Library Record Data Base

[Dan Dare]

Hi Guys - I have been sorting all my library records out, going through and trying to catalogue them. It's a real mixture of joy and pain as anyone who has done this will know.

I am about to embark on the Bruton mission and its a little scary. I was hoping that someone out there has ventured this ground before me and has a database with catalogue composer title etc that I could adapt.

I would appreciate any data info including libraries from KPM- Bruton- Chappell- MP2000-Parry- Select Sound.

Cheers Dan.

[bongolia]

Sermad's the man, although i'm not sure what's happening with the Soundlibrary site...

[sermad]

yeah the site is up and running still.

http://www.thesoundlibrary.com/

Its fully database driven. If you want access to the data entry system then just shout and I'll sort you out.

[bongolia]

doh! missed out the 'the' when i tried it...

[Soul-Fiend]

PM green man. Tom has original catalogues for a few library labels. He also has a few hundred libraries too.

[LDJB]

Serms - where's the KPMs gone?

[sermad]

the kpms are hidden because I havent finished adding them. they'll come online soon im sure.

*edit - I turned the kpms on. But no tracklistings until I figure out how something um geeky.

Ive got maybe 1500 titles in the database now...

Ive got about 20 cats myself. Very useful they are too.

[wooly]

Ive got about 20 cats myself. Very useful they are too.

Not when they want feeding, serms.

[Dan Dare]

sound library database

yeah the site is up and running still.

http://www.thesoundlibrary.com/

Its fully database driven. If you want access to the data entry system then just shout and I'll sort you out.

Hey Sermad that would be great if I could have access to the database it would be a great help.
I noticed you didn't include Bruton. Was it to much of a painful a task.

Forgive me but who is Tom this catalogue sounds good.

Cheers again Dan

[rolex baxter]

aye sermad - thanks for putting up the KPMs again ..

I'm bedazzled at how many there are, and I know you must be tiring of these questions, but I recently found KPM 1001 (the mood modern) and 1014 (all that jazz) in an op shop down here.

They're pretty straight ahead but there are a few cuts on each that aren't too shabby, now the question is are either of these particulary notable or sought after - perhaps 1001 as the first 1000 series release ?

[sermad]

to be honest mate no they are not really sought after.

The only jazz libraries on kpm that command sums are the clarke boland ones on KPM INT.

[rolex baxter]

cheers - I suspected as much

[Blast kid]

Interesting website. Records I feel that should be added:

PIL 9030: The Michelangelo Orchestra - Free Dimension ('76)
A nice easy listening jazzy record
PIL 9041: CONTEMPO Lp (Michelangelo Orchestra b/w The Polson Pickers) ('79)
Not as good as the Free Dimension Lp, but still some cool easy listening vibes by Michelangelo. The B-side sucks.

Another PIL record I have is PIL 9015: Sun ~ seeker by David Johnson. But I don't like it at all.

[iueke]

i think "all that jazz" has Tubby Hayes on, but to sell it for a good amount you need to prove this - so you need to find a copy of the CD issue that has the info.