> https://librarymusicthemes.com/index.php?topic=10818.msg72357#msg72357
And in 2018 BWP shared a whole pile of RCAL rips here ==> https://librarymusicthemes.com/index.php?topic=834.0 which was "bumped" in February of this year with a new link.
I expect there is some crossover between these and the BPM shares but jointly cover the majority of RCA Italy library releases I'd guess.
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To my knowledge there is actually no overlap between RCA Custom and RCAL, I suspect because the RCA Custom material was published by Edizioni Mercurio rather than by RCA themselves through Edizioni RCA - but some cues from the Italian RCA's SP 8000 (https://librarymusicthemes.com/index.php?topic=405.0) and SP 10000 (https://librarymusicthemes.com/index.php?topic=406.0) series (both absolutely fantastic collections!) ended up on RCAL/BPM.