Welcome to the Original Library Music Themes (v7)

[kablamatic]

Guess who's back? KB's back! I still appreciate help from all you for identifying various stock music tracks for my KaBlam! Music Identification Blogs. UPDATE 9/13/22: Blogs listed below have since been deleted due to lack of interest.

kablamhjmusic.blogspot.com/
actionleaguenowmusic.blogspot.com/
kablamsegmentsmusic.blogspot.com/

Also, one blogger user commented on my third blog asking if any of you have this album (except I just noticed that comment was deleted by the user himself):

https://www.discogs.com/The-Grosvenor-Studio-Orchestra-Happy-Cobbler/release/7807856

If so, a rip would be appreciated! Thanks!

PS (regarding Mr)- Has Selected Sound #5196 worked for you yet via the zip folder? Otherwise, I would be happy to send you the actual CD-ROM myself.

[Greta]

Welcome back Kablam

[Mr]

Welcome back, K!

PS (regarding Mr)- Has Selected Sound #5196 worked for you yet via the zip folder? Otherwise, I would be happy to send you the actual CD-ROM myself.

Sorry, haven't gotten around to that yet! Let's speak in PM

[JimAth]

Being introduced to this forum by Mr himself, what can I say other than I found a treasure on-line! So, let me introduce myself...

My name is JimAth, but you can just call me Takis. I'm 21 years old, an Athens resident, and avid fan of library music!

When I was like 11, exactly 10 years ago, I began listening to soundtracks (I grew up with classical and the greek folk traditional music), and whenever I was watching Spongebob I really wanted to have the background music. So, I downloaded a torrent with the "Production Music" (still then, I couldn't exactly understand what was it all about) and submerged into the obscure world of the libraries. Everyday back then, I was googlin' and googlin' for albums (we had the dreaded Rapidshare back then -remember?), downloading and filling up my hard drive. 10 years ago, Facebook was still in its infancy, and blogs and forums were the place-to-be if you were on the search for obscure genres of music. Indeed, the blog community back then was very active and with exceptional quality (remember the Crime Lounge, a guy who used to upload albums but I just can't remember his name). Endless hours on the search...

Through library music, when I was around 15, I discovered jazz (even though I wouldn't fully appreciate it back then, as I do now), other genres and learned to distinguish between composers, eras and styles. When I entered University and had some money from student jobs, I started building my CD and Vinyl collection. I have around 4-5 CDs of Production music as of now (I mostly bought soundtracks and classical at first), but in the future I will enrich it with more findings.
Well, that's my -musical- life story! I hope we can have a very nice time here!


Greetings,

Takis

[Greta]

Hello Takis, nice to read your story.
Welcome aboard.

[stackjackson]

Welcome, JimAth!

[Timmer]

As an avid follower of library music for nearly 40 years, this continuing forum is unquestionably one of life's happy pleasures. A sincere THANK YOU! to those who are responsible for it and to those who so generously give of their time and resources. Back in the pre-Web era, one could have never dreamed it possible such a community of kindred spirits would ever exist.

[Retronic]

Great to see you. ;-)

[stackjackson]

Cheers, Timmer. And welcome!

[Greta]

Welcome Timmer.

[sguain]

Hi all You guys and thanks to Greta for letting me know this beautiful place; it's not a long time I'm into library music but I think I have a reasonable collection, You can find me with the same nick on soulseek, hope I can help...

Have a Good Weekend, Cheers

Ps: sorry for my late "hi" but I haven't had a lot of free time lately

[stackjackson]

Welcome, squain.

[Mr]

Welcome! Nice avatar

[niknak]

Somehow missed the welcome thread until now.

Hi Everyone, I Fell in love with library music after hearing Mike Ratledge's - Push Button on the tv show button moon back in the 80s.

It took quite a few years of digging and research to find out what music that was, then it was like discovering a whole new world. Library music of the 70's and 80's is pretty much all I ever listen to now.

This forum is just amazing, so pleased I discovered it.

Cheers!

[stackjackson]

Welcome, niknak. Glad you found us.