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By texasvinyl
#60846


Morricone - I Crudeli

Score to a Corbucci western, recent reissue on UK label Bella Casa who have gotten into the OST LP game recently with this release and the Piccioni Fumo di Londra. You'll recognize Morricone's main trumpet theme from the ending of Django Unchained:

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InGvSFAUjLw[/video]

Liner note: "Il Maestro's soundtrack is an impressive conglomeration of mournful trumpets, nervous guitars and percussive, sometimes atonal atmosphere pieces which establish a suitably tense mood. Alessandroni's I Cantori Moderni decorate the score with their characteristically eclectic vocal flourishes."
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By texasvinyl
#60854


House Shoes takes you on a tour of the samples J Dilla used and shows you why Dilla was the John Coltrane of the sampler.

You can get this on the Redefinition website on sale for $13 right now.
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By texasvinyl
#60866


Le Mépris OST - Georges Delerue & Piero Piccioni


The Delerue tracks are on side A and are beautiful orchestrals like this one:

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbB0PDEeg_Y[/video]

The Piccioni tracks are sides B, C & D, with gorgeous numbers like 'Against':
Against track at Juno UK

Piccioni recycles his main theme from The 10th Victim but gives it a more chill vibe.
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By deafmetal
#60891
@Wes - Dead Man is great! Love both the film and the score.

Worshipping at the Chattaway throne this Easter Sunday:

By EvanCampbell
#60905
Deaf I love the Easter selection lol.

I have such vivid memories when I see that original Maniac artwork. Flashbacks of my youth...such a powerful poster. I accidentally saw the film late one night on cable when I was about 9 or ten. I remember watching some scenes with hands over my face. While I should not have scene a movie like that at my young age...glad I did. Those early experiences, of be so affected by film are rare, and that window of time is short. I treasure those moments of being truly scared. :)
By DISCOSUCKS...
#60910
@texas my man! Thanks for reminding me about this cool release, I'd forgotten Doxy were doing this. I also picked up their recent Truffaut/Delerue release. I'm pretty sure these Doxy's are straight up using the CD / CD master as source, but as someone who now doesn't own a single CD I'm glad to have such things at all frankly! (And if the audiophile snobs only knew what the source of many of these new OST re-issues are, it'd give em pause for sure!)

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By deafmetal
#60926
@Evan - A veritable shotgun blast through the windshield of your adolescent mind? :)

I had a few similar experiences at a young age, even with some TV shows. The "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" episode of The Twilight Zone scared the hell out of me when I was a little kid. I also remember an episode of Amazing Stories with some kind of "guppie" monster hiding in the closet that terrified me. Even the hairy sewer monster from Big Trouble in Little China freaked me out when I first saw that movie. Really fond memories of the thrill of being that scared by something.

Nothing has ever got to me like The Exorcist though. Fucking hell.

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By texasvinyl
#60975
LOL!!! There's an LP? I thought this was just a single. My favorite part is how the B side is the same song cut backwards. What a fuckin weird novelty record, only in the 60s!
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By monsterworship
#60983


John Il Bastardo - Nico Fidenco - CAM

Those two gallop tracks on side B though...
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By texasvinyl
#60989
Monster that's a nice CAM you've got.

Speaking of monsters, more library fire from Cindelic:



Poste Italiane "only" took 10 weeks to deliver this one, my own fault for choosing the cheapest unregistered option. I guess that means the Under Pompelmo box might still show up 2-3 weeks from now.

[video]https://youtu.be/ckuOEfNV_7Q[/video]

[video]https://youtu.be/KSfe1oEUHk0[/video]
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