No Artist
Spectacular Sound Effects (Album Two)

No Artist ~ Spectacular Sound Effects (Album Two)

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Product type: Second Hand vinyl
Comments: Small round sticker on front.
Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Label: EMI |
Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Mono
Country: Australia & New Zealand
Release Year: 1981
Genre: Non-Music | Brass & Military |
Style: Brass Band | Movie Effects | Special Effects |
Release ID: r9184331

. Space Ships
A1a. Take Off 0:40
A1b. Rising & Falling 0:40
A1c. Continuous Vibration 0:40
A1d. Low Hum With Tick 0:35
A1e. Low Hum With Burst Of Air 0:30
. Steam Trains
A2a. Steam Express Passing At Speed, Sounding Whistle 0:24
A2b. Steam Train Arriving At Country Station, Doors Slam, Guard's Whistle, Train Leaves 1:13
A2c. Goods Train Passing Slowly 1:00
A2d. Narrow Gauge Railway - Journey From Carriage 1:00
A2e. Narrow Gauge Train Arriving At Platform 0:54
A2f. Express Passing 0:35
A2g. Express Train Crash 1:00
. Diesel Trains
A3a. Diesel Train Passing At Speed, Sounding Horn 0:21
A3b. Diesel Train Leaving Main Line Station 0:55
A3c. Diesel Train Entering Main Line Station 1:20
A3d. Two-Car Diesel Train Arrives In Country Station, Ticks Over And Departs, Sounds Horn 1:37
A3e. Inside Carriage, Steady Wheel Rhythm 1:40
. Underground Train
A4. Tube Arriving At Station, Doors Opening & Shutting, Then Departing 1:16
. Electric Train
A5a. Arrival & Departure Of Electric Train With Compressor 1:20
A5b. Electric Train Journey From Compartment 1:24
. Gun & Pistol Shots
A6a. 15 Various Effects (Single & Dual) Lasting Approximately 2 Seconds Each 0:30
A6b. Gun Battle 0:50
A6c. Gun Salute (Six Shots) 0:28
. Country Sounds
A7a. A Countryside Montage, Birds, Bees, Etc. 1:30
A7b. Village Scene With Animals, Children Playing In The Distance, Chrurch Bells 2:00
. Demolition (Effects Of Falling Debris, Demolition, Explosion)
A8a. 1 0:16
A8b. 2 0:18
A8c. 3 0:20
A8d. With Fire Or Water 0:50
. Hammering
A9. Workmen Hammering 0:41
. Glass
A10a. Glass Crashing 0:02
A10b. Glass Crashing 0:07
. Telephone Bell
A11a. Telephone Ringing 0:33
A11b. Dialling 0:14
. Children & Baby
A12a. Young Children At Play 0:55
A12b. Children Playing Out Of Doors 1:00
A12c. Children In Playground 0:45
A12d. Children In Swimming Pool 0:45
A12e. Baby Crying 0:55
. Applause
B1a. Excited Applause - Outdoors 0:15
B1b. Girls Screaming & Applauding 0:40
B1c. Theatre Applause With Curtain Coming Down (As Heard From The Auditorium) 0:29
B1d. Concert Hall Audience Applauding With Shouts Of Encore 0:45
. Laughter
B2a. Continuous Laughter With A Medium-Sized Audience Ending In Applause 1:00
B2b. Large Audience Laughing, Ending By Applauding 0:50
. Murmur
B3. Murmur Of Theatre Audience 0:27
. Birds
B4a. Dawn Chorus 2:00
B4b. Nightingale 0:45
B4c. Owls (Barn & Screech) 0:48
B4d. Skylark Hovering 0:47
B4e. Wood Pigeon 0:28
B4f. Song Thrush 0:49
B4g. Blackbird 0:50
B4h. Robin 0:45
B4i. Swallows (With Cuckoo In Background) 0:48
B4j. Swifts - Screaming In Flight 0:45
B4k. Budgerigar (In Aviary) 0:45
B4l. Seagulls 1:00
. Cars
B5a. Approach & Skid 0:22
B5b. Car Crash 0:20
B5c. Trying To Put The Car In Gear 0:20
B5d. Door Slams, Engine Starts, Car Departs 0:30
B5e. Car Driving Past 0:21
B5f. Car Horn 0:06
B5g. Car Journey From Interior (Door Opens, Slams, Engine Starts, Then Departs) 1:36
B5h. Car Passing, Sounding Horn With Doppler Effect 0:09
. Shipping
B6a. Ship's Siren 0:08
B6b. Passengers Embarking (Dockside Noises In Background) 0:46
. Aircraft
B7a. Aeroplane Passing Overhead (Propeller Plane) 0:45
B7b. Nose Dive, Crash And Fire 1:00
B7c. Jet Taxying, Rev Up, Take Off And Passing 1:30
B7d. Jet Passing Overhead 0:27
B7e. Jet Landing 0:28
B7f. Jet Taxying To Or From Apron, Engine Run Down 1:30
B7g. Jet Interior During Flight 0:40
B7h. Airport Terminal (General Sounds And Activity) 1:00
B7i. Turbo Prop Take Off 0:52
B7j. Piston Engine Plane Passing Overhead 0:45
. Fanfares For Shakespearian And Other Plays
B8a. Flourish 0:11
B8b. Sennet 0:25
B8c. Alarm 0:15
B8d. Royal Flourish 0:32
B8e. March 0:56
B8f. Retreat 0:09
B8g. Parley 0:11

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• Good Plus (G+) & Good (G)
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• Generic
  The term Generic is given to album covers that have no printing. Mostly solid black or white. Sometimes with a hole showing the records label on both sides.

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