FC-U15 Poetic Motion (Firstcom)

[DoctorDoodle19]

Here's another album from the FC-U series!
I enjoy the first 5 tracks or so and then I don't really like the rest.
This only includes full versions, and it is mp3 so I don't know how good the quality is.
This is from the internet archive, ripped by dsgsgs.

Enjoy!

pixeldrain.com/u/6FBNCmo6

-DoctorDoodle19

[ChunYinZi]

If I remember correctly, dsgsgs has shared this on LTM before, though the link may have expired.

“dsgsgs” is from China, just like me, and we’ve met in person a few times. In fact, any “Music Library” enthusiasts from China get together every year�"usually at the “Music Library” warehouse in Beijing.

Meeting is a matter of fate; let’s cherish the moment.

[DoctorDoodle19]

Yes, I remember "dsgsgs" is your friend, along with "ydpgm"
Someday, I'd love to go there, and just meet some people who have the same interests as me, even if it's not Japanese music libraries, but any music libraries.
I'd also love to find some more interesting American music libraries, to just have the freedom to pick up a CD and listen to it!

[LibraryGuy78]

Thanks for this new FC! one of my favorite modern American libraries.

[DoctorDoodle19]

You're welcome!
I don't usually enjoy American music libraries, but this one is worth a share.
I really like the track on this album called "Beautiful Boy".
It reminds me of those old commericals from the late 90s and very early 2000s, like Samsung phone commercials or something, it's very urban - corporate sounding.
I remember seeing this ad once on some compilation video and it was a Samsung phone commercial with some sort of music like that and it had videos of the world trade center in it, before 9/11. It's just such a surreal thing, and I feel like it puts a meaning to this kind of library music.

[nidostar]

I really like the track on this album called "Beautiful Boy".
It reminds me of those old commericals from the late 90s and very early 2000s.......

I had to laugh. To me the "old commercials" are those from the late 50s/early 60s, ha, ha! It's all relative, I guess.

[DoctorDoodle19]

haha!
I'm a younger member of this group, so I guess what I consider 'old' is different than what you would.

[hilbert]

I came across this on the Internet Archive but thanks for the upload anyway. Unlike some perfectionists, I'm not bothered by the mp3 quality. Another reason why I'm less picky in this particular case is the fact that the Underscores series is almost impossible to find. FirstCom has become one of my favorite libraries and they have been around since the mid-80s.