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

[sj_beat]

Great work ) Thank you tuneboy 

[Flemming]

Very cool, thank you very much for all the latest shares Tuneboy. 

[tuneboy]

Hey ho, let's go!
I'm kicking off the fall season with three new comps.
They have very different general moods.
Vol 99 is action-packed, bigbandish, vol 169 is relaxed and slightly cryptic,
vol 174 is easy, funky and blaxploitationish.

Regarding vol 99: Special thanks to Delatecla for material which made it possible
to do this compilation, a plan I've had for ages. All the CAV tracks are from vinyl.

Btw: Who knew that Tim Cross once played in The Adverts?

Sound Library vol 99 - A Dish of CAV
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/WPpxWBDb#-xD85u5NvBkhJeH5VzsJJg

Sound Library vol 169 - Take Ten Zero One
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/af5VXQTR#4FbllT_nwxhAdbiwkSOxkQ
(There is one called "Take Ten Zero Two" in the making.)

Sound Library vol 174 - Composed by Walter Murphy
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/bCgXmBgK#Cq9oKxy1OsVSTDbfVatxRA

[nidostar]

Hey ho, let's go!
I'm kicking off the fall season with three new comps.

Thanks for this latest set tuneboy. Though I must say, currently basking in the warmth of a lovely summer's day here in Normandy and with the threat of yet another heatwave by the end of this week I was slightly taken aback by your comment re "fall" ie autumn. But then I suppose up in Norway summer lasts only a few hours each year and it'll be snowing by a week next Thursday, hee, hee!!!

Seriously, I look forward to listening to these this weekend and am grateful for your continuing contribution to the forum with your exclusive series of superb music over the years

[JimmyD]

Listening to Vol 099. Digging those 70's vibes. Yeah!

Thanks tuneboy!!!

[MusikMann]

Thanks for this great update!

[tuneboy]

NEW COMPS
Second stage in my fall season compilation launch bonanza.

I realised that a couple of KPM specials were needed in this series when I discovered that I had put several essential KPM tracks aside (for various reasons) and almost forgotten about them. I have also been fishing in my pond of mono tracks lately. So a KPM comp in oldfangled mono just had to be done.

Most of the ORF tracks are from the rare "Arbeitsplatten" LP rips that were shared here way back. Most of the recordings were conducted by Karel Krautgartner.

Sound Library vol 88 - KPM in oldfangled mono!
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/GagUCJbK#5SWfYyYoLt_lHz509sFUrQ

Sound Library vol 92 - A KPM Kompanion (in newfangled stereo!)
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/CKIiXJbT#sRPG6-SKrLxjMoq1m-HLaQ

Sound Library vol 120 - The Sound of ORF
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/eOghzTRJ#DkjaejpDHS1OIV0P4lPwSQ

[Flemming]

Brilliant, thank you very much Tuneboy. 

[nidostar]

Another three. Thanks tuneboy. You certainly are keeping my ears busy!

[GradyTate]

Thanks for these tuneboy!  Great work as usual.

[tuneboy]

NEWSFLASH:
To keep nidostar's ears even busier (and some other people's ears too, I hope),
here is:
Sound Library vol 175 - Composed by Yan Tregger
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/eTQinJQY#8bXolTcWjo7WgCgZIWNl4w

Within can be found some goodies for those who like the sound of a clavinet now and then and some wah-wah guitar here and there. I think Yan Tregger's real name is Edouard Scotto Di Suoccio. He seems to be more well-known as Ted Scotto.

Could it be that Alan Parsons heard Tregger's "Tragedy" (1974)
before he made the "I Robot" theme? "Tragedy" sounds like a blueprint
and was recorded in 1974, "I Robot" in 1977.

[JimmyD]

Thanks tuneboy!

This is an outstanding series you have created. Thanks a million!!

On Vol. 120 now. Excellent!

[Fuzi]

NEWSFLASH:
To keep nidostar's ears even busier (and some other people's ears too, I hope),
here is:
Sound Library vol 175 - Composed by Yan Tregger
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/eTQinJQY#8bXolTcWjo7WgCgZIWNl4w

You bet this place is hot, hard to keep up with all recent arrivals thank you!

[nidostar]

Merci beaucoup tuneboy. Like Fuzi says it's becoming hard to keep up with all these uploads lately. Not that I'm complaining. I feel like a squirrel gathering nuts for the winter. Come the winter I'll have no shortage of beautiful music to listen to in front of the wood fire.

Your Tragedy/I Robot observation is interesting. I agree there are certain similarities between the two not least the tempo is unrelenting and both are in C minor. The style is very similar though I Robot is slightly slower.

[MusikMann]

Hey nidostar, I can only echo the statements above! Awesome! Thanks much!