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Title: Afro Rock
Library: Patchwork Music
Track Number: Side 2, Track 3
Track Length: 3:45
Album Title: Patchwork #89 - Rock
Artists: Bernard Arcadio / André Ceccarelli / Jean-Claude Chanavat
Format: Vinyl (LP)
Catalog Number: MCT-89
Release Year: 1986

Reference:

http://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/ ... 89___rock/

Thanks.

It just says #1 in the source file. And you know me. I like to be 100% when doing a full version info. Only the lose bits like MCT has been released before but that is just a catalog title but the library is actually called Patchwork and I don't like false info so I had to let that bit out by creating a full info thread.

I'm still waiting for library hunt to post it on their blog since they do Patchwork on there but I don't know how long that will take but somebody already requested this album and I added in a second request for it. I wouldn't hold my breath on that method though. Although they did provide us a nice 320kbs of Action No Talk on there after someone requested that so anything could happen and it can pop up at anytime.

i released this info like a month and a half ago.


viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5932

Damn. I would have liked to have posted in that thread actually but it's too late now.

Craig talked something to do with Patchwork as well as MCT stuff and I was going to say in there that I would think one of the most wanted currently themes is from one of the 1980s Vinyls and CD's. You know the theme that was used for a lot of other jobbers at the time too. I know it as Ciclope, El Dandy, Silver King "At least once" and Damian's theme since that's where I first heard it in 1997 - 1999 before I even watched any classics with JW Storm and Debbie Combs using it too.

Well it must be from some french library that does mainly TV and Film scores anyway as it's weird sounding and rodeo like plus it has a western European like groan in between the first and second transfer parts of the theme but that could also lead into it being from TRF Tele Music as well but I doubt it as everybody may have searched that place high and low already.