Sound Libary

Different tracklisting than the LP release.

Previously released as disk 2 of Music Of Indonesia.

Research and publication sponsored jointly by the Office of Folklife Programs of the Smithsonian Institution and Masyarakat Musikologi Indonesia, funded by the Ford Foundation; tracks 1–5 leased from Sokha Record, Jakarta.

Under Licensed DASA STUDIO

Packaged in a library style case.

Recorded at Studio Murni Record, Jakarta on 2 Oct 1991; mixed at Studio Sound City, Jakarta on 15 Oct 1991; produced by Pt. Gema Nada Pertiwi, Jakarta.

Strictly limited to 100 copies – 50 for Indonesia, 50 for the rest of the world.

Debut album from Indonesian Junk

Compilation of traditional Indonesian guitar music

Field recordings blended with electronic textures

Melodic hardcore album celebrating Indonesian pride

Soundtrack to the Indonesian action film 'The Raid'

Archival recordings of early Indonesian electronic music

CD version of the debut album with an alternate mix of 'Little Malibu'

Compilation of Indonesian rock and funk from the 1970s

CD version of the popular compilation

First modern compilation of Indonesian city pop and AOR music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Part of a multi-volume series documenting Indonesian music

Fourth studio album by Chrisye released mid-1980; romantic pop theme; reissued on CD in 2004 and ranked 57th best Indonesian album by Rolling Stone Indonesia.

Released February 1983; recorded 1982–1983 in collaboration with Jockie Soerjoprajogo & Eros Djarot; influenced by The Police; Rolling Stone Indonesia ranked it 82nd best Indonesian album.

Soundtrack to the 1977 film Badai Pasti Berlalu; widely considered the best Indonesian album; singles include “Badai Pasti Berlalu,” “Merpati Putih” & “Merepih Alam”.

Second studio album by Chrisye released January 1978 after signing with Musica Studios; collaboration with Guruh Sukarnoputra; ranked among the 150 best Indonesian albums.

Recorded in various Indonesian villages in 1960; includes 8‑page booklet; part of the Ethnic Folkways Library series.

Teal label without address; “Hujan mas” credited to Gde Purana but composed by Gde Merdana or I Wayan Gandera; includes pressing plant and matrix runout identifiers.

Turquoise label with white lettering; features Master Musicians of Java recorded by Suryabrata & David Lewiston; includes gender solo, gamelan & gambang solo pieces.

Recorded January 10, 1971 in the pendopo of the Pura Paku Alaman, Jogyakarta; turquoise label with Nonesuch address.

Recorded in Teges Kanyinan, Pliatan, Bali by Robert E. Brown; turquoise label; some copies exported to Japan with insert.

Recorded on January 5 and 8, 1976 in the pendopo of the Mangkunegaran Palace; tracks A1, B1 & B2 played on instruments set “Gamelan Kyai Kanyut Mesem”; A2 on “Gamelan Kyai Udan Arum”.

Recorded December 27 & 28, 1976 and September 6, 1978 in the Kraton Yogyakarta; ℗ & © 1979 Nonesuch Records; includes matrix numbers and Library of Congress catalog card.