The electronic titles are really cheap on Discogs right now, I picked up a few of the 80s Mansfield titles for under each on vinyl and a bunch of business-themed, 90s Richard Myhill on CD for - over the last two weeks.

I highly recommend "Business Direct" by Myhill.

NO HE WAS JUST SKIMMED BY A CORONAL EJECTION, IT WILL GROW BACK

ALSO THIS SHIT IS GREAT, THANKS ZIRCKY

Library records are almost always good. Check out 70s Bruton Music albums, too. Especially "Frontiers of Science" if you like this, it's how I imagine the soundtrack of a planetarium ca. 1977.

One of my favorite Bruton tracks (from the "High Adventure" album) is in this commercial:

http://www.poetv.com/video.php?vid=81799


Good 70s library records are usually out of my budget though.

If you want to really plunge into the uncanny valley Muzak creepiness of some newer stuff, I just recently stumbled on the early 200's "Mystical Moods" series on the Disc Marketing Inc. label. I found the fruit themed CD "Nature's Bounty" at a thrift shop last week and it's disgusting, it sounds like a folk guitarist having sex with a Korg Wavestation in a candle shop in Vermont.

^^