Another attempt by Jeff Newmann on capturing the sound of futuristic pop as he calls it. Record is filled with sample ready material for the electro / disco fan and DJ. I liked Future Design most with it's 'body poppi...

The tittle Future Aspects Of Current Pop sums up pretty nicely what to expect here. Some useful moments for the cosmic DJ with odd digital sounds and some sample ready synth loops. German original in unplayed condition.

Rosenstein is a man of many talents. After a few cosmic synth releases for UBM, Rosenstein here favours the typical jazz funk library sound of the eighties. Don Menza notably features on sax.

David Rosenstein, Hans Wagener and Uwe Buschkötter from UBM on a very meditative chill. I did like Tendai with it's mellow oriental flavour. Unplayed stock copy.

This album will not have you up dancing but if you have got a sampler and are on the lookout for some untapped electro beats for your next mix or own track here we go. Stock copy in unplayed condition.

Norman Candler and his massive ensemble of 80 plus strings with takes of the big John Lennon tracks like Imagine, Woman and Happy X-mas. All a bit cheesy to say the least but I skipped to Selected Sound main man Claud...

Interesting colaboration on this Intersound recording. Trumpeter Tony Fisher who played with Clarke Bolland and Kenny Wheeler teams up with KPM studio head John Fiddy. Result is a mix of jazzy library sounds and some ...

Split library recording with one side by the Manuel Riga Set and the other by James Douglas Group. No hard hitters for the clubs on this one but a few mellow spisns. Enjoy the bossa vibes on Crusin'. Near perfect copy.

First in the Understanding Latin Rhythms series with Jose Mangual and Carlos Patato Valdez providing the action and trust me there is plenty of it. Serves as a perfect bridge in vinyl mixing both for the latin, funk a...

Second volume in the Understanding Latin Rhythms series with back to back breaks by Charlie Santiago and Nelson Gonzales. Very worthwhile mixing records in the right hands. Perfect shine on this spotless vinyl.

Great Selected Sound library release with tunes inspired by original Brazilian and Argentinian traditions. Samba, Bossa and some folky but very useful percussion rhythm tracks perfect for sampling. A few pen marks on ...

This is one incredible 'wolf in sheep's clothing' record. Childrens dance music release on Fidulafon but packed with jazz, funk and afro break beat spins. Watussi Drums, Black Lady, Sunset in Ghana... Small stamp to c...

From the man who brought us Ben The Big One this release is somewhat undiscovered. This is surprising when listening to the massive Big Band dancer The Two Ronnies. Funky... Few ligth crackles at breakdown so graded V...

Spotless copy of this collectable Bosworth Library Sessions double album. All killer no filler release! Favorites are the Paolo Zavallone tracks Chez Vous, Yellow Fever and Big John. Essential and rare item. Price sti...

Likely the rarest Happy Records release with the Catch Up crew Max Greger Jr, Milan Pilar, Curt Cress and Siggi Schwab. Mellow jazz and a few funk undertones provides the soundscape here. Unplayed copy with tiny stick...

The electro madness continues on the Video Tech series. Listen to the abstract Dotty Digitals for an idea of the direction here.

Another great electro release by Harry Forbes and crew from the Canadian Library label Parry Music. Packed with deep and dark cosmic sounds. Sonoton sticker on cover, record is near mint.

Cracking cosmic sounds on this Parry Music library release. Really interesting deep sounds for the electronic and cosmic disco DJ. Check out a little feel on Prototype.

Obviously nothing funky to be found on this Parry Music record but a few of the Harpsichord tracks has got a little something that could be used for production. Spotless condition with stocker on front.

Excellent and recommended library release. To little surprise really with Werner Drexler, Mladen Franko, Kurt Cress, Freddie Santiago and many more providing the soundscape. Four strong tracks here but I had to play y...