Aquarius Records: Search Results for Title: Barry 7'S Connectors
search by:
view shopping cart

home
staff
audio clips
newest arrivals
about the store
art / photo exhibits
catalog / list archive

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O
P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Other

20th century composers
compilation / split
country/folk/blues
country/folk/blues ("no depression")
dvd / video / film
electronic
exotica / novelty
experimental
finland
found sounds, field recordings, oddities
hip hop
hip hop (turntablism)
hiphop
hiphop (turntablism)
international
international (africa)
international (asia)
international (central / south america)
international (cuba)
international (europe)
international (french pop)
international (latin american psych/tropicalia)
international (middle east)
japan
japan (noise/free/psych)
japan (pop)
jazz
local
metal
metal (black metal)
metal (stoner rock)
metal (stoner/doom)
print
reggae/dub
rock/pop
rock/pop ('60s psych/garage)
rock/pop (goth/industrial/darkwave)
rock/pop (krautrock)
rock/pop (prog rock)
rock/pop (punk/hardcore)
soul/funk
soundtracks
spoken word & comedy

Records of the Week
Alison's Favorites
Allan's Favorites
Andee's Favorites
Andrew's Favorites
Antaeus's Favorites
Ashley's Favorites
Byram's Favorites
Cameron's Favorites
Christine's Favorites
Cup's Favorites
Frank's Favorites
Irwin's Favorites
Jenny's Favorites
Jim's Favorites
Jon's Favorites
Kerry's Favorites
Lauren's Favorites
Matt's Favorites
Michael's Favorites
Nick's Favorites
Pam's Favorites
Sally's Favorites
Scott's Favorites



IMPORTANT (Please read to avoid confusion):
Some items below may be tagged with a bold, red, all-caps "out of print/unavailable" notice. This does NOT mean that all other items not so tagged are, in fact, in stock -- or for that matter, in print and available, though there's a good chance they are. Some folks get confused on this point, and we can see why, so please read this for further clarification and other important before-you-order information. Unlike some mailorder websites, we don't have an electronic inventory system linked to our site, so you can't be sure of what we actually have or don't have in stock at any given moment without asking us -- please email our mailorder department for availability status -- or better yet, just go ahead and place your order using our shopping cart function and we'll get back to you with the status of each item. If you have general non-mailorder questions, email the store.


album cover V/A Barry 7's Connectors (Lo Recordings) cd 16.98
THIS IS CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT OR OTHERWISE UNAVAILABLE TO US AT THE MOMENT, SO PLEASE DO NOT ORDER IT. SORRY.
Continuing in Lo's series of today's electronic artist's selections of "classic" unheard music (the first being Luke Vibert's Nuggets), Add N to (X)'s Barry 7 scours the libraries of Chappell, Southern and PIL for some rare gems screaming to be heard. For those unfamiliar, these libraries house music created by top session musicians in the 1960's and '70's specifically as background music for television and radio, and never intended for commercial release. This excellent collection covers everything from breezy, lush pop to wicked moog exotica, and (to my limited knowledge on the subject) mostly from France, Italy and the UK. There's the playful giddiness of Jiri Bezant / Jiri Malasek. The jarring echo-laden creepiness of Georges Teperino's "Weird Sounds No. 1". Lush exotic orchestrations ala Morricone courtesy of (another Italian film composer) Nino Nardini and Paul Piot / Paul Guiot. The spacey minimal electronic oddities of Cecil Leuter, The Johanna Group and J. Matthews. Straight up Moog exotica from Anthony King and France's largely recorded, but rarely acknowledged Roger Roger. Again, an excellent collection not just for seekers of prime "library music", but also for adventurous music enthusiasts looking for tweaked out exotic and early electronic music! Smooth!
RealAudio clip:
ANTHONY KING "Forgotten World"
RealAudio clip: GEORGES TEPERINO "Wierd Sounds #1"
RealAudio clip: NINO NARDINI "Catch That Man"

V/A Barry 7's Connectors (Lo Recordings) 2lp 16.98
THIS IS CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT OR OTHERWISE UNAVAILABLE TO US AT THE MOMENT, SO PLEASE DO NOT ORDER IT. SORRY.
THIS IS CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT OR OTHERWISE UNAVAILABLE TO US AT THE MOMENT, SO PLEASE DO NOT ORDER IT. SORRY.
Continuing in Lo's series of today's electronic artist's selections of "classic" unheard music (the first being Luke Vibert's Nuggets), Add N to (X)'s Barry 7 scours the libraries of Chappell, Southern and PIL for some rare gems screaming to be heard. For those unfamiliar, these libraries house music created by top session musicians in the 1960's and '70's specifically as background music for television and radio, and never intended for commercial release. This excellent collection covers everything from breezy, lush pop to wicked moog exotica (and to my limited knowledge on the subject) mostly from France, Italy and the UK. There's the playful giddiness of Jiri Bezant / Jiri Malasek. The jarring echo-laden creepiness of Georges Teperino's "Weird Sounds No. 1". Lush exotic orchestrations ala Morricone courtesy of (another Italian film composer) Nino Nardini and Paul Piot / Paul Guiot. The spacey minimal electronic oddities of Cecil Leuter, The Johanna Group and J. Matthews. Straight up Moog exotica from Anthony King and France's largely recorded, but rarely acknowledged Roger Roger. Again, an excellent collection not just for seekers of prime "library music", but also for adventurous music enthusiasts looking for tweaked out exotic and early electronic music! Smooth!

V/A Barry 7's Connectors 2 (Lo Recordings) cd 15.98
THIS IS CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT OR OTHERWISE UNAVAILABLE TO US AT THE MOMENT, SO PLEASE DO NOT ORDER IT. SORRY.
For those who devoured the first delightful volume of Barry 7's Connectors: Rare Italian Library Tracks, here's an entire second volume! A cornucopia of sonic frolics very much in the same spirit as Luke Vibert's Nuggets and many of the Crippled Dick Hot Wax compilations. Unfamiliar with any of those? Well then, strap on your seatbelt 'cause you're in for a treat! Over the top Euro kitsch, melodrama and campiness! So perfect if you're on the lookout for a diverse array of rather flamboyant theatrical music 'cause these tracks - originally catalogued for '60s and '70s television and radio production backing use - are overflowing with bontempi-esque organs, analog synthesizers, choral singers, and flutes! And four of them come from a gent named Ennio Morricone (very much of the delirously wonderful Danger Diabolik period). Curious who this Mr. Barry 7 is who wants you to hear the unheard music? Why, he's one third of that analog synth jammin' UK group Add N To (X) who clearly have drawn much inspiration from these works. Splendid!
RealAudio clip:
BONESCHI, GIAMPIERO " New Situation"
RealAudio clip: MORRICONE, ENNIO "Stato Confusionale"

V/A Barry 7's Connectors Vol. 2 (Lo Recordings) 2lp 16.98
THIS IS CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT OR OTHERWISE UNAVAILABLE TO US AT THE MOMENT, SO PLEASE DO NOT ORDER IT. SORRY.
For those who devoured the first delightful volume of Barry 7's Connectors: Rare Italian Library Tracks, here's an entire second volume! A cornucopia of sonic frolics very much in the same spirit as Luke Vibert's Nuggets and many of the Crippled Dick Hot Wax compilations. Unfamiliar with any of those? Well then, strap on your seatbelt 'cause you're in for a treat! Over the top Euro kitsch, melodrama and campiness! So perfect if you're on the lookout for a diverse array of rather flamboyant theatrical music 'cause these tracks - originally catalogued for '60s and '70s television and radio production backing use - are overflowing with bontempi-esque organs, analog synthesizers, choral singers, and flutes! And four of them come from a gent named Ennio Morricone (very much of the delirously wonderful Danger Diabolik period). Curious who this Mr. Barry 7 is who wants you to hear the unheard music? Why, he's one third of that analog synth jammin' UK group Add N To (X) who clearly have drawn much inspiration from these works. Splendid!

Showing results 1 through 4 of 4.

top of page