jeudi 18 septembre 2008

15 new KPMs (!) 1980 > 1983

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Gonzo did it again!
Here are 15 NEW KPM RIPS ! Everything's taged & named well ! CONGRATS and THANKS !
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Comments and ratings are just here to help you find what you need and are highly subjective/partial.
AND much temporary considering the fact that i'm discovering all that meself too..........
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KPM 1249 - Francis Monkman & Daryl Runswick - Classical Odyssey (1980)
VERY nicely produced 'disco violinsed pop'.
Slow BPMs but quite drinving... GREAT !
**** / *****
http://www.mediafire.com/?i7r6z2einjm
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KPM 1254 - Graham De Wilde - International Business (1981)
Same as above but less orchestral. Wah wah guitar and much groovy. 30 tracks / lots of short cues.
**** / *****
http://www.mediafire.com/?gamvsjjml9k
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KPM 1255 - Stanley Myers & Tony Kinsey - Lifestyles (1981) This one is a pure winner. Full of 'easy-ambiented-pop' and/or easy listening stuff.
B-side by synths master Tony Kinsey.
***** / *****
http://www.mediafire.com/?xvxjngyyz8r
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KPM 1266 - Dick Walter - Image Makers (1981)
Back to 'pure 1980 mainstream pop' with this one.. Shame disco died 2 years before.
*** / *****
http://www.mediafire.com/?trbarqkuzos
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KPM 1267 - Graham Preskett - Sunburst (1981)
Disco - Pop/rock on this one. Great variety of genres actually.. From light pianoed pop to (..intended..) rock. Fun.
*** / *****
http://www.mediafire.com/?icl0izqntxs
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KPM 1273 - Graham De Wilde - The Red White & Blue (1982)
Orchestral works. Very british. Folklore and anthems.
*** / *****
http://www.mediafire.com/?xnlmjuxfuvl
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KPM 1274 - Robert Cornford & Tony Kinsey - Music for the Movies (1982)
Brassy soundtracks sounds. Orchestral. Dark passages.. mid-60s compos with crystal clear early 80s sound.
*** / *****
http://www.mediafire.com/?xzbn3ef7fle
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KPM 1285 - Graham De Wilde & Mitch Dalton - Duty Free (1982)
Same feel as 1267. Easy early 80s pop.
*** / *****
http://www.mediafire.com/?rqzj95ouc1s
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KPM 1291 - VA - The Best of Christmas (1982)
This one features a wicked mix between kraut drums, TR-808, reversed Synthi loops and Vocoder.
No, no.
Wait...
It's Christmas songs.
My bad.
*** / *****
http://www.mediafire.com/?20lvsf4ltsw
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KPM 1292 - Gordon Giltrap & Rod Edwards - Soundwaves (1982)
Quite the same feel of multi-styled pop LP as 1267 and 1285. More synths in it. Interesting.
**** / *****
http://www.mediafire.com/?oj3wi5yevda
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KPM 1296 - Andy Clark - The Next One (1983)
AHHH.. Drum machines arrived.. EASY EASY Leftfield pop. Slap bass. Great arpeggios and bass sounds.
**** / *****
http://www.mediafire.com/?vobtzotz42v
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KPM 1299 - Graham De Wilde - Classical Fusion (1983)
Quite the same feel as 1296, more orchestrated. Brass & violins meet synth'd basses..
The Threshold (b) probably intends to be a mix between Blade Runner sounds & Ennio Morricone synths magic.. Microchip Strings is a Kraftwerk hommage (let's put it this way..) and goes completely Rondo Veneziano.. This one is VERY interesting !
***** / *****
http://www.mediafire.com/?mruamerlyvh
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KPM 1300 - Richard Myhill - Up Front (1983)
Pop-à-la-synths! Arpeggios, saxs, violins, cheesy electric basses and piano sounds mixed together. I love that. 'cause it's soooo impossible to find those sounds textures today..
**** / *****
http://www.mediafire.com/?zuqrrazztfs
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KPM 1304 - Keith Mansfield - Contact (1983)
Oh la la. Mr Mansfield and his synths. Quite the same feel as 1300. Rather uneven. Some great, some quite boring.
**** / *****
http://www.mediafire.com/?lhxgfy013ow
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KPM 1306 - Nick Glennie-Smith - Rock Licks from the Snakeranch (1983)
Back to pure mainstream pop. Guitar solos don't make it rock. Ah, the 80s.
*** / *****
http://www.mediafire.com/?zgtxcrlwxz3
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DIFFERENT MOODS, DIFFERENT FEELS..
Pick any or all !
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5 commentaires:

thescore_pionking@hotmail.com a dit…

Truly amazing...Thanks to all involved :)

Gonzo-tbirddmnd a dit…

Glad you like these! They're all tagged and at 320 kbps! Plus they SOUND CLEAN!!!!

cheeba a dit…

Thanks for the passion you pour into tracking these down and exra thanks for the kpms - as usual!

Anonymous a dit…

Thanks!

Jean-Luc a dit…

Thanks for all the fantastic albums! This is just to good to be true...

Right now listening through KPM 1254 Graham de Wilde - and the first track seems to be missing. Is this right?