Teichiku BGM Library

[DoctorDoodle19]

This is my personal favorite music library. The number codes are interesting, so I thought I'd post it here.
Please review the album names have been translated to English.

TECD-78001 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 1 Original Sound Collection (MUSIC BY "H. Neibil")
TECD-78002 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 2 Original Sound Collection (MUSIC BY "S. James")
TECD-78003 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 3 Classics Collection (MUSIC BY "Bob Johnston & His Orchestra" aka Beth Williams Ensemble)
TECD-78004 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 4 Classics Collection (MUSIC BY "Bob Johnston & His Orchestra" aka Beth Williams Ensemble)
TECD-78005 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 5 Classics Collection (MUSIC BY "Bob Johnston & His Orchestra" aka Beth Williams Ensemble)
TECD-78006 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 6 Original Sound Collection (MUSIC BY "J. Wolffis")
TECD-78007 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 7 Original Sound Collection (MUSIC BY "C. Adamo" featuring one song by Yuko Matsuzaki)
TECD-78008 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 8 Original Sound Collection (MUSIC BY "Chris Young Ensemble" aka Hideaki Yahagi, Kenji Nakagawa, Norihito Sumitomo)
TECD-78009 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 9 Classics Collection (MUSIC BY "Bob Johnston & His Orchestra" aka Beth Williams Ensemble)
TECD-78010 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 10 Classics Collection (MUSIC BY "Bob Johnston & His Orchestra" aka Beth Williams Ensemble)
76CH-440 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 11 Original Sound Collection (MUSIC BY "Chris Young Ensemble" aka Hideaki Yahagi, Kenji Nakagawa, Norihito Sumitomo)
76CH-441 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 12 Original Sound Collection (MUSIC BY "Chris Young Ensemble" aka Hideaki Yahagi, Kenji Nakagawa, Norihito Sumitomo)
76CH-442 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 13 Original Sound Collection (MUSIC BY "Chris Young Ensemble" aka Hideaki Yahagi, Kenji Nakagawa, Norihito Sumitomo)
76CH-443 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 14 Original Sound Collection (MUSIC BY "Chris Young Ensemble" aka Hideaki Yahagi, Kenji Nakagawa, Norihito Sumitomo)
76CH-444 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 15 Original Sound Collection (MUSIC BY "G. Forcer")
76CH-445 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 16 Original Sound Collection (MUSIC BY "G. Forcer")
76CH-446 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 17 Original Sound Collection (MUSIC BY "G. Forcer")
76CH-447 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 18 Original Sound Collection (MUSIC BY "H. Neibil")
76CH-448 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 19 Original Sound Collection & Classic Collection (MUSIC BY "H. Neibil" and two songs by Beth Williams Ensemble)
76CH-449 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 20 Original Sound Collection (MUSIC BY "S. James" and one song written by Takeshi Senoo)
76CH-450 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 21 Original Sound Collection & Classic Collection (MUSIC BY "S. James" and two songs by Beth Williams Ensemble)
76CH-451 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 22 Original Sound Collection (MUSIC BY "J. Wolffis")
76CH-452 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 23 Original Sound Collection & Classic Collection (MUSIC BY "J. Wolffis" and two songs by Beth Williams Ensemble)
76CH-453 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 24 Original Sound Collection (MUSIC BY "C. Adamo")
76CH-454 - Teichiku Multi Use BGM Library Volume 25 Original Sound Collection & Classic Collection (MUSIC BY "C. Adamo" and two songs by Beth Williams Ensemble)

For some reason, after the 10th volume, the code format changes, when 1-15 came out in 1990, and 16-25 came out in 1994? Makes no sense.
If you know anyone who has volumes 16 and 19, let us know!

LINKS:
(the only ones online, currently)
Volume 1 - m4a format with track titles in English htXXs://transfer.it/t/rCp5Md8nkRzD
WAV format without titles htXXs://transfer.it/t/yAuG6It3kBaZ
Volume 2 - I own it!
Volume 4 - I own it!
Volume 7 - htXXs://mega.nz/file/eu5jlRbS#0ezOOSn0SM4lgfZJQWmSPXsOkqsteQ1mT5uOW8POybc (Thanks to Chun YinZi!)
Volume 9 - htXXs://youtu.be/7dmJ_DhvkBI?si=de0eZRr1aCRVZd3i
Volume 10 - I own it!
Volume 13 - htXXs://mega.nz/file/kLl12DiL#og8j2o7nKxuYKV94EhyQ02uMNgGTSXffLzdTWuBMttk  (Thanks to Chun YinZi!)
* Volume 16 + Ending Versions - htXXs://youtu.be/oOvTGHyoKtU?si=BwDNNpUlK3PrqO4h
Volume 17 + Ending Versions - htXXs://youtu.be/cSEGcRQjhy4?si=6QYy2QBPboSHP-Rg
Volume 18 + Ending Versions - htXXs://youtu.be/PHR6bDAg0LY?si=qqPyXtUvIAZ8X6ND
Volume 19 + Ending Versions - htXXs://youtu.be/EIMTIPgWtog?si=jGoSZ8aBhlREYoug
Volume 20 + Ending Versions - htXXs://youtu.be/qaJkVuYWFAM?si=o-su0GQSPqv4SfLT
Volume 21 + Ending Versions - htXXs://youtu.be/JiAi_DyvrZE?si=xpbyMrGS_QBHTQX9
Volume 24 - htXXs://youtu.be/YTAQxhWvcqs?si=FQ3z7yZGHrCKKoxH

* Volumes 16 - 25 are cassette quality. Sorry. *
If you'd like some rips, let me know what you'd like!
Sorry for the YouTube quality, this is my channel and I own any music on it, so it can be yours!
Volumes 22 - 25 will be released on YouTube soon. I hope you look forward to that! Please have patience.

Happy Olympics Season!
- DoctorDoodle19

[Mr]

Nice find! What format are these, CD?

[DoctorDoodle19]

Yep, CD!
I originally thought they were CD-ROM
When looking online for ones on sale, since they're rare, I swore I read the format was CD-ROM
But I'm glad they're CD, because if I ever got one, I'd be able to use it on my iMac.

[Mr]

Would you be willing to put up the original Japanese CD titles here as well, for reference? It might be useful for people googling around for them.

Am I understanding you correctly that the library's name is "Multi Use B.G.M Library (著作権処理済)", and that it was issued by Teichiku / Teichiku Records Co. Ltd.?


I'm sure you've already figured that out, but "S. James", "H. Neibil", "J. Wolffis", "C. Adamo" and "G. Forcer" all seem to be aliases.
I have not (yet) been able to identify them, but James/Neibil and Wolffis/Adamo are assigned nearly-sequential IPI nos., which, speaking from experience, often indicate that they are the same person.

[DoctorDoodle19]

Sorry, I did not see this until now.
yes, I can do that.
and yes, that is correct.
When listening to the albums, I was able to sort the music into four different artist categories, as I think there might be 4 different possible artists involved in the 5 placeholder names, G. Forcer, C. Adamo, H. Neibil, S. James, and J. Wolffis.
Unknown artist One - High Tech Fusion/Mario Kart Type Music
Unknown artist Two - 70s type J-Pop
Unknown artist Three - Los Angeles Fusion Funk (only found in 4 songs in the entire library)
Unknown artist Four - Every genre, same drum sound
and Artist 5 is just the not sure yet category.
But some of the categories I mentioned might fit together.
As you may know, I've done the most research on this library, it's a very mysterious one.
And there's a lot of people interested in it, like the Lostwave community, which I used to be a part of.
So I think unknown artist One and Two might be the same.
Some songs have vocals, and the female vocals seem to all be in those two categories.
The male vocals are only in Unknown artist three.