MATCH MUSIC LIBRARY

[WIILKAS]

Hello, good morning / good afternoon / good night.

What opinion do you have about MATCH MUSIC LIBRARY?

[ζBUS]

A lot of tracks from that label were used by MotorWeek in season 20 onwards. Decent stuff.

[WIILKAS]

Interesting fact.  I'm a fan of motorweek but about its first seasons, approximately the first 15, which were from 1982 to 1997 or so, so I checked out the new millennium ones to listen to those soundtracks, thank you!

A lot of tracks from that label were used by MotorWeek in season 20 onwards. Decent stuff.

[Psyclon]

Just like CAVENDISH (or B&W's fringe years), MATCH MUSIC is a great find for someone that is looking for awesome digital, 80s, futuristic-industry or just pop. These tracks sound like amazing, but unforuntately many CD releases suffer that they masters are sourced from either a low-quality tape or directly from an LP. Not that it sounds super bad, but if you release CD with analogue material on it - eh? Also, they have great "soundtrack" styles - such as "Marvelous Micro's", "Gumshoe (Underscore)" or "Intruders", which sound like straight out from a MacGyver scene were he is being chased by uzi-wielding goons in a dark-blue warehouse at night...

The standardized, colour coded labels they used make that label also weirdly satisfying to bring them up in your media player Also, you can tell from what era they are. Labels with a black triangle are from the 80s (and share that with the LP cover design), the 90s tracks have a lighter design without a black corner. Even their techno/eurodance sub-label (MATCH MUSIC XS) is distinguishable.

[WIILKAS]

I love those standardized labels, also very much in the style of the early years of Ábaco and Focus Music.  I have always been of the idea of ​​standardizing the image of your brand or product so that people can immediately identify your brand.  I really liked several albums.  I'll look for those soundtracks you mention to listen to them.  Thank you for your comments.

Just like CAVENDISH (or B&W's fringe years), MATCH MUSIC is a great find for someone that is looking for awesome digital, 80s, futuristic-industry or just pop. These tracks sound like amazing, but unforuntately many CD releases suffer that they masters are sourced from either a low-quality tape or directly from an LP. Not that it sounds super bad, but if you release CD with analogue material on it - eh? Also, they have great "soundtrack" styles - such as "Marvelous Micro's", "Gumshoe (Underscore)" or "Intruders", which sound like straight out from a MacGyver scene were he is being chased by uzi-wielding goons in a dark-blue warehouse at night...

The standardized, colour coded labels they used make that label also weirdly satisfying to bring them up in your media player Also, you can tell from what era they are. Labels with a black triangle are from the 80s (and share that with the LP cover design), the 90s tracks have a lighter design without a black corner. Even their techno/eurodance sub-label (MATCH MUSIC XS) is distinguishable.

[Yohanes Salomo]

Oh. This? I do love this! It's because of those tracks my friend on YouTube (Rede Clone) has used, formerly until now.