Please to list teh top 10 definitively good library jernts
DB_Cooper
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I mean, errybody know about Big Beat and schittz, but I got like, a kid and zero time and even if i did ain't nobody got time to be listening to eleventybillion liberry rackords.
PLEASE TO KNOWLEDGE ME SOULTRUST.
I like that spyish KPM jernt.
PLEASE TO KNOWLEDGE ME SOULTRUST.
I like that spyish KPM jernt.
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But first: lager frenzy.
This is really the best way to approach any situation, I find.
Let me know if you need the dropbox hookup on any of these
Indeed. Makes them hard to justify holding on to generally because we are way to old and deep in this follishness to hold on to one-trackers.
I remember being underwhelmed by Psycheground, but I only heard it the one time at someone's spot. The others I have not heard, though, so ESSENTIAL HEADZ KNOW THE TRANSACTION?
Conroy Library - Stefano Torossi - Feelings
Reminds me of Isaac Hayes with an Italian touch
I've heard great things from Brian Bennett on compilations is there one record that stands out from him? KPM dude
I said: no Feelings
YOU WILL HAVE FEELINGS AND YOU WILL LIKE IT
:feelin_it:
#SOMANYFEELS
Vibrations Vol 2 (telemusic) Bernard Lubat
Rhythm and Melody (Chappell) Tony Rallo
April Orchestra Vol 3 - April
International Panoramic --CAM Tomsssini
Ovation - Freesound - b
Briche et Lenoued
Ad-Version Thetapy Vol 2 - Programme, 1978
Violin Vertigo - Armando Sciascia, Phase 6
Timing No. 1- Jacky Giordano
De L' Ambiance Avec/ Vincent Casino - Marignan
En Couleurrs - Alan Blackwell vol 17
Television Today - Grey/Lamont, Bruton
I agree, but I think it's a "different strokes for different strokes" thing.
For example, the Tele-Music series with Georges Teperino on them (I think there are 4 of them) are all experimental electronic/synth free-sound noodling that sounds exactly like a hellish nightmare to me, yet they command good cash and are in demand.
There are 2 nice cuts on Lauth Quartet. I saw a sealed one go for about $400, which is much more than I'd pay, but also understandable.
A few that are pretty much good all the way through:
I hear you. And yes, there are a few tracks on there which are great. Glad I found mine a decade ago for a few euros...
Nice! I'm after that LP, but yeah people want way too much for it.
Oh wells!
Jacky Giordano is another fave. Pop in devil's train.
Dirty Jazz - Chappell, 2006
Hip Jazz Hustle - Match, 2005
Retro Acid Jazz - James Taylor Qt - Bruton, 1995
The Hustle -James Taylor Qt - Bruton, 2004
Phuture Sound of Jazz - Match
Jazz Funk Decades - Cavendish, 2007
Smooth Jazz Funk - Paul Hardcastle, Carlin
Funk Anthology - Chappell, 2000
Funk Connection - TeleMusic 2004
...and there's many more.
Yes, not authentic library of the old stripe but then any notion of authenticity in library is a tad disingenuous, no?
#neolibrary
My job involves copious use of production library music. I should write up a proper comprehensive guide to interesting sub-labels and releases I've come across next time I've got some time at work, but everything always tends to be so rushed you just click samples nearly at random till you find something that'll work. Here's some stuff that jumps to mind though:
The modern funk band Speedometer (Soul Fire, Freestyle etc.) did a Chappell album called Ghetto Funk that is on par with any of their other stuff. I remember putting one of the tracks in a show and being like "damn, this sounds way better than most squeaky clean library attempts at soul/funk", then googling the composer name and going "oh right, them".
Also a lot of long-running libraries have remix series of their back catalogues that turn up some interesting stuff: Chappell has a NUGGETS series that has a lot of their old electronics stuff remixed by Herbaliser, Coldcut, and so on, and KPM has at least a couple of 1000-series remix albums, etc.
Yes the KPM remixes (eg OffBeats, Reworked/Revisited are good but others are often better - the Match 209 cd 'Soul Jazz Remix' is excellent.
For anyone intrigued by and not actively seeking neolibs out, apart from Ghetto Funk and Deep Funk, THE strongest set is 'Old School Classics' (Atmosphere ATMOS CD 158).
Guaranteed no one will be disappointed when they pop that disc in the player.
Not sure if eBay have nixed the lib cd sales though.