80s library record mixes

[Pony]

this concept is dope, dude ran the acapella through a vocoder

http://www.datassette.net/music/datashat--stop_the_message.mp3

I've done this before, but not a whole song. This whole site is straight

Just listened to the "Warm Summer Days Indoors" mix

 

[jonblack]

grabbed Business Funk I & II.....

just plain awesome.

 

[Bsides]

you guys like this stuff? ive got a GRIP of 80's libraries for yall on the CHEAP. holler.

 

[Kinetic]

Accoutning Funk Vol. 1 is off the calculator!

Pretty sure it opens with Numbers by Kraftwerk and finishes with Accountancy Blues by Gil Scott-Heron

 

[plkbryn]

check "sound inventions" by klaus weiss for some slick dow jones electro.

A Select sound Library LP No?? I think I have that?
that would be the one. although not stricly cues for business and industry and other light action, it's definitely in the same universe.

 

[Snagglepus]

These mixes are killing me.

If you work in a cubicle, play the song on BusinessFunk I that starts at about 7:26. Then just start doing something job related and picture yourself as part of a training video. It helps if you pick up your phone and pretend to say something important.

 

[Ham]

11:20 into the first mix. god damn that is some great music

 

[jjfad027]

these are perfect!! any recommendations in this 'genre'?

Hardcastle/Jazzmasters


I think some of the Statler records sound similar to this.

 

[Pony]

Any one gots an mp3 of Andy Clark's "Funk-U-Like" (it's a KPM record), shit is serious electro HEAT.

 

[Pony]

Hardcastle =

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KS9_whG2xA8

 

[Pony]

11:20 into the first mix. god damn that is some great music

Andy Clark's "Funk-U-Like" (it's a KPM record)

 

[Ham]

nice! KPM 1296 "The Next One" apparently..

 

[djstef]

If you work in a cubicle, play the song on BusinessFunk I that starts at about 7:26. Then just start doing something job related and picture yourself as part of a training video. It helps if you pick up your phone and pretend to say something important.

And speaking of training...

 

[armanhammer]