[Dagon]

I want to initiate this thread for anyone who has pressings in their collections, which are unknown, or which they are lacking any information.

My reason for opening this thread: an ebay-seller I win regularly from has sent me as a thank you a promotional vinyl copy of the Bruno Nicolai score for Una Vergine Tra I Morti Viventi. It was an extremely nice surprise, but it's been driving me crazy, as I have been trying to find info on the release, to no avail.

The outer sleeve is a lower quality blow up of the booklet-cover from the Digitmovie CD-edition (the only release of the score I could find on Discogs). The back cover has no track-info, only credits for the CD mastering.

The record itself only has the title and 'Promotional Copy' on the label, and there are no etchings whatsoever in the vinyl.

I have not had time yet to listen to the record, but assume it will be from the same master as the official CD-release.

The seller could only tell me that he bought it from a collector, but nothing else. Does anyone know if there were plans to release this on vinyl, or if there was a subsequent, non-official pressing of this on vinyl?

If anyone here can help, I am thankful for any information on this, and if anyone else has a hard-to-identify pressing, please feel free to use this thread to ask other members for any help.

Tom

[hncreature]

How about some photos?

[hncreature]

I have one...

I've never seen this released this way and can't find info on this specifically...owner says it is on the "Goblin" label so I'm assuming that there is no label name on the exterior - I've seen a version as Deep Red but completely different cover...not this Profondo Rosso look alike

[jdubtxn]

I added this awesomness to Discogs.

http://www.discogs.com/Joshua-Scott-Non ... se/5487154

I couldn't find much info about it online. Waxidermy was a bit of help.

The best song is Dancing With My Mannequin. The music is all around decent as well. One day I will get a rip of it up on youtube.

[maxvelvet]

I've asked info on this one (to the No.1 Goblin's collector in the world!) and he said that it is an american pressing (also available on 7" and in different cover colors) which was destined to radio stations; on the label there's written "for promotional use only".

[hncreature]

Thank you Mr. Velvet! Safe to assume it is pretty rare then?

[Red Goblin]

@maxvelvet
@hncreatura

Max, since you did not ask me about this LP I'm not so sure that you asked to the # 1 Goblin's collector in the world, solar system, galaxy!!!!
However it's not a radio promo but a BOOTLEG made in the USA in mid-80s using as master the Cinevox CIAK release. In addition to the album they printed also a 45rpm (Profondo rosso / Death dies).

[hncreature]

He cracked the seal and sent these as a follow up...







Thank you Red Goblin for the additional info...

hncreatura...my giallo form...I like it!

[tonyandrewgiles]

@creature - those are freaking awesome!