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Thursday, December 17, 2009
The Maureen Martone Rule
Some of you who have been reading the blog since the beginning (July 2008) may know a bit of the back-story. I had switched over to blog format from the CrossFit message boards, where all content was constantly monitored and censored. I wanted the blog mostly to track my own workouts, but I also liked to share funny stories and random musings. Trying to tell some of those stories on the message boards was frustrating, because the rules of posting limit both content and word usage. So I decided to move this party over to the free-for-all that is the internet… and I was determined to use the crap out of my freedom of expression.
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The very next weekend, I was working the gymnastics cert with Tucker at CrossFit Boston. Jeff and Mike Martone were also attending as participants, so we got to spend a lot more time together. Over dinner, I planted the seeds for an assistant coaching gig with Jeff, offering to come help him and Maureen at an upcoming local cert. I'm good at demonstrating, I love public speaking, and I'm professional and responsible – so I figured I had a good shot at scoring an assistant coaching spot.
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I was flattered that he'd spent some time poking around on my site, and he was initially complimentary of the style, quality of writing and the community I was building. But then, without warning, he looked me straight in the eye and dropped the proverbial hammer. "You know what, Melissa? Gotta clean up the language if you want to come work a cert with me. It's a family affair, y'know what I mean?"
I was shocked. I think I may have even blushed. I mean, sure, I swore on the blog, but I certainly didn't behave like that in person, especially not when working a certification. He could certainly see that from the weekend, as I worked the room helping Tucker coach, demonstrate and spot. I assured him my in-person coaching presentation was nothing but professional, but Jeff just shook his head. "I can see that, but if I just read your blog, I might have thought differently. I mean, my wife thinks you're great, but I wouldn't send Mo over there to read your stuff. She wouldn't like that language at all."
At that point, I was flat-out embarrassed. I liked Maureen an awful lot, and the thought of her reading my writing and being disappointed was an awful feeling… kind of like when you do something your Mom doesn't approve of. And I was kicking myself, thinking that I may have lost my chance at participating in something amazing (assisting Jeff at a cert) because of the impressions I made via my blog. So I thanked Jeff for his candor, and went home to think long and hard about our conversation.
That conversation, and its implications for me as a coach, a mentor and a business professional within the fitness community, prompted a post called "A Public Apology to My Mom". There was much discussion after that post, with people commenting things like, "It's your blog, and if people are offended, too bad" to "I second the idea that you don't have to swear to be edgy or funny." I wondered at the time whether readership would drop, or whether I would have a hard time being as creative and entertaining without using profanity. But from that day forward, I was committed to reflecting a higher standard of professionalism in my writing.
It's been over a year now. Readership continues to grow, affiliates continue to link… and when was the last time I dropped an f-bomb here? You'd have to dig way, way back, people, and I'm pretty sure I apologized for it up front. And now I'm proud to have a site that everyone – Maureen Martone included – can visit and reference.
The MMR is enforced as follows: If I write a questionable sentence or use a potentially offensive word, I say to myself, "Would I be comfortable with Maureen Martone reading this?" If the answer is no, I edit. So far, it's worked beautifully – and although I haven't spoken to Maureen in a few months, I have been working certs with Jeff. I asked him what he thought of the blog while coaching at North Shore CrossFit in August. His response? "I've been keeping tabs, Melissa. Good for you." I've heard the same feedback from a few others, including Dallas' Mum, who told him she's glad I've cleaned up my act. You know what, Mrs. Hartwig? I am too.
Do you miss the colorful language around here? Did you even notice when it went away? Do you employ something similar to the MMR at your affiliate, or on your blog? Post thoughts to comments.
With the always classy Jeff and Maureen Martone
14 comments:
- Angie said...
While I believe in the freedom of speech and that people can speak what they wish, I agree with the Martone's. Foul language and pictures of people flipping the finger is a turnoff for me when reading blogs, professional articles in the CrossFit world, etc. I don't feel that foul language adds to the value of the message people are trying to convey, but serves as a distraction because after reading an article, that is what I'm left with....the message that this person may be pompous and unprofessional-no matter how great the article was or how great the person presenting really is. Reminds me of the driver that thinks they own the road.
One article that stands out for me was an article titled "Have a F*ing Clue" published in The Performance Menu. Quite honestly, I was shocked that a professional entity would publish an article with that kind of title. And even funnier, I don't even remember what the article was about, but I remember who write it and the title. My thought at the time was, "this is a professional journal about exercise and I can't even leave it on the living room table for fear my grade school age kids will pick it up and read it".
Unfortunately, it seems commonplace for foul language now-a-days especially in this community. Foul language doesn't offend me, but it does leave an impression on me. The Martone's proved that you never know who is reading your stuff and what kind of impression you are going to make on someone and how it will affect you in the future. The internet/published papers are a permanent record of the freedom of speech that one cannot erase-ever.
I think it says a lot Melissa that you valued what the Martone's had to say and that you admittedly learned a valuable lesson.
- December 17, 2009 at 6:37 AM
- Jimi said...
I didn't mind the language at all and think it is appropriate at certain times. However, I'm on the internet a lot so I see it all and probably have a built up tolerance.
Two rules I use in my writing and speaking...
1) Foul language is lazy word usage, there is always a better, more descriptive way to get an idea or point across and
2) if you rarely use foul language, when you do, it has a greater impact.
- December 17, 2009 at 8:10 AM
- Rory said...
I do think something has been lost in the pursuit of professionalism, but I don't think it has very much to do with swearing. I used to love your foul-mouthed posts, but after thinking for another 2 seconds about what I really miss, it is this: I miss posts about your own training successes and failures.
Looking back through your archives, it has been nearly two months since "Derailed" which was your last post about your own training/fitness. Sure, I loved the old swearing, because part of me is still in 5th grade, but what I really felt was: this is someone who feels the same way I do when they hit a PR ("F*** Yeah!") and the same way I feel about burpees (middle finger) and flax seeds (F-Off). I could relate.
I know that a lot of people have really benefitted from the Paleo/Whole 30 thing and I am totally supportive of your recent efforts to support the troops (and bummed for you that it didn't work out). But I feel like this has become more and more of a blog about coaching rather than the old blog about your own training. And I can't relate to that as well, so I've been finding myself less interested.
There are literally hundreds of affiliate blogs out there that will tell me about the next cert, coaching, and telling me to eat paleo, but there are surprisingly few goods blogs about people's own training. I always thought that was your real edge.
- December 17, 2009 at 8:53 AM
- Sean said...
Often times I find it amusing the amount of effort people put in to include questionable language when conveying thoughts & ideas over the internet. There are better ways to communicate and I feel as if one debases themself when actually writing or typing out foul language. But we all have the freedom to exercise free speech and communicate however we'd like to so if you want to "cuss" to your heart's content go right ahead - just remember that you cater to a certain kind of audience (conciously or subconciously) when writing.
WWMMD? - "What Would Maureen Martone Do?"
- December 17, 2009 at 8:54 AM
- Melissa Urban said...
I'm responding to Rory first, because your comment totally hit home. You know what? I MISS THAT TOO. I was just saying to Dallas the other day that it's been ages since I've done a training post. Ages. And I miss writing about that stuff an awful lot.
I think there are a few factors at play. First, I've had a lot going on in my personal life this year, and as a result I purposefully kept the tone of the blog LESS personal. I wanted to create some distance there, you know? In addition, my own training has been sporadic and disjointed. I started the PTP program back up and then got notice about the Afghanistan trip. So I switched to a heavy gymnastics base, and then spent some time off because I was sick, and traveling. So I guess I haven't felt like I've had anything worthwhile on the training front to write about... although when I really think about it, that's not entirely true. Hell, my first experience with gravity boots at a friend's gym last weekend deserves its own write-up.
Finally, I guess I thought maybe now that more people read my stuff, I shouldn't be so "me, me, me" and try to offer information that would help them with their diets, training, etc. But it's interesting to hear that my own experiences were what you found valuable. I never really would have considered that on my own.
Thanks for the feedback, and for reminding me of my roots. I should totally write about those gravity boots. It was pure upside-down hilarity.
- December 17, 2009 at 9:07 AM
- Angie said...
I agree with the others. I think I enjoyed listening to your training adventures and other stuff. I miss the posted workouts too. Sure it's nice to hear all about sleep, nutrition, etc. but a balance of that along with your own adventures would be great. It is YOUR blog so why shouldn't you talk all about Melissa?
- December 17, 2009 at 12:03 PM
- cassio598 said...
I guess I'd like to follow Rory's lost with an observation of my own. Because you have become a fitness professional since you started this blog, and started training people and providing advice through it, I think it's appropriate that you adopt a more professional tone. This blog is part of your business and should reflect that status.
However, I disagree with the idea that swearing is never acceptable. Sometimes it's hilarious, but you have to be judicious and sparing with it. Eddie Izzard and Robin Williams are just two comics who come to mind who can use a well placed curse word or phrase to devestating effect. Melissa, you share that same talent, and I think it contributed to the fun, spunky attitude this blog used to have. As long as this site remains part of your business, I think you'll find it difficult to return to your earlier style, curse words or no.
- December 17, 2009 at 2:39 PM
- Jesse Richards said...
Hey Moxy Boss, I didn't actually start reading your blog until after you had instituted the "rule", and after going back and reading some old stuff I really think that it just depends on your focus. However I would definitely second(fifth?) the idea of personal training posts, especially since I can relate to that. I think what you and Dallas have done is amazing, but I'm not as able to relate to a bunch of cert posts as I would be about personal training ones, or eating, or dealing with life. I get all of those, I deal with them all the time.
Anywho, I'll be interested to read what you've got whichever way you decide. As for swearing... where appropriate. Season to taste?
P.S. The PTP stuff you and Dallas put together ROCKS! I'm about a week from being done with it, and I already know I'm stronger, since I've worked up to my previous 1RM as working weight! Keep up the strength and the awesome!
- December 18, 2009 at 12:32 AM
- Rory said...
Thanks Melissa, can't wait to hear about the moon boots. Would also be interesting to hear about what it's like to jump from one program to another (even if the lesson is that maybe its bad), how you have progressed (or not) since the "Derailed" post, and what your training plans are for the immediate future.
I understand the need for professionalism, but don't forget to keep your personality in there too!
- December 18, 2009 at 9:17 AM
- Kevin Daigle said...
Being vehemently opposed to dropping F bombs, while a personal choice is a leftover puritanistic hang-up. If you choose to do it or not to do it, so be it...and I fault no one either way. Personally, I have a problem with the entire concept of being offended, so I don't censor myself. I can preach from the rooftops with Shakespearean prose and stentorian tone....or I can F-bomb my way through my much lauded and widely enjoyed (albeit HIGHLY ridiculous) analogies and metaphors. But hey, that's just me. There are many storied writers from antiquity who used less than "proper" language in their verbiage. Notthat I count myself in their number, certainly not....but well, you get the point.
- December 18, 2009 at 11:49 AM
- mikealley said...
I'm chiming in because it's (language) been an ongoing struggle on our affiliate blog. At times, in a fit of frustration, I'll let some harsh words fly about being lazy or less than conscientious about form. Typically, Katrina will come behind me and delete or edit my post. And typically she's justified in doing so. My member's kids are on the blog from time to time as well as my mom. Bottom line is, I don't always love having to keep things PG, but as much as it chafes me, I do it. My vote is to read writing on this (your) blog that reflects your personal evolution and experiences as an athlete, cursing or not, just authentic.
- December 19, 2009 at 2:30 PM
- Gracewanderer said...
If you want to have a professional blog, you've got to conduct yourself professionally.
- December 20, 2009 at 6:32 PM
- Gant Grimes said...
About time.
- December 21, 2009 at 3:24 PM
- CrossFit GSX said...
this is going to be my new years resolution for 2010...
Tucker has got to clean up some of the public speaking!
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Yesterday afternoon, news was flying around that the Occupy Wall Street contingent would be removed from the park today at 7am for cleaning. This message was sent by the private management company that owns the space, but allows it to be open to the public. The OWS crew has sparked this incredible national movement, with similar protests around the country.
Because of a serious call to action yesterday, thousands showed up at OWS last night and this morning to show support for the protest and prevent the eviction. The OWS team created cleaning crews in an attempt to clean the park themselves (the owners claimed conditions were unsanitary). Allison Kilkenney has the full story for The Nation about what went down at OWS late last night and early this morning:
Hundreds more were prepared to go to jail to hold the park. In the pre-dawn hours, activists rolled up their sleeves and scrawled the phone number of the National Lawyers Guild on their forearms in permanent marker. A foreign journalist saw me writing the number on my arm and asked, surprised, "[The police] arrest press?!" I started laughing before realizing she was seriously asking me.
Occupiers then rehearsed over and over again a meticulously choreographed routine to lock arms and defend the camp. The plan was to allow the cleaning of the park, but only a third at a time. No one I spoke to really seemed to think this would transpire without a major incident. Many activists seemed completely prepared to go to prison in order to defend what has become the nexus of the largest activism force in the U.S. to come along in four decades.
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I made it down to OWS for the first time last weekend. I've been fascinated by the movement, and in particular, their way of making decisions via consensus. This video was just released about the decision-making process at OWS. It's a complicated one, since there is no leader, and all decisions are made by large groups of people gathered for daily general assemblies.
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I think we owe a lot to these dedicated protestors. Just as the Tea Party captured the imagination of our country two years ago, so do the thousands of people involved in Occupy movements around the country. They are not without their problems, but they seem to be having a positive impact on our right-leaning culture. From the Washington Post:
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SCD355 Dramatic Workshop 16 The History Of Sci-Fi
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SCD354 Forces Of Nature
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SCD353 Nature Studies 9 Life Undersea
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SCD349 Fun Brass
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SCD348 Opera Highlights
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SCD347 Swingin' Out West
Western Swing is a melding of Western folk/dance music and early blues and jazz. A mix of ...
SCD346 Nature Studies 8 Animals & Landscapes
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SCD344 Celtic Voyage
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SCD336 Dramatic Workshop 15 Family Affairs
Various orchestral aspects of family, relationships and human drama.
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The music of the Southern U.S. ranging from the classic Southern rock of the early 70s and...
SCD334 Reaching The Peak
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SCD332 Fat Beat Jazz 2
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SCD331 Nature Studies 7 Gentle Guitars
Beautiful guitar moods for scenic and romantic applications.
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Urban dance grooves with punch and drive.
SCD329 Flying Logos
Exciting and innovative production elements for logo animations, openers and promos.
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Acoustic rock melodies rooted in the rich American Heartland traditions, with country, caj...
SCD327 Young Pop Time Bomb
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Ancient cultures, arts and historic sites scored for small instrumental groups with ethnic...
SCD325 Ancient Cultures 1
Ancient cultures, arts and historic sites scored for small instrumental groups with ethnic...
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Contemporary downtown grooves and moods.
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Hip trax for cool people reflecting the latest developments in DJ-grooves including Big Be...
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Our fascination with the universe depicted in scientific reality and Hollywood fiction sco...
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Organic, contemporary rock and pop featuring guitars.
SCD309 Clubmix
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SCD308 Musica Classica Chamber Works
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SCD307 Light And Dark
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SCD305 UK Drum'n'Bass
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SCD302 Nature Studies 6 African Wildlife
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SCD298 Archival 4 Happy Swing
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SCD285 Nature Studies 5 Life On Earth
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SCD284 Jazz Cool Underscores
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SCD280 Alternative Rock Unplugged
Cutting-edge acoustic versions of the latest sounds in U.S. rock and pop, influenced by Am...
SCD279 It's Christmas Time
The romance, joy, and sentiment of Christmas.
SCD278 On The Road
Acoustic sounds and grooves for people on the road.
SCD277 Dramatic Workshop 14 Love And Emotions
Lush orchestral works depicting various aspects of love. Full 90 piece orchestra.
SCD276 Dramatic Documentary
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Contemporary themes and beds for the information superhighways of tomorrow.
SCD274 Sketches For Woodwinds
Descriptive couplings of various woodwinds creating a variety of moods ranging from whimsi...
SCD273 X-treme Drama
File this CD under high energy and distorted reality from earth and beyond, in powerful ne...
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Soft and pleasant music beds featuring acoustic guitars with and without light melodies.
SCD271 Urban Mix
An edgy, funky, urban mix of the latest in hip-hop, R&B, and Gangsta Rap. Vocal and in...
SCD270 Multimedia Bytesaver Loops
Space saver loops specially made for multimedia applications.
SCD269 X-Ploring The Dark
Journeys into drama and mystery, horror and the beyond; scored for full orchestra, choir a...
SCD268 Groovemaster Mastergroove
Hip trax for cool people reflecting the latest developments in hip-hop, Jungle, Dreamdance...
SCD267 Pizzicato Whimsy
The whimsical world of pizzicato strings in a variety of styles with and without rhythm. L...
SCD266 Dramatic Workshop 13 Transcendence
A spiritual journey into the light.
SCD265 Poperatics
A unique fusion of operatic vocals with modern sounds reflecting the music of today; featu...
SCD264 Walking Bass
Walking bass in a wide variety of styles, with band, with drums and solo.
SCD263 60s TV Lounge
Groovy sounds and go-go beats popular in 60s television sitcoms, adventures and dramas. Au...
SCD262 Lounge Exotica
Exotic Latin "Space Age Bachelor Pad" sounds made popular in the 60s. Authentic recordings...
SCD261 Martini Lounge
Authentic "Lounge" and "Space Age Bachelor Pad" sounds made popular in the 60s, incorporat...
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Hopes for the future described in a magic mix of choir, strings and mellifluous backgrounds.
SCD259 Musica Classica Featured Solo Instrument
A wide-ranging collection of classical works in small formations with featured solo instru...
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Laszlo Bencker, Wesley Plass and John Epping jetting to cyber world.
SCD257 Drones & Static Sounds
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SCD256 Showbiz Plus Live Entertainment
Musical styles and combos for all kinds of off-stage entertainments from piano-bars and ja...
SCD255 Creative Images
A wide variety of creative innovations for textures of today, ranging from contemporary ro...
SCD254 Minimal
The sound of full orchestras and small ensembles abstracted to the essentials = Minimal Mu...
SCD253 Trends
The sounds of the 90s on the way to the next millennium.
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A contemporary global approach to corporate profiles, prestige and achievement. Full orche...
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A collection of piano flourishes, improvisations and well-known melodies. From schools and...
SCD250 Descriptive Solo Sampler 1
Solo flute, alto flute, piccolo, recorder, herdsman flute, Oriental flute, oboe, cor angla...
SCD249 Remember The 20s & 30s
Authentic moods and styles from the heyday of the dance bands.
SCD248 The Art Of The Banjo
The musical history of the banjo from its African roots to the styles of today. Solo and f...
SCD247 Antiques 11th-17th Century
Small ensemble and solo moods, played on historical instruments of the periods from the 11...
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Science and technology designing the future.
SCD245 Comic Collection 5 Fun & Children
Humorous, zany, whimsical and romantic themes for children, comedy and slapstick.
SCD244 Action And Sports 2
The descriptive power of contemporary Pop and Rock.
SCD243 Banda & Tex-Mex
A collection of the latest sounds and songs from Mexico and the South-Western United State...
SCD242 Spheres & Atmospheres Vol. 2
Static sounds, descriptive underlays and minimalist music for science, technology, environ...
SCD241 Dramatic Workshop 12 Wars
The dramatic and emotional aspects of wars, documented in orchestral scores by Christopher...
SCD240 On Air 7 Idents Beds Commercials
A wide-ranging collection of production elements, openers, closers, effects and sound beds...
SCD239 American Period Dance
FROM BARNYARD TO BALLROOM. A wide-ranging collection of traditional early American social ...
SCD238 The Story Of The Big Bands
Manny Albam, one of the major influences and contributors to the development of big band m...
SCD237 Sonic Propellers
Specially designed modern underscores and light beds for diverse applications.
SCD236 Big World Beat
Hot DJ Trip Hop jams incorporating ambient ethnic flavors and authentic instruments from a...
SCD235 Dixieland
New Orleans jazz featuring some of the most well-known New Orleans classics along with ori...
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Contemporary dramatic sequences, promos and trailers.
SCD233 Rock Cafe USA
A home-spun mix of instrumental rock & roll, drawn from roots rock, R&B and countr...
SCD232 Cartoonz!
Contemporary themes for orchestra, rock band and synthesizer representing a broad range of...
SCD231 World In Rhythm
An enterprising and attractive blend of positive corporate themes featuring ethnic percuss...
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A rockin' approach to Santa Claus and the Xmas business.
SCD229 Sexy
A musical approach to various aspects of sex.
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Creative sound and rhythm designs projecting the image of tomorrow onto today's textures.
SCD227 Global Landscapes
Symphonic images and scenic underscores from around the world.
SCD226 Industrial World
A contemporary and global approach to industrial textures action and sports.
SCD225 The Best Of Liszt
Newly arranged for Piano and Strings by Helmuth Brandenburg.
SCD224 Virtual Motion
Hot grooves for cool people. An energetic mix of the latest Trip Hop and Tekno styles.
SCD223 Archival 3 Easy Listening
Easy listening music, dance bands and orchestral incidentals from the 50s and 60s. Authent...
SCD222 Bayou Delight!
Cajun, Zydeco, New Orleans Funk & rock & roll. A collection of traditional and mod...
SCD221 Bits & Pieces 3 Fanfares & Percussion
A comprehensive selection of fanfares, flourishes and solo percussion.
SCD220 X-Ploring The Future
High - Tech + Orchestra = The Future Now ! Full symphony orchestra meets the groove!
SCD219 Screen Classics
Newly recorded versions of well-known classical works that have become popular through the...
SCD218 Slow Motion
Contemporary slow motion tracks and atmospheres for sports, science and nature.
SCD217 Cyberspeed
Laszlo Bencker, Wesley Plass & John Epping speeding on the tekno-highway towards the f...
SCD216 Dramatic Workshop 11 Hollywood Fantasy
Buddy Baker, Larry Blank & Gregor F. Narholz contributed this imaginative flight of fa...
SCD215 Contemporary Grooves
A wide-ranging mix of the hottest chart sounds laid down in drum- and percussion-driven co...
SCD214 Gentle Persuasions
Easy going descriptive melodies performed by a small natural instrument group with light r...
SCD213 Showbiz Plus 2 Gameshows
A varied selection of musical components and effects for the world of TV and Radio gamesho...
SCD212 Drum Punch
Dramatic solo drums & timpani tracks and contemporary rhythm beds for current affairs,...
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A contemporary approach to various aspects of engineering and manufacturing processes.
SCD210 Current Today
Modern themes with punch and drive, reflecting the bright side of life.
SCD209 Rap Street
A fresh mix of Jams in the most current rap styles, vocal and instrumental, including five...
SCD208 Archival 2 Dramatic Documentary
Authentic sound-on-film recordings from the old days of cinema newsreels.
SCD207 Archival 1 Newsreel
Authentic sound-on-film and radio recordings from the old days of cinema newsreels.
SCD206 Daytime Drama 2
Themes, backgrounds and music links specially designed for radio and television drama series.
SCD205 Musica Classica Pastoral & Romance
Well-known pastoral and romantic works newly arranged for solo instruments and small chamb...
SCD204 Alternative Rock Box
A cutting-edge mix of the latest sounds in U.S. rock and pop, influenced by American bands...
SCD203 Dramatic Workshop 10 The Sea
Panoramic and dramatic orchestral themes, promos & trailers.
SCD202 Beautiful World
Sensual and evocative musical illustrations featuring solo piano, overlaid with the rich t...
SCD201 Hot Mix R&B
Vocal and instrumental contemporary Rhythm and Blues, recorded in New York.
SCD200 Ethnospheres Vol.2
New Age music with an ethnic Third World emphasis; "World Music".
SCD199 New Age Rock
A futuristic fusion of New Age atmospheres, World Music and contemporary rock styles.
SCD198 On Air 6 Dramatic Grooves Beds Stings
The most contemporary grooves & beds in thematic, underscore or sting form for every t...
SCD197 Jazzcraft 2
Hip-hop Jazz featuring trumpet, flugelhorn, flute and sax.
SCD196 Data Highway
Energetic, motivating beds and themes for industry and technology.
SCD195 Rock Classics
A wide-ranging collection of rock styles.
SCD194 More Guitars In Green
Gentle sounds and romantic rock tunes, reminiscent of the 60s and 70s, featuring acoustic ...
SCD193 Showbiz Plus
Exciting, glamorous, and catchy show themes, idents, logos and stings for maximum useabili...
SCD192 Remember The 80s
Vocal and instrumental rock & pop styles reflecting the charts of the 80s.
SCD191 Painted Dreams
A personal view of romance and nostalgia scored for piano and small ensemble.
SCD190 Dramatic Workshop 9 Hollywood
Orchestral themes, underscores and promos reminiscent of great Hollywood movies.
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A rhythmic approach to technology, manufacture, action and sports.
SCD188 Rock Priority Metal Flash
Dramatic Heavy Metal and Classic Hard Rock for action, sports and drama promos.
SCD187 Vocal Rock, Thrash & Pop From USA
Classic Hard Rock, Thrash, Grunge, Metal, Ballads & Pop from the USA with performances...
SCD186 Keys
Pleasant acoustic tracks, inspired by current rock and jazz styles, featuring piano.
SCD185 Remember The 60's
Rock and Pop styles reflecting the charts of the 60s, from folk to psychedelic rock to soul.
SCD184 Industry Dynamic
Uplifting corporate & industrial works for orchestra with light underlays.
SCD183 Banjorama
Contemporary Country, Rock & hip-hop tracks featuring Banjo.
SCD182 Vocal Source Music
A wide variety of featured vocal styles from the past to the present.
SCD181 America Rocks Live
The wildest and most exciting live American rock & roll of the 80's and 90's for sport...
SCD180 Nature Studies 4 Country Tales
Warmly descriptive rural sketches featuring small orchestra and soloists.
SCD179 Solid Soul Grooves
A wide-ranging collection of true American Soul Music, paying tribute to such greats as Ja...
SCD178 Triumph
Breaking through all obstacles with powerful, contemporary sports and corporate themes for...
SCD177 Big Band Dancing
A tribute to the great dance bands of the 40s, 50s and 60s.
SCD176 Natural Progression
Themes and underscores composed for small ensemble, incorporating textures from Jazz, Pop,...
SCD175 Gymdance
Hip rhythm grooves and relaxing atmospheres.
SCD174 Guitarspheres
Simple and intimate folk music playful and sentimental country music, blues and thoughtful...
SCD173 Action Plus
Dramatic Rock for Action and Sports.
SCD172 Dramatic Workshop 8 Historical & Military
Dramatic orchestral themes, moods and promos for historical and military scenes. Full orch...
SCD171 Nature Studies 3 Wildlife
The adventure of seeing animals in the wild and the fun of visiting a zoo; scored for smal...
SCD170 Communitech
Contemporary themes and beds for the information superhighways of tomorrow.
SCD169 Fat Beat Jazz
Eclectic Hip Mix of the latest sounds in Acid Jazz.
SCD168 Touching Stories
A wide-ranging collection of emotional moods, scored for woodwinds, piano and strings.
SCD167 Contemporary Life Styles
A fusion of romantic, urban and Latin jazz, featuring acoustic and electric guitars and sa...
SCD166 Piano And Strings
Romantic ballads, gentle acoustic backgrounds and catchy tunes; scored for piano, woodwind...
SCD165 Comic Collection 4 Period Slapstick
Humorous music in a variety of distinctive styles from the 20s to the 70s.
SCD164 Dramatic Workshop 7 Orchestral Promos
A comprehensive series of orchestral drama promos and trailers, all in 30, 25, 20, 15 and ...
SCD163 Into The Light
Contemporary jazz/rock fusion featuring electric guitars, saxophones and keyboards.
SCD162 Fairy Tales
The Fantasy world of little children, depicted in music; scored for woodwinds, keyboards, ...
SCD161 On Air 5 Openers, Beds, Commercials
A wide-ranging collection of contemporary openers, beds, idents, stings and commercials.
SCD160 Share My Dreams
Small group featuring contemporary acoustic guitars.
SCD159 Cybernetic Overdrive
The summit of artistry in guitars, featuring heavy metal jazz rock, hip-hop, blues-rock an...
SCD158 Man And Nature
Suspended string beds and warm neutral underlays for nature, environment and research. A Q...
SCD157 Jazzcraft
Hip-hop Jazz featuring trumpet, flugelhorn, flute and sax.
SCD156 Business World Corporate Alternatives
An orchestral look into the world of finance, big business and manufacturing.
SCD155 Musica Classica Solo Instruments
A wide-ranging collection of classical solo tracks played on a variety of instruments.
SCD154 Comic Collection 3 Solo Sketches
A wide-ranging collection of humorous solo tracks played on a variety of instruments.
SCD153 Cookin' Cowboys Contemporary Country
A collection of diverse country styles performed in traditional and modern settings.
SCD152 Heartstrings
An orchestral selection of emotional and nostalgic melodies and moods with the accent on s...
SCD151 Kids Stuff
Music for the with-it kid; featuring small pop group and illustrating the activities of th...
SCD150 Nature Studies 2 Scenic Wonder
Sound images that portray the wonders of nature from the viewpoint of both enjoyment and s...
SCD149 Sunny Days & Happy People
Solo piano and orchestra creating the ambiance of happiness and confidence; for leisure, s...
SCD148 Churches Ecclesiastical Music
A collection of ecclesiastical music from early period to contemporary works, including va...
SCD147 Shock Scenes
Documentary music depicting destructive and heartrending world events, and the resulting i...
SCD146 Guitar Romance
Period, traditional and modern romantic works scored for guitar and strings.
SCD145 Corporate Vistas
The power and glory of full orchestra and chorus depicting achievement and scenic splendor.
SCD144 Classic Textures
A classical approach to scenic, historical & emotional textures with chamber orchestra...
SCD143 On Air 4 Idents, Effects, Beds, Drones
A wide-ranging collection of musical production elements. Logos - Idents, Intros - Outros,...
SCD142 Descriptive Solo Harp
A comprehensive collection of solo harp, harp quartet, Celtic harp, Paraguayan Indian harp...
SCD141 Now Strings!
Contemporary techno and aerobic dance styles featuring up-to-date rhythm and large string ...
SCD140 Gloom And Doom
Dramatic scores exploring the dark, drama, mystery and environmental disasters.
SCD139 Islands
Evocative sound pictures featuring voices, keyboards, and folk instruments in a variety of...
SCD138 Jazz Colours
Small group featuring piano, sax or clarinet; various jazz styles between swing and fusion.
SCD137 Caribbean Nights
Authentic Salsa recorded in San Juan - Puerto Rico, hot Miami Sound and Steel Drum bands.
SCD136 Electric Blues Underscores
Rhythm underscores with and without horns. In conjunction with the main versions on SCD 13...
SCD135 Electric Blues
A wide-ranging collection of Electric Blues styles from the USA reflecting the spirit of a...
SCD134 Acoustic Blues
A wide-ranging collection of Acoustic Blues styles from the USA reflecting the essence of ...