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

[GefMongoose]

Glad to hear that Janko Nilovic is in your plans! Yeah, I noticed you have mostly british and german composers. It just seems to me that in the world of library music the triad of the UK, Italy and Germany rules. By the way, I really liked your Yan Tregger selection. I've listened to some of his stuff before and I found him to be a very interesting composer. Most of his tracks are interesting and how to say it, feel professionally done and creative. I have a similar feeling when listening to Nilovic...

P.S. I had hardly ever listened to maestro Morricone before. I knew him, respected him as a legend, but I didn't listen to him, preferring to seek out the lesser known. And listening to your compilation made me realize he's really great. His melodies touch the strings of my soul. “Un sacco bello” especially touched me emotionally. Very beautiful.

[tuneboy]

I think this could be an interesting movie:

hxxps://mega.nz/folder/XCIA1SJb#qk02KWotY42008_l1P98qg
Sound Library vol 95 - LMT Wonderbox 4

[GefMongoose]

Thank you! Great cover design.

[tuneboy]

Except for the text, the design is stolen, just like everything else.

[GefMongoose]

Finding a good picture for a cover is an art. Putting together a good compilation of different tracks is an art. There is an expression, “steal like an artist.” You create your own work from different pieces. I sometimes try to find interesting pictures from that period, the 60s and 70s. I especially like Italian movie posters. You know, there was an artist named Sandro Simeoni, whom I learned about from the cover of “Giuliano Sorgini – Under Pompelmo.” To be honest, I love this cover; it really captures the spirit of that time.

[tuneboy]

A brand new comp from the comp factory:
Sound Library vol 127 - Omnificent!
Selected Tracks 1978 - 1986
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/eHZUjDwb#4hL7-JllJnM_7U5d-TZXWg

[MusikMann]

Thumbs Up tuneboy!

[nidostar]

Truly Omnificent! Thanks tuneboy.

[JimmyD]

Sweet!

Thanks again, tuneboy!!!!

[tuneboy]

TWO FOR THE PRICE OF NILCH!

Sound Library vol 121 - Stairway to Latin
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/GToAhTTA#bJN57XBHl_hnU7HM7xM3bA
Sound Library vol 123 - Speedy Vivace 4
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/LSwkDS5T#0BgbPE6I87PN7Md4tjwRmw

[nidostar]

Thanks tuneboy. Plenty to get my teeth into here. I've already spotted Cycling by Otto Sieben to bear an uncanny likeness to Bring Me Sunshine the song made popular by the UK comedy team Morecambe and Wise and Ted Heath's Johnny One Note the final bars of which were used to open and close a children's news programme on the BBC called John Craven's Newsround.