Yan Tregger-Freezing Point-MA CO 501 Marignan Records-1972- HOLY GRAIL Funky Psych

   So yeah this is surprisingly my first Yan Tregger post and I guess no better place than to start than with his first record on the megarare Marignan Records.  I know a bunch of you already know how kickass this man is but for those that don't Yan Tregger (Edouard Scotto Di Suoccio) is one of the most funky outer space dudes there ever was.  I really can't think of any other library musician that shreds as hard as him.   Every release is full of pumped up jams as well as interesting musical moods.  I would consider this his second best record, right behind his L'Illustration Musicale effort," The Pop World Of Yan Tregger" but really everything he's done is goddamn brilliant as long as you like to headbang, haha.  I feel like this was his tryout record, like he had to prove himself, that's why he had to release it on Marignan.  After this I'm sure every Library label wanted some Yan Tregger love, which unfortunately didn't mean tons of exposure but certainly more than the average dude. There's so many dope jams on this, even 7 that I included in my Library best playlist.  Bottom line is, you need this shit but unfortunately I can only offer this gem for preview & possible MP3 trade.  Enjoy the soundclip  and refer to this link for information on trading.
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Francois De Roubaix-Les Levres Rouges OST-Barclay-1971 My Rip @320K

  I Guarantee anyone that bought this 45 holds it as one of their most cherished records!  No one found this thing in the dollar bin, if you have it, it cause you really wanted it and were willing to do anything for it.  Ever since I heard this, I was on a mission.  Not only is it the best Francois De Roubaix record but it's for a very beautiful Lesbian Vampire Movie, WHAT!!!!  I've heard these songs so many times that I'm too used to them, but when I think back to my first experiences with them, I just remember absolute goosebumps.  Francois De Roubaix is just a soundtrack genius, right up there with Cosma, Vannier.  He is just as gnarly as he is soft and sweet and there are 2 very different periods for his greatness, the acoustic instrument period and then the later electronic period.  I greatly prefer the electronic period except for this record.  I don't think I've ever heard someone try so many things in the course of 2 songs, it's like a mini concept album.  I've taken the luxury of seperating "Les Dunes Ostende" into 5 parts mostly so you can get straight to the dope ass beat at the end of the song.  I've also included the songs in their complete form as well.  One of the reasons I know there's not a GOD is because he wouldn't of allowed such a musical astronaut such as Roubaix to die so young.  I hope you enjoy my rip @320K of course.  Thanks Chris Tillotson       GET IT HERE!



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SST(Tim Krog)-The Boogey Man Soundtrack- 1980 Essential Synth Horror

  Essential Private Press Horror soundtrack by Synth Sound Trax Corp.  I always saw this credited to Tim Krog but the back has 3 people credited, Tim Krog, Jan Bartlett & Ed Christiano.  I just recently watched this movie and it wasn't about a boogey man, at least not how I think of a boogey man, but more a weird paranormal possession movie involving mirrors as the medium.  The soundtrack to me outshines the movie with the second version of the title track just killing it.  There are so many great 80's horror synth themes but this one might be the best. It starts off strong with the john carpenter piano run but then goes where I wish all John Carpenter stuff went (Melodic and Pop) haha.  Then to truly destroy, it does a bad ass backwards synth part that you can tell they just flipped by experiment.  I haven't heard anything else by SST but if it's half as good as this I can't wait.  This is hand numbered 348 out of 1000 and I've seen this thing sell for hundreds of dollars and some people actually try to get over a grand for it,hahaha but if you wait it out, you can score it for a decent price.  A true cult OST, enjoy from my personal collection ripped @320K. Thanks, Chris Tillotson               GET IT HERE!

Rubba(Jacky Giordano,J.Saunders & Various)-DWSLP 3428-In Motion-De Wolfe-1980 COSMIC FLOYD!

  This is my favorite Giordano release on De Wolfe, yes even more than "Play It Again".  But maybe that's because Pink Floyd is one of my most beloved bands.  This record is just a perfect balance between what I grew up on and what I've grown to love as an adult.  Giordano and his pals J.Saunders and others are setting the controls for the heart of the sun and very successful at it too.  They get very spacious, melodic and epic with synths, drums, bass, and guitar.  And no progressive album would be complete without guitar solos which there are definitely plentiful.  So many great jams on here, it's quite mindblowing if this is your thing.  So go get the brownies and let the good times roll!  Enjoy my rip @320K from my personal collection and please don't repost my rips as your own, much money and time go into these posts and if you would like to share my rips of these great records a link to my blog, I find as sufficient respect.   GET IT HERE!

Watch me and the other Starving Daughters covering "Dove Vai Il Mondo" in Echo Park last weekend

                        If you don't know I also play lead guitar in an instrumental psych band, that's me on the far right.  Here we're playing a cover of my favorite Piero Umiliani song, "Dove Vai Il Mondo".  And also under that us doing a cover of fugue in D Minor (Egg Version) We aren't a cover band but it definitely feels good to play songs from greater composers than ourselves.
BTW we only have a few copies left of our vinyl double LP pressed in only 100 copies, if you're interested.

Shunsuke Kikuchi-Masked Rider OST-CX 7198 Nippon Columbia-1971 Anime Psych Grail

  No this isn't the new Daft Punk record, it's the new power rangers acid rock record.  This is probably the most sought after anime/metal heroes soundtrack and for very good reason.  This is the first in a series of I think 4 and it's the best one.  All are done by prolific anime composer Shunsuke Kikuchi (Hurricane Polymer, Babel, Grendizer, Getter Robo,Tosho Daimos) who has a very recognizable 60's psych sound.  The tones and ideas in this thing are just perfection, amazing early Floyd sound with downtempo beats, spy horns, and insane fuzz guitar.  So many good jams on here, so make sure to jam all of it!  Wouldn't it just be the greatest crap ever if you rolled into a club just to find a few dudes dressed like masked insects shredding this kind of stuff.  Please enjoy my rip from my personal collection @320K.
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Bob Callaghan & Co "Il Gabbiano Infelice" SM 3426 Joker- Italy 1972 Moog!

  Having to drop hella cash on overly expensive rare records is usually a necessity if you want to hear the good stuff but it is nice when you can pick up gems like this for pretty much dollar bin prices.  I just love all these moog exploitation records.  This one is by Bob Callaghan & Co doing covers of popular songs of the time and a couple Alberto Baldan Bembo jams off his great Arp Synthesizer Record.  "Noi Due Nel Mondo E Nell'Anima" is such an amazing jam, oh my god those chord changes!  It was originally done by Italian band "Pooh"hahaa and pooh my pants I almost did when I heard it.  There also a dope cover of Kingsley's "Popcorn" and the beautiful Bembo songs, "Penny" & "My Intermezzo"  All in all very solid listen all the way through, how can you not enjoy this kind of shit!  Enjoy from my personal collection ripped @320K.
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