Library Music Themes
General Sharing & Discussion => Vintage Library Vinyl and CD rips => Topic started by: Texas Ranger on December 22, 2023, 01:11:58 PM
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Riccardo Allorto (1921-2015) was an ialian composer, conductor, music historian and magazine editor.
Suite Elettronica is a very original record of early electronic library music.
Allorto created a dark experimental concrete album mixed with psychotic synthesizer sounds of the 60s.
The sound is raw and wild in it's nature... a true piece of art and individualism in my opinion. Thanks to the og ripper.
The album contains one piece of music which is not mentioned on the cover - track A 7.
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Url: https://www.discogs.com/release/7901518-R-Allorto-Musiche-Di-Commento-Suite-Elettronica-N-1-Colonna-Sonora
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Nice!! Thanks a lot N°2
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Great!
Thank you N.2, and Merry Christmas.
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Cool record. Thanks for the share!
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Amazing! For this I owe you a ton of thanks. We all remember how disappointing it was learning that the digital version of this album was both incomplete and transcoded from a lossy source.
Recently, I was sent a different rip from this one, also from the genuine LP, but someone copied it wrong; one track was duplicated over another, and it turns out another track was missing entirely. I was actually just thinking of sharing it here with an appeal for the missing tracks... But now you've saved me that trouble! Now, finally, we can hear the whole thing, and what wonderful, groundbreaking music it is. Definitely one of my top library records!
Cheers to you for finally clearing this up, No.2! You made my year of browsing this lovely place. ;D
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Wonderful! Thanks, N°2!
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N°2, many thanks for this!
Looks like Santa Claus came early this year.
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Thank you very much, cool share!
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Thank you very much for this rarity N°2, such a beautiful record.
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Thanks, N°2!