René Costy & Willy Albimoor
The Rapture (Orly New Times n°12) 197?, France

Library Collectors are after the famous "Scrabble" Chappell library by belgian composers René Costy but most of them might not know this one, released with Willy Albimoor on the small Orly New Times label. Includes many excellent cuts like the famous "The Longest Night" a trippy groovy cuts or the Umiliani Style "Secret mixture" with lush string arrangement. Killer jazz funk cuts on "The Devil's ride" and "Off limits" which sounds like a Michael Longo track. Don't miss out the monster psych jazz "Pop in three". Stock copy.

Cover/Vinyl: NM/NM - €90

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Lou Stein
Introspective 1 (Orly Kaleidoscope N° 18) 197?, France

Ultra rare release on the hard to find Orly Kaleidoscope french library label. The whole album is composed by Lou Stein and includes several killer psych jazz cuts going from drama funky jazz to psychelic pop mod. Don't miss out this titles on the 12' soundclip : "Discovery" / "Sonata in 3 movements" / "Crosstown" / Mailman in the rain ...Some great harpsychord tunes remind me Baroque Jazz Trio or Pop Instrumental de France.

Cover/Vinyl: VG++/EX - €80

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Strange Love Action (Chappell) 197?, France

An amazing, varied collections of very brief cues and some longer, surprisingly progressive, bizarre compositions. Not sure who the actual composers are, but I get the feeling it's some of the "usual suspects" (Nardini, Roger, Giordano, Eddie Warner, etc...), if the familiar arrangements and sounds say anything. Definitely more complex and engaging than most "straight" library album. This one plays like a conceptual piece... about what nobody knows... "Desert Weather" is the most infectuous, awkward ditty I've heard since a while.

Cover/Vinyl: VG++/EX - €90

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René Costy & Willy Albimoor
The Rapture (Orly New Times n°12) 197?, Belgium

Library Collectors are after the famous "Scrabble" Chappell library by belgian composers René Costy but most of them might not know this one, released with Willy Albimoor on the small Orly New Times label. Includes many excellent cuts like the famous "The Longest Night" a trippy groovy cuts or the Umiliani Style "Secret mixture" with lush string arrangement. Killer jazz funk cuts on "The Devil's ride" and "Off limits" which sounds like a Michael Longo track. Don't miss out the monster psych jazz "Pop in three". Plain sleeve cover. Record has a light warp ...

Cover/Vinyl: EX/VG++ - €30

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G. Gallo - G. Pedersen
Suspense (Montparnasse 2000 - mp 2000 # 121) 197?, France

Super rare drama contemporary cosmic jazz session with bouncing breaks like on "Suspense dramatique" sound like a darker Planete Sauvage ... Check also "Angoisse Spatial" another ill tense bass, drums, and weird aerian sounds, violin, or "Poursuite oriental" a monster bass over jazz drumming perfect to make a nice hip-hop beat ... lots of interesting noise as there is tonz of effected solos instruments ... Aquatic bass on "Suspense Spatial".

Cover/Vinyl: NM/NM - €60

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Peter Bonello / Cecil Leuter
Electronic Tricks (IM # 20) 197?, France

One of the most wanted french early electronic Library. You will understand why, when you will hear this ! Insane early electronic compositions by maestros Nino Nardini & Roger Roger under disguise ! Perfect condition. Record looks unplayed, Cover is flawles. nuff said check the audio !

Cover/Vinyl: M/NM - €250

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Eddie Warner - Georges Teperino
Strictly Rhythmical / Rythmical Melodies (IM 17 - l'Illustration Musicale) 197?, France

One of the most wanted on the mythic library label l'Illustration Musicale composed by Eddie Warner for the first side & Georges Teperino aka Nino Nardini for the B side. Includes the fast paced dark psych moog LSD futuristic synth funk "Minor Mind" that was comped by Luke Vibert on Further Nuggets. Also huge tunes like the cosmic funk of "Night Walk", the obssessional insane electronic moog funky "Cleopatra", weirdo electro "Aberration", "Perpetuo Popile". One the hardest to find on IM.

Cover/Vinyl: EX/NM - €250

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Eddie Warner
100% Electronic (IM # 12) 1970, France

We guess on this one, Eddie Warner, genius musician and founder of IM Library known as the Label of Modern Rythms, has been helped by Nino Nardini. Super dark electronic mood, fantastic cosmic moog, killer drums, crazy wild effects, even if most of IM releases are excellent, this one is in my opinion the craziest. Hard to describe so checking the soundclip would be the best way to discover this sought after Lp... A fantastic piece of music.

Cover/Vinyl: EX/EX - €200

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JP Decerf
Sound (Montparnasse 2000 - mp 2000 # 91) 197?, France

NM copy of now super sought after Decerf Library on MP 2000 for those who already know Lecerf through his classic "Magical Ring" or "Open Air" you won't be disappointed with this one. With a fantastic mix of mad electronics, funk, pop. this lp can be rated as the same level as any IM electronic Library !

Cover/Vinyl: EX/NM - €70

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