Hey, Kevin! If you do have any spare time to do so, maybe you can still continue to do rips of all the rest of the Video Moods 78s you have (I have at least 30 I have not heard yet on my want list). That's mainly all we've done on this forum: share digitized versions of our albums for those who have neither heard it before nor have had in their collections and discuss the music styles and composers behind the music and the labels associated with these albums. These digitized recordings of those albums can be posted in the "Vintage Library Vinyl & CDs" section. I have personally bought and ripped a few albums that have not yet been shared on this forums in recent years and have also done so to help not only myself, but others identify unknown pieces of music heard in various media (movies, TV shows, straight-to-video features, etc.)
You are welcome to post anything you have in your collection! I've also wondered if you have any of the Video Moods LP's (EALP 101-109) in addition to the 78s, because those are rare 33RPM albums to come across since there are no information about these albums, especially on Discogs. And that's another thing, too, about this forum: sharing lost library treasures that have not yet surfaced on the internet. I'm pretty sure sound effects records/CD's have been shared on this forum as well (i.e., Robert Hall Productions), so maybe you can also share your Standard and Major Sound effects records here, too, if you'd like.
Internet Archive is another great place to share digital recordings and images of 78RPM library records for posterity. There's a lot of postings of library music from such labels as De Wolfe, Conroy, Impress, JW Theme Music, and Southern Library of Recorded Music, in regards to 78s.
