[milliondollars]

goddamn! totally forgot about this one. everybody knows that Andy Loore is a Janko Nilovic pseudonym. also everybody knows that Nilovic can be goddamn funky! this is what this goddamn record is all about.

super sleazy rhythms perfect for your summer vacation, your cocktail party or your next private sex movie. the best goddamn thing about this record is that it's goddamn cheap as nobody is looking for it. goddamnit!!! how is it possible??? highly recommended.

for me in parts it sounds like a lost record by Rino De filippi that he has never made, haha! again some kind people have uploaded most of the album on youtube for our listening pleasure...

https://www.discogs.com/Andy-Loore-Wate ... se/2820676

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[texasvinyl]

Beautiful vibes on this one... I wish it didn't end so quickly

[milliondollars]

this one is really good. you would never expect it is german library when you hear it! according to discogs Juan Demonio is a Jurgen Franke pseudonym. beautiful latin vibes and super easy styles. my spanish is not the best but Esto Me Gusto should be something like after my fancy and that' exactly what it is. another one for a long hot summer...

https://www.discogs.com/Juan-Demonio-Es ... se/4702411

[texasvinyl]

Nice one @million, the bossa influence does sound like an Italian recording. I like the tracks on youtube.



I am revisiting an old favorite this morning, "paesaggi" by bacalov, I believe performed by Nora Orlandi 4+4. The two tracks on youtube "To the Barren Moor" and "Fino All'Orizzonte" are both nice.

[texasvinyl]

Enjoying the day off... Some more Bacalov, this one is a Spanish pressing instead of the Italian (?)



It's kind of a "Latin surf rock" sound, with one well known track:

[texasvinyl]

Fun Barigozzi record... Upbeat jazz groover. This is the cheap Belgian pressing. Italian pressing are on Jump and Music Scene.

[texasvinyl]

Later funk (1981) but good for an 80s library. This track is like a classy 'Price Is Right' jazz funk flute jam.

[deafmetal]

I am revisiting an old favorite this morning, "paesaggi" by bacalov, I believe performed by Nora Orlandi 4+4. The two tracks on youtube "To the Barren Moor" and "Fino All'Orizzonte" are both nice.

Wonderful! Really nice mood on this one.

[milliondollars]

another one from the german Golden Ring catalogue and a very good one in my opinion. again it's Jurgen Franke but this time with his real name and with first class german orchestral vibes. another fresh title for the summer...

https://www.discogs.com/J%C3%BCrgen-Fra ... se/2918330

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[milliondollars]

still messing with the Golden Ring catalogue... last night i have played this spaced out trip by the great Peter Thomas. Orion 2000 is what you expect from a record like this. it's wild, psychedelic, beat-driven and has lots of great electronic effects. probably my favourite Peter Thomas record. i like this one more than Sound Music Album 5. a reissue from the Roundtable label exists, can't judge on sound quality though...

https://www.discogs.com/Orchestra-Peter ... ase/543136

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[Jimmy_Mike]

Millie, what do you know of Peter Patzer? I've only been able to find one track on youtube and it was a real banger.

[Jimmy_Mike]

The clip in question:

[Mateo Sanboval]

What a great cut, Jimmy. I love it.

[thewaystation]

@million$s Here's one for the speleological library head: Golden Ring's "Sound Music Album No 49":

https://www.discogs.com/de/Rolf-Wehmeie ... se/3237552

I am referring to track a1, "Secret Caves", suggested for "stalactite caverns, mountain lakes, vocanic lakes, clouds, astrology".
The topic apparently lent itself particularly well to mid-80s synth/ambient extravaganza. This is one I just stumbled over, there have to be plenty more. It's not my favourite cut on the (highly enjoyable) album though.

[milliondollars]

@Jimmy: that Peter Patzer library catalogue is totally underrated. also quite rare. some fancy things going on there i believe. only have one of them and it's on white vinyl. need to listen to it again. thanks for heads-up!

[milliondollars]

thanks for the recommendation @thewaystation! there's not much libraries about speleology. we have to contact Mudo to do a mixtape on this topic, haha!

i believe there is some hidden jewels from vol. 45 onwards. your 49 looks quite interesting. i know a shop that has some of them in the € bin. will take some of them home if i still have the chance to grab them...

[milliondollars]

digested some titles from the Southern Library lately. one highly recommended and overlooked album is the Jazz Beat Bossa Nova album. really good listen and solid from start to finish. all composed by the famous John Scott. two of the tunes made it on the recent Southern Library Records comp Tom Furse Digs which is a very good selection in my opinion...

https://www.discogs.com/Scottmen-Jazz-B ... se/2928875

[deafmetal]

The clip in question:

Gat damn... what a cut!

[milliondollars]

super happy that i found the last number of the Wildlife series on the great Sonoton label in the wild. since this is the Wildlife series, there is no other suitable way to hunt them down anyway...haha!

to celebrate my hunting trophy (or whatever i should call it?) i have played three of them last night. really like the ones with compositions from Sam Sklair and Gerhard Narholz (under his pseudonyms Mac Prindy and Otto Sieben) in particular. some mindblowing compositions can be found on them. these are nice and cheap, too…

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[milliondollars]

just realized the Ritmo Dell'Industria N.2 gets a reissue. but where in the hell is N.1??? N.1 needs a little love, too! a part of these tunes made it to the classic Kaleidoscopica comp on Plastic from 2000 and there's a reason for that...

these two records could have made the coolest 2LP library reissue ever. Alessandroni milking seems to be more important though. great mourning from my side...

https://www.discogs.com/Tamponi-Potenza ... se/6600337

https://www.discogs.com/Alessandro-Ales ... se/5497614

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[milliondollars]

played this fun release by Mladen Franko. not groundbreaking but has some really good tunes on it. some remind of Boneschi in my opinion. this is actually the very first Sonoton from 1980 but they must have dropped a big load at once. according to discogs they have released 49 releases in 1980 which is crazy. again somebody has uploaded the whole album on youtube...

https://www.discogs.com/Mladen-Franko-A ... se/1010640

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[Mateo Sanboval]

What a cool cover and title treatment on that record.

[texasvinyl]

Didn't know.vol 2 was getting reissued. Definitely need to pick one up as I've never been able to get my hands on an original.



@million is this one on your "longest library tracks" list? Side B is all one track, clocking in at a very lengthy 24'20". This is # 04 in the SMAG series on Magma, Gianni Mazza. This one has some synthy flavors and is a nice listen all around.

Here's a small snippet of the long cut:

[milliondollars]

@Texas: it's there and it's the second longest one :)

somehow the list went privat . maybe i have removed it because i had a little mess in it when i have added more loooooon tunes. probably need to expand it to top 30...

https://www.discogs.com/Gianni-E-I-Suoi ... se/6250764

[milliondollars]

two fine releases from the Sermi catalogue. these seem to be the earliest I Marc 4 but apparently these are the ones that i listen to the most. covers are really nice, too!

https://www.discogs.com/I-Marc-4-I-Soli ... se/4846462

https://www.discogs.com/I-Marc-Quattro- ... se/4846387

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