Cometa Edizioni Musicali Vinyl, CD & Tape 8 Artikel

Strictly limited edition!Only one copy per customer!“I GRES Vol.1”, is a sought-after Funky Breaks Library monster featuring the noted track "Restless" made famous by DJ Leacy, and containing other dope breaks and beats. I GRES were a studio group only founded by Silvano Chimenti that recorded 3 studio albums, recording Funky Library music. The band name combines letters of the members names: the "G" of organist GIORGIO CARNINI, "R" standing for maestro ROBERTO PREGADIO, "E" was the I Gres drummer ENZO RESTUCCIA and finally the "S" of the leading band man SILVANO CHIMENTI. The LP is mainly based on Rock-Blues, Funky & Groovy music. Among the tunes: "RESTLESS" (this classic B-boy favourite cop Funk was also used as the main theme for the "Dibattito politico" 1975 Tv programme); "HOT DOGS" Funk and killer guitar with distortions and obsessive rhythmics.

Limited edition of 500 copies only!In the 70′s, the Italian public television RAI used to broadcast disturbing paranoiac dramas, weird documentaries on the bottom of the sea and indigestible so-called “educational” movies. Obviously, all that stuff needed some music. Or “sonorizzazioni” (soundtracks), as they were called. These soundtracks were handled by shady characters, on the border between avant-garde classical, electronic space age and a healthy Italian pop touch. Some names are familiar: Ennio Morricone, for example. Or the mythological Piero Umiliani, too.But the biggest of all was Egisto Macchi. His Voix, a ghostly fresco of lunar vocals and abstract phonemes, is one of the masterpieces of the Italian “library music”.“ESP” is a four-part television series produced by Rai in 1973, directed by Daniele D'Anza, and aired from Sunday, May 27 1973 to Sunday, June 17, 1973 on the National Program. Music by Egisto Macchi.

In the '70s I Gres recorded three blistering albums of funky library music, plus a number of at the time unreleased tracks. Recorded in 1975 and previously unissued, this awesome collection features Romano Rizzati (Walter Rizzati), Silvano Chimenti and a loose assemblage of primo Italian library session-players.

The LP Italian library "Music Is My Life" is a new collection of songs never printed in LP of the 70s and early 80s used in the sound commentaries of newsreels, films, TV and documentaries. Many of you (now aged forty) will have surely felt them in the background, now we want to present them in their great musical fullness and to delight your ears.S. Brugnolini - A. Alessandroni - A. Trovajoli - E. Morricone - L. Zito - M. Guantini - Teimar - B. Pisano - G. Tommaso - T. Schipa

Strictly limited edition!Only one copy per customer!A record that definitely lives up to its title – an obscure Italian sound library session that blends instrumental touches that evoke an America at the start of the 70s with some of the hipper, deeper currents you'd expect from the team of Stefano Torossi and Giovanni Tomasso! There's plenty of expected sound library funk in the mix here in a way that makes for one of the most unique sound library sessions we've ever heard!

Limited edition of 500 copies only!An unreleased before album recorded in 1973 in Rome at the Recording Studios "Sound WorkShop" of Piero Umiliani, and a stand-out Italian Library LP to say the least. The whole record oozes a dreamy, mysterious, surrealist atmosphere enhaced by the vivid instrumentation that open a series of mesmerising pieces which range from the gentle to the hypnotic. Eastern sounds, ritual horns and assorted metal banging and scrapping add to the whole mix for a landmark sound that will evolve in delirious acid passages, hypnotic bass riffing, stoned funk beats, dubbed-out passages and Rino De Filippi trade-mark collage and sound manipulation make up to a really unique listening experience that submerges and puzzles the unexpecting listener. A must-have!

Limited edition of 350 copies only!Unreleased Amazing Funk / Beat Library LP with tones of Jazz-Funk and psychedelic beats and an addictive battery in a succession of thumping and vibrating rhythms. The listener is constantly kept guessing how the music swings between Psych Funk, Jazz and movie Esoteric Themes then back again. Songs like "INSEGUIMENTO SUL BOSFORO", "PIAZZA", "THEME FOR TWO" and "AGGRESSIONE", are simply timeless and go a long way to explain why Cometa albums are so highly regarded. Sounds perfectly dip here in the world of great music year 1969/70. Now this gem was finally removed HQ 180gr. vinyl with a better sound quality to the delight of audiophiles.

Limited edition of 500 copies only!The world of Italian library music is a confusing, mysterious and expensive one. It's confusing as some tracks appear across different libraries, some appear in the UK or in France. It's mysterious, because there is little documentation about anything, old labels still emerge out of nowhere, and often in Italy no one knows who owns what or why or how. And it's expensive to buy original Italian library records, even more expensive if they are good. One of the most collectible and consistently entertaining Italian labels was SR, set up as part of the Sermi Cable Company in the late 1960s. This is the compilation of music from that very company. Many of the music from that original catalogue is now owned by Cometa. But not all of it. Bearing that in mind Cometa believes this is the best compilation you could put together using the resources available. The music is incredible, beautiful and finally affordable. Killer percussion, superb jazz, odd global sound, beautiful library music.