"B 81" and "B 82" - both released in 1970, are library music in its most traditional meaning - short tracks aiming to accompany radio and TV shows, orchestral Pop a la Bacharach, spage age pop, hints of boss and beat for the previous decade. If we take for good the description of "Paradiso Hippy", one of the tracks on the record, the release is a "moderato pop, melodic, effectively nostalgic but vibrant." Fabio Fabor was a composer and musician who wrote mostly operas, symphonies and chamber music. Lingering between his love for the classic canon and pop and electronic experimentalisms, Fabor developed a parallel career as author of Italian pop music and - more interestingly for us - as a composer of experimental and electronic library music.