The Sound Library compilation series (all links and updates).

[Greta]

Great, I love rhythmic grooves.

[tuneboy]

JUST LIBRARY
As a compulsive library compiler, I had to ask myself: But what about all the great tunes that don't easily fit into any obvious theme concepts or categories? I started putting them into folders that had no name - until I ended up with calling them "Just Library". So here are the first 7 volumes of "just library" music. I hope they make for an entertaining mix. They can surely also be used as introductions to the field for the uninitiated (of which there are still billions out there, strangely enough!) They contain both classic killers and underrated fillers that need some new love (imo). Most of the tracks are melodic stuff from my beloved decade: the 70s. I hope they can be enjoyed by some of you seasoned library fans as well. Nuff said. (All in wave format this time.)

Sound Library vol 36 - Just Library 1
hxxps://mega.nz/#F!KWZTySLa!VkU8BgBknQbqKG9TvWTlUg

Sound Library vol 37 - Just Library 2
hxxtps://mega.nz/#F!DGBDQCaQ!cF3ih-9hb30__AYk6o_Izg

Sound Library vol 38 - Just Library 3
hxxps://mega.nz/#F!beYxHI7B!JIqr97vMnesAqKRwlTHSUA

Sound Library vol 39 - Just Library 4
hxxps://mega.nz/#F!TLRT1SJL!98nqOngDITOXKKBP85ruXw

Sound Library vol 42 - Just Library 5
hxxps://mega.nz/#F!2WhH0K5I!oKXK2aGSRGQkTGnm-92NDw

Sound Library vol 43 - Just Library 6
hxxps://mega.nz/#F!KOg2UK7K!3eYFIT27kYdX7Qkgec5K1Q

Sound Library vol 45 - Just Library 7
hxxps://mega.nz/#F!nDx3yATJ!DSMfMVyHyhrRQigFVsdzhg

[Flemming]

Super, thanks Tuneboy! are these your own rips ?

[tuneboy]

Super, thanks Tuneboy! are these your own rips ?

Most of them, but far from all.

[Flemming]

Cool, thanks again Tuneboy! 

[Greta]

Great bunch. Thank you Tuneboy.

[tuneboy]

Sound Library vol 26 - Funky Big Bands
hxxps://mega.nz/#F!ySQTzCJK!fa91vnXpzZ56yZILKb2YZw

[Flemming]

Super, thanks Tuneboy! 

[nidostar]

Thank you so much for these. It must have taken you ages to collect and catalogue these tracks into their various genres. A true enthusiast!

[tuneboy]

Thank you so much for these. It must have taken you ages to collect and catalogue these tracks into their various genres. A true enthusiast!

Thanks, nidostar. Yes, it's a long-term project, but the categorizing and selection belongs to the fun part. The only practical way to do it is to write down the titles every time I hear an outstanding tune, put it under a suitable heading, or put the file itself in a suitable folder at once. Otherwise it would be total confusion.

The un-fun part is to clean the tracks manually and get a good loudness level among the tracks. Many more are under preparation.

I can even spend days on getting the 'covers' right, for some silly reason. I guess I'm obsessed. A nice obsession it is.

[tuneboy]

Brand new from the comp factory, only HQ LP rips:

Sound Library vol 156 - The Easy Magic of Werner Drexler's Go-Go-Sound
hxxps://mega.nz/#F!fHIVnSSB!1LBKVICRLIDTrvPzDJ7rHg



Werner Drexler used a heap of aliases as composer and orchestra leader/conductor. He was also the main man behind many projects on the Happy Records and Golden Ring labels, like The Butterflies, Incognito Five, Lord Chester and His Music, The Swingin' Formation, Peter Mellini Combo...

Some of his output was funky (most famously found on two classic eurofunk albums as Ralph Marco Band), but most of it was polite easy listening. I have saved the funky stuff for another day and stuck to the easy and wordless vocals tunes for this comp. I wouldn't mind for a sec getting stuck in an elevator with Werner Drexler's Go-Go-Sound on repeat.

[Greta]

Very nice. Thank you Tuneboy.

[Flemming]

Appreciate it, thanks Tuneboy! 

[tuneboy]

And they just keep on coming...

Sound Library vol 239 - Crime Jazz
hxxps://mega.nz/#F!uCIHACwC!b15JZkSQJ1ifFbLqQjwznA



I couldn't resist using an old paperback in my collection for this cover art.

[Greta]

Great! Thanks Tuneboy.