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#21
M-47/48 ? Do you mean the Phil Green EMI cues?

Yowp
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#22
Members Lounge / Re: Hello from a longtime lurk...
Last post by Yohanes Salomo - Today at 06:22:18 AM
Hello, Cosmo! Welcome to LMT my friend! :D
#23
Requests / Re: MusicalAvenger Wishlist
Last post by TheMusicalAvenger - Today at 06:11:55 AM
*bump* Added some new albums, being CIS 5045, DWS/LP 3397, and KPM 1081
#24
Quote from: BenKirb on October 21, 2026, 09:08:24 PM
Never had any luck finding a rip of the original OK version of L-75/76.
Duly noted, thanks! I've just added it to the list.
#25
Track IDs / Re: A bunch of railway unknown...
Last post by ChunYinZi - Today at 05:22:12 AM
You didn't include the timestamp of the song you're looking for in the video.
#26
Track IDs / Re: Various Gumby Unknowns
Last post by BenKirb - Today at 04:56:36 AM
Guessin' all the rest are either S-19/S-20 and S-7/S-8.
#27


Not really a training video or a newsreel, but more of a sum-up of Sinclair's activities at the 1964 World's Fair, using Capitol Hi-Q tracks and a few from KPM (that were reissued on select Capitol reels).

Heraldic Fanfare - Laurie Johnson [KPM] (Opening)
American Ball Game - Ronald Hanmer [KPM; also on Capitol reel X-29/X-30] ("The New York World's Fair.")
Holiday Mood - William E. McRae [Capitol Records] (Showcase of Sinclair's advanced service station)
Super-Mart - William E. McRae [Capitol Records] ("This World's Fair parking accommodates ten thousand cars a day.")
Holiday Mood - William E. McRae [Capitol Records] (Floating Sinclair service station in the marina)
? (The Unisphere)
Market Day - William E. McRae [Capitol Records] (Exhibits on faraway lands and transportation)
? (The dinosaurs of Sinclair Dinoland)
Shopper's World - William Loose [KPM; also on Capitol reel L-89/L-90 as Traveling Light] (The Brontosaurus)
Heads of State - Fredric Bayco [KPM; also on Capitol reel X-29/X-30] (Ending)
#28
Requests / RE: Chappell Albums
Last post by eduojeda - Today at 04:02:30 AM
Does anyone have these Chappell albums? They can be rips in FLAC, WAV, MP3, or AIFF format.

CHAP 192 - Dramatic Orchestral Themes
CHAP 207 - Latino Rhythms
CHAP 224 - Titles & Trailers
CHAP 226 - The Unexplained
CHAP 227 - The Score
War Atmospheres, 1998
Drama, Danger, Tension (2002)
Mystery, Horror, Suspense (2003)
Drama Re-Load (2004)
#29
Track IDs / A bunch of railway unknowns
Last post by cosmo - Today at 03:22:54 AM
Hi all, wondering if anyone can help with these?

I've accumulated a bunch of unknown tracks over the years, mostly from railway-related videos but there's some tracks from other subject matters in the mystery pile too. No matter how hard I try these ones have proved quite difficult to identify!

I've set up a thread for the rail tracks (pun entirely intended) and might do so for some of my other unknowns later - and I've detailed any additional information I may have about each track atop the link to it along with a timestamp of when the track starts.

Any help in solving these mysteries would be greatly appreciated :)

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  • (18:33) Thanks to the credits, we know the music in this one is by the duo of Steve Pritchard and Chris King; sadly this information hasn't helped me work out what it is!
  • (20:48) Same composers here, same lack of luck IDing it. There's also a synth track at 2:06 I can't identify.
  • (0:00) (15:50) Another British Rail-era video, this one with some nice synth music at start and finish!
  • (0:00) (19:42) The synth continues with this video's music, definitely has that 80s feel to it despite being a '92 video.
  • (17:27) A Railtrack-era video has this elusive track, I'm quite sure they used this one in a few videos too:
  • (9:23) Found by ChunYinZi! (02. Dirt In The Box - AVP 019 'Sport And Action Vol. 3')

#30
Labels / Re: Otojiten / 音辞典
Last post by DoctorDoodle19 - Today at 01:33:08 AM
Yes, I forgot that Moonpocket was also a part of this library.

I think they've both gone bankrupt or just stopped making stuff, even though their media is pretty popular today.
Reminds me a lot of Media Works Japan, who had various different libraries: their music library, photo libraries, and some sort of CD burn program I believe.