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A former discontinued has finally hit the site on the Dewolfe archive.

http://www.dewolfemusic.com/search.php# ... ode=1xzLUZ

MCT554 Tracks 4 & 9 still both sound familar for sure even after second listens to me. No matter if it's Other Stuff, WCW or WWF Wrestling I know I've heard those tracks for sure now.

Probably going to say 11 and 16 too now as well even.

Probably even more?!!!!? Guess More And More Rock isn't one Rock based MCT to give an oversight at all to if it's one for old crusty early WWF DVD intro themes, promos, recent classics videos and trailers and so on.

I'm even more intriged now to hear MCT 502 one day if we eventrually run into it the title says it could be Rock based as it's named MCT 502 - Guitar Heroes (1988).

Voices From The Other Side (2000)
Big Screen 2 (2000)

Only ever interested in them ever for the bragging rights of having a full 64k 22khz collection of the MCT library on my PC.

I've found a post with loads of Coloursound upgrades we probably need to add to the list. Don't know how many are still working if any.

https://librarymusicthemes.net/index.php?topic=531.0

That vinyl has been on De Wolfe for about a year now. I can't even remember the last time that De Wolfe even updated the vinyls it has been that long, stuck at 193 vinyls for ages.
MCT 554, track 4 had previously been found to be used as some WWF opening theme, I can't remember which as I don't collect them. The other 3 I think sound familiar too but I have yet to place my finger on them.

I listened to MCT502 when I was in Paris and nothing sounded even vaguely familiar.

I know "Big Screen 2" was on ebay but I wasn't interested in purchasing it, feel free if it comes back on.

librarymusicthemes has been around for years, their address has changed a few times and you have bought them up in the past. Good place to go.

Added 9 discontinued Hollywood Film CD's and 5 rare FirstCom Sound Designer Rock series CD's

HFML 11.1 - Animation (1989)
HFML 14.2 - Mystery - Horror (1993)
HFML 14.5 - From Beyond (1999)
HFML 16.3 - Nights Chants (1995)
HFML 16.4 - Film Noir (1995)
HFML 16.5 - Film Noir II (1996)
HFML 17.2 - Country - Blues (1989)
HFML 21.3 - Songs (1995)
HFML 22.2 - Destiny (1996)

Coloursound is back out again. Most not deleted or discontinued anymore.

https://www.emipm.com/en/browse/labels/CSLP
https://www.emipm.com/en/browse/labels/CSCD

Yeah it has been for a while much like Bosworth, some of the Themes International vinyls and other vinyls, but I kept them up as it dont hurt.

Thanks though.

Could You please upload/provide a link for Working Rhythm underscore since I can't find it?

Could you upload the Immediate Music Vol 1-15?

Password has been changed due to it being shared out, if it happens again I will simply remove the access.

Is this still a thing? Wouldn't mind helping searching through it.

PM Sent

I was wondering if u have hard attack

For when I have a heart attack

dix323232 wrote: ↑October 12th, 2019, 10:37 pm I was wondering if u have hard attack

For when I have a heart attack

? Sorry I do not understand your request. Which library? Which album? Bit more info would be useful

EGGactly wish I had more info in theme requests section aswell

Owen Hart's WCW Theme

MCT512 - Rock for Everytime
Track 06 - MCT512-006 - À Ras du Sol

Artists: Bernard Arcadio & Jean Claude Chavanat
Used: World Championship Wrestling (March 16th, 1991)

Raw Power I believe used for Nikita Koloff Worldwide 1992

someone on youtube suggests Big Al Green aswell but cannot confirm


29. Raw Power
SD-R1 - Rock (1990)

Thanks both but both have been known for years.
"Raw Power" was only used by Nikita Koloff and not Al Green. Even though it does appear on Firstcom SD-R1, it is actually from Music House MHE-21. At the time FirstCom represented Music House so included them in the compilation short discs

Okay. Are there any particular ones you still need help with at this time?

Yeah there are quite a few left to find.

http://wcw.craig-uk.com/unknownthemes

KOS 01 - Front Line (1988)
Track 12 - Exterminator

I believe this was used in Ric Flair and the Four Horsemen DVD during a talk about the eighties with Tully Blanchard.

It's a shame this is dead post now as a few people ruining the access to this for everyone now it's only elitest request a password through a pm nobody could be asked to do post and none of us get a sniff in anymore thanks to whoever it was.