[NathanLurker]

Machete Kills was 50$ on amazon last time I checked. that's too expensive for me, I don't like the movies, I think it worked really well as a fake trailer and when it became a full feature film it lost all it's appeal. I streamed the soundtrack anyway, to check it out, and it didn't do much for me.

[layneharvey]

i LOVED the movie MACHETE, but haven't seen MACHETE KILLS yet. i am very tempted to pick up the soundtrack, though.

[Re-animated Cat]

Machete Kills is an awful movie, no two ways about it. Couldn't even finish it.

EDIT: Just remembered it has Lady Gaga in it. 'Nough said.

[freshoj]

some new (old) OST additions:



Alien
L'Homme De Fer
Walkabout
Foes
The Black Belly Of the Tarantula
Liquid Sky

[vinyljunkie]

Can I ask how much you paid for the Morricone Tarantula? I've been looking for that one!

[freshoj]

$60 - my new personal high!

[vinyljunkie]

Ok thanks -- was hoping you'd say a little less -- oh well, congrats! both are lovely scores and that cover is just gorgeous!!

[freshoj]

yah, I think I was a little impatient - and paid for it.

one sold on ebay for $51 recently, and I think ebay is usually an indication of the high water mark.

[waxinmyhead]

Yeah, Black Belly is sublime, but you should be able to pick one up for half of that. Just hang out for a bargain. I think I paid $10 or $20 on ebay a couple of years ago for a sealed one.

[vinyljunkie]

nah, no worries, just sit back and enjoy it!!

[maxvelvet]

Of course I will grab the DW vinyl but this edition is a must have! Sounds great!

[vinyljunkie]

wow, looks great! anyone selling this reissue in the US??

[chandler75]

vinyljunkie: You can get in on Discogs for €3,90 shipping worldwide:

Red: http://www.discogs.com/marketplace?rele ... 7175&ev=rb
Black: http://www.discogs.com/marketplace?rele ... 7237&ev=rb

But remember that Death Waltz are soon putting out another reissue which will in all likelyhood be cooler.

[Pitch]

[quote=14655]

But remember that Death Waltz are soon putting out another reissue which will in all likelyhood be cooler.
[/quote]

Agreed - but personally could do without the 10 min live suite from the gig.... it was good - but not that good! Still the remastering by Frizzi himself and the artwork / rich information look like they make up for it!

[vinyljunkie]

Thanks for the info Rasmus -- agreed about waiting for DW's reissue but I'm a sucker for original artwork, and the posters look cool too! How does the pressing sound??

[deathwaltz]

Or you could always wait until you hear it before saying you could do without it

[chandler75]

[quote=14733]How does the pressing sound??[/quote]

It sounds very, very good actually. Clean and deep. I wrote a little bit about it on this page: http://www.spintheblackestcircles.com/f ... t/page/33/

I am very much looking forward to the 10 min. live suite, though!

[vinyljunkie]

Cool, thanks!

[Pitch]

[quote=14743]Or you could always wait until you hear it before saying you could do without it [/quote]

I know I know.... I did actually hear it live at the gig - so do remember my reaction to it. I realise it's probably particular to just me and not a general issue! I'm just not usually a fan of:
1. original music from one era, combined with later reinterpretations
2. studio recordings combined with live recordings

Always willing to be converted - these ears are open to all sounds... but - as I said - there's enough greatness attached to the release for me to be more than happy to grab a copy.

[teenagegrubworm]

My first blind buy from recommendations from members here

The Midnight Episode

[NMA]

Today's goodies...

[maxvelvet]

Thumbs up @NMA!


Here's an album that I waited a lot, I love new ost from my country!

[NMA]

@maxvelvet Looks killer! How is the music?

[maxvelvet]

@NMA: The score is really good, haunting music with creepy atmospheres but some tracks are soft kind of easy listening, anyway the general mood is dark. Here's the only clip I've found:

[video]http://youtu.be/d0-av5NuLjQ[/video]

The vinyl is available at Norman Records
LINK

[deathwaltz]

Unfortunately Tulpa is one of the worst genre films I have seen in many a year.
At the world premiere two years ago I was sat behind the cast and crew.
The producer ran out in tears and it was the most awkward Q&A I have ever witnessed.
It was so bad people were howling in their seats (it wasnt supposed to be a comedy) Alan Jones hailed it as the return of the Gialoo He was talking about the genre we all thought he meant the Argento film.