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Tele Music (Lossless)(Complete)

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Quote from: Tele Music blogIn Paris, there is a music library whose story has been told over the last fifty years by the most talented musicians in France. Brought together for its catalogue, these virtuoso musicians have written the incredible story of extraordinary times, through every genre of music. Whether composers, instrumentalists or arrangers, from classical music, jazz, rock, rhythm 'n' blues, pop or, later electronic music, they were all at the very forefront of trends and musical fashion, constantly exploring ever-broadening musical boundaries. All too often this story has been lost in the wider story of music. The sound design produced by the library for advertising, radio, TV and film has stood the test of time, and, in some cases, has travelled to the four corners of the world.

Pedersen, Rubio, Arvanitas, Roy, Bachelet, Dahan, Estardy: these musicians are no longer with us, but their memory lives on through the recordings they have made over the years.

Guiot, Lubat, Chatelain, Gonet, Pezin, Chatereau, Engel, Yared, Mallia: others are still around, some retired, some not, some in fact doing something completely different.

Loubet, Fagot, Pinto, Vedere, Trenet, Babin, Baer, Farrel, Hasdenteufel: they have been replaced by new faces who continue to write the story of the library.

The library feeds the media's voracious appetite for music, which began in consumer society when an increasing number of programmes were being produced for radio and TV, and libraries were springing up in Europe, France included (Montparnasse 2000, Mondiophone, Musique pour l'Image...). Only one has stood out since then, through the quality and diversity of its catalogue, and has managed to remain resolutely independent. One alone has become legendary, to the extent that it has a foothold in every continent, supported by sub-editors and international partners.

This library is Télé Music, founded by Roger and Claudette Tokarz, almost half a century ago.


This is the entire Tele Music LP and CD series, as stored on their library site, tele-music.com.  A few are missing a track here or there.  The files came as tagged .wav files, so if there is anything askew, this is how telemusic tagged them.  Some instances were checked against discogs and corrected, some were not.

The few albums I have sampled so far sound remarkably better than the Vinyl rips floating around the trading circles.



All albums are 16bit/44kHz FLAC unless otherwise specified


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vchw

 Thank you so much.  What a huge efforts!  Totally speechless!  :o

zach

many thanks for the disco records by the Voyage guys. always wanted good/non-skip-ridden copies.

a8detective

     Thank you for these! I've just been getting into Tele Music so this hits the spot. I'm starting with TM 3009 - Debout/Nilovic - Music Bazaar. Do  you happen to have TM 701 to 711? I'd love to hear Janko Nilovic's Visions fantastiques.

Your Pal Doug

I don't have too many from this label, but a favorite song is on one:
Primitive Spirit by Raymond Guiot & Guy Pedersen from TM 3017 Musique En Vrac.

I decided to try 3014 Countrebasses by the same two guys.
I now have a new favorite song
Bass After Love
It's a good dance tune (for my kind of dancin')

Thanks

Retronic

Like this, Doug?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlWL-ZOMZKY
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Retronic

I'm sure your dance moves are far superior.

Muff Diver


This is amazing!

The vast majority of my TM archives were bad mp3 rips there were so many gaps it was almost comical to look at.

Thanks very much, Blackwatch, for uploading your TM FLAC downloads here for your LMT friends. I never imagined I would ever see such Library riches in one place, let alone high quality LOSSLESS rips.

Thanks Dude, from the bottom of my black pirate's heart!
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joelfan71

Quote from: Muff Diver on April 07, 2018, 05:47:39 AM
This is amazing!

The vast majority of my TM archives were bad mp3 rips there were so many gaps it was almost comical to look at.

Thanks very much, Blackwatch, for uploading your TM FLAC downloads here for your LMT friends. I never imagined I would ever see such Library riches in one place, let alone high quality LOSSLESS rips.

Thanks Dude, from the bottom of my black pirate's heart!

Yes, BWP has really been a saint in helping out with great collection threads like this one. I lost many a backup from Tele music that I had on car during my two moves in the past 18 months, and this thread helped in getting everything back in digital form.
Thanks as always,

Daryl in Maryland

Rocco

Thank you so much BlackwatchPlaid for sharing this legendary label in full.
I would advise who loves disco-oriented and electronic albums to give a try to the awesome CD series. What a trip!
To TMCD 1144 Poptronic 2 or TMCD 1200 City Nights for example.
Enjoying contemporary library albums has been a real surprise to me.
Thank you again!  :)

Pumi

This is huge! Thank you very much BWP!!!

About the TM 3034 who is incomplete, the missing track "A3 Dead Slow" is on the TMCD 1194 - Stereo Ultra Vol. 3 (track 16)

rugged


bongo_rock

TMCD 1235 - Post-Disco (2016)(FLAC)

Link expired.

Can you please re-upload, BWP? :)

BlackwatchPlaid

No problem :)

TMCD 1235 - Post-Disco (2016)(FLAC)
www92.zippyshare.com/v/HGEQd58I/file.html
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