#library music

[phonographica]

David Vorhaus – Virtual World (1993)

[haveyouheardthisband]

[oldshowbiz]

The Price is Right used library music extensively.

[postpunkindustrial]

Dramatic And Horror - Volume 2

Halloween Season - Horror Sound Effects Records

Studio G maker of some really nice library effects records.

You can download this record from my Google Drive HERE

[haveyoulistenedtothisalbum-poll]

Tracklist:

Czas Pracy • Ballada w Rytmie Dżins • Słoneczna Ziemia • Zmartwienia • Na Złej Drodze • Nowe Przebudzenie • Konfrontacja • Zimna Noc • To Tylko Taka Gra • Spóźniona Poczta • Czas Pożegnań • Przychodnia

*This series (known in English as Smile Guide) is colloquially known as Kraina Grzybów, with the name stemming from the Youtube channel its been uploaded to.

Spotify ♪ Bandcamp ♪ YouTube

[bluetapes]

The latest one of our radio show, Music is a form of time-travel, can now be streamed or downloaded from the Blue Tapes Soundcloud. Features polyphonic chant, jazz, modern classical, 70s library music, space disco, noise rock, avant-metal and much more.

[burlveneer-music]

The Natural Yogurt Band & The Oracle - Miles Newbold is joined by Huw Rees for an album of space-funk noodling

The Natural Yogurt Band: drums, bass, synths, vibraphone, percussion & effects The Oracle: electric pianos & organ Written and performed by Miles Newbold and Huw Rees Recorded and produced by Miles Newbold Artwork by Pol Bourdellon

[mon-nid]

[walt-thisney]

[plus-low-overthrow]

Johnny Pearson - Playgirl (BBC Records)

TV Series Soundtrack 45 from the 70s I think, with library esc themes.

[phonographica]

Larry Owens – Powerpulse (1984)

[haveyouheardthisband]

[oldshowbiz]

Acquital by David Lindup was a library music track often used in low budget movies when someone was trying to crack a safe or sneak past a security guard.

It was also used as the opening music in the Twilight People (1972)

[gaykarstaagforever]

You know it, you love it, you just didn't know what it was called or where it came from.

It's called "library music," and it was the Analog Era's equivalent to the YouTube Music Library.

Some themes to things you thought were compositions specific to those IPs are absolutely kick-ass tracks written by quiet geniuses, to be used as "stock music" for movies and TV.

And because they were so ubiquitous and cheap to get the rights to, they became an indelible part of pop culture that most of us didn't know we didn't know about.

You're going to be yelling "OH YEAH, THAT ONE!" a lot during this.

[phantasmagloria]

Irregular Frequencies 042: Circles & Spheres

December show and last mix of the year for Fade Radio. Featuring circular compositions, music for spheres, ambient, choral and more.

December show and last mix of 2024 for Fade Radio. A show for the end of the year, to come full circle and start again; repeating, looping, a wave progressing, always moving forward, like a spiral in time, or a snake eating its tail. Featuring circular compositions, music for spheres and choral exaltations for sonic ascension. With music by the inimitable Philip Glass, playing his own work live…

[merelygifted]

Library music is often used in television, radio and film productions. This low-budget, pre-written music is intended to convey particular moods to the audience. Entire LPs, named by theme and often in multiple volumes, are dedicated to a wide variety of moods and concepts such as 'business dynamism', 'modern leisure', 'relaxed terror', 'perky dismay' and 'unspecified uncertainty'.  ...

Scarfolk Council: Library Music LPs (1970s)