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Finally, an important void in Guido & Maurizio De Angelis's discography is filled. Nearly 40 years since its theatrical release in 1982, one of the most long-awaited scores for the fans of the two Roman musicians is now available. Directed by Michele Lupo and starring Bud Spencer and Jerry Calà, the movie tells the story of an ex-pugilist who is given the chance to amend an old wrong he suffered while supporting the cause of a young athlete's gym. For this soundtrack, the two brothers build a score based on the theme "Fantasy", a very popular cue held dear by generations of cartoons lovers since this melody is also the Italian main title of "Galaxy", the famous cartoon that follows the adventures of two heroes onboard a space train. Another theme is the Italian answer to the Philadelphia Rocky fanfares composed by Bill Conti few years before, a cue that keeps an epic and sporty tone but more in line with the comedy aura of that movie. Also present are other cues synchronized with the movie's key scene, as variants of the two main themes or as alternate solutions. The CD is presented as a deluxe edition in the DDJ DLX series, mastered from the original elements and remastered by Enrico De Gemini and arranged in film sequence with the addition of some bonus tracks and outtakes. Includes a full-color, 12-page booklet with liner notes by Daniele De Gemini and original artwork painted by Renato Casaro, kindly granted by the artists.
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Digitmovies present the original soundtrack for the mythical De Angelis brothers for the movie ... E Poi Lo Chiamarono Il Magnifico (Man of the East), originally released in 1972. After Franco Micalizzi had written the music for the first trinity movie and Guido and Maurizio De Angelis for its sequel, the two musician brothers were recruited again to write a new original score that was issued in those days on an LP with 12 tracks and also on a 45rpm single with two tracks. Digitmovies have searched for the original recording session master tapes which were recently rescued in very good condition and in full stereo: this gave the label the chance to add six bonus tracks not included in the original vinyl. A note for collectors and audiophiles: for this ultimate edition Digitmovies did not use the album master assembled in 1972, but they were able to recreate the original album mock-up's sequence/editing with all the takes taken directly from first generation stereo session tapes. And this new version has a really improved sound quality. The main theme is called "Don't Lose Control", a romantic-epic theme with country-pop flavor performed by Gene Roman and reprised as an instrumental version played by a large orchestra. The De Angelis brothers have succeeded in recreating the whole Western atmosphere by alternating classic Western-flavored themes with soft ones like the romantic love theme "Tema Di Candida" (Jesus Come To My Heart), a gospel with sacred flavor vocalized by the Nora Orlandi choir. Directed in 1972 by E.B. Clucher (real name Enzo Barboni) and starring Terence Hill, Gregory Walcott, Yanti Somer, Dominic Barto, Enzo Fiermonte, and Riccardo Pizzuti. The young Viscount Sir Thomas Moore (Hill), a polite English guy who goes to America to take possession of the inheritance left over from his father. He finds himself in the Wild West and falls in love with the young daughter of a landowner who is already courted by another cowboy. Three friends of the deceased parent shall teach him to shoot so that he can compete with his rival in a duel for the beloved one.
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LP version. Digitmovies present the original soundtrack for the mythical De Angelis brothers for the movie ... E Poi Lo Chiamarono Il Magnifico (Man of the East), originally released in 1972. After Franco Micalizzi had written the music for the first trinity movie and Guido and Maurizio De Angelis for its sequel, the two musician brothers were recruited again to write a new original score that was issued in those days on an LP with 12 tracks and also on a 45rpm single with two tracks. Digitmovies have searched for the original recording session master tapes which were recently rescued in very good condition and in full stereo: this gave the label the chance to add six bonus tracks not included in the original vinyl. A note for collectors and audiophiles: for this ultimate edition Digitmovies did not use the album master assembled in 1972, but they were able to recreate the original album mock-up's sequence/editing with all the takes taken directly from first generation stereo session tapes. And this new version has a really improved sound quality. The main theme is called "Don't Lose Control", a romantic-epic theme with country-pop flavor performed by Gene Roman and reprised as an instrumental version played by a large orchestra. The De Angelis brothers have succeeded in recreating the whole Western atmosphere by alternating classic Western-flavored themes with soft ones like the romantic love theme "Tema Di Candida" (Jesus Come To My Heart), a gospel with sacred flavor vocalized by the Nora Orlandi choir. Directed in 1972 by E.B. Clucher (real name Enzo Barboni) and starring Terence Hill, Gregory Walcott, Yanti Somer, Dominic Barto, Enzo Fiermonte, and Riccardo Pizzuti. The young Viscount Sir Thomas Moore (Hill), a polite English guy who goes to America to take possession of the inheritance left over from his father. He finds himself in the Wild West and falls in love with the young daughter of a landowner who is already courted by another cowboy. Three friends of the deceased parent shall teach him to shoot so that he can compete with his rival in a duel for the beloved one.
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Digitmovies presents the soundtrack by brothers Guido & Maurizio De Angelis for the movie Zorro (1974). At that time a 45 rpm single was issued in Italy and in Japan, with the songs "Zorro Is Back" and "To You Mi Chica", and a vinyl album with twelve selections was issued in France, Germany and Japan and later reissued with the same contents by C.A.M. on CD in 1991. For this CD, Digitmovies uses the first generation stereo master tapes of the original recording session allowing for almost forty extra minutes of material. The De Angelis brothers have written a cheerful main theme for the masked avenger Zorro called "Zorro Is Back", introduced in the version performed by Oliver Onions in "Titoli Di Testa" and reprised in instrumental form. This motif is alternated with the love theme "To You Mi Chica" for solo guitar, orchestra, and vocal with dramatic symphonic music with Latin flavor for the heroic actions of Zorro. The bonus material contains exciting reprises of the album versions of "Zorro Is Back", "To You Mi Chica" and the dramatic background themes among which a remarkable rarity can be found: the off-vocal take of the main theme song, that is to say "karaoke" with Zorro! Edition of 300.
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2012 release. Digitmovies release for the very first time on CD Guido and Maurizio De Angelis's complete original soundtrack, in full stere, for the movie comedy Il Sindacalista (aka "The Labor Organizer"). Directed in 1972 by Luciano Salce and starring Lando Buzzanca, Dominique Boschero, Renzo Montagnani, Paola Pitagora, Isabella Biagini, Gino Santercole, Fernando Cerulli, Piero Vida, Gastone Pescucci, Fortunato Arena, and Enzo Sancrotti. Saverio Ravizzi (Buzzanca), a Sicilian emigrated to the north, is a worker in the area of Bergamo. By taking care of his workmates' interests, he succeeds in getting the attention of his leader (Montagnani) and becomes a labor organizer. For Saverio the troubles begin when the rumor goes around that the factory is going to be sold so that his friends start to turn their backs on him and treat him as someone who has been corrupted by the owners. Digitmovies succeeded in locating the master tapes of the original session in full stereo and also in very good condition. The label also located an album mock-up (here tracks 1-11) prepared at the time of the film's release, but which never saw the light on the market then. Besides that material Digitmovies have added some extra tracks. The cool De Angelis brothers have written a hymn for the character of Saverio that is introduced during the main titles, a cheerful march for orchestra and male choir and then reprised with "ghostly voices" with echo and reverb effects, a vocal with words which appears later. The main theme is reprised again in a popular arrangement with folk flavor, in a sweet version performed by recorder, and gets alternated with music in a more "police" mode and lounge music. A delightful OST which deserved to be rescued and preserved for the joy of the fans of the De Angelis brothers around the world.
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Digitmovies presents for the first time on CD Guido and Maurizio De Angelis's original soundtrack, in full stereo, for the movie L'Arbitro (aka "Football Crazy"). Directed in 1974 by Luigi Filippo D'Amico and starring Lando Buzzanca, Joan Collins, Gabriella Pallotta, Massimo Mollica, Marisa Solinas, Nello Pazzafini, Ignazio Leone, Dino Curcio, Daniele Vargas, Umberto D'Orsi, Gianfranco Barra, Giovanni Rosselli, and Alvaro Vitali. The Sicilian football referee Carmelo Lo Cascio (Buzzanca) lives with his wife and son in Acireale (a character inspired by Concetto Lo Bello), where he wants to achieve success and to become an international referee. But he must also satisfy the sexual appetites of his wife (Pallotta) and of Elena (Collins), a very demanding lover. To improve his professional performances, Lo Cascio begins to take amphetamines in a more and more massive way, to the point of going crazy: During an international football match (the final scene of the film) he refuses to whistle the end of the match and he is taken away by the police. At the time, RCA released a 45rpm single with the themes "Miss Elena" and "(I'm) Football Crazy" (played by Giorgio Chinaglia), but in the RCA archives, in addition to the stereo master tapes of the original recording session, Digitmovies have made a great discovery: an album mock-up with ten selections that never saw the light of day in 1974, and moreover they also found about 25 minutes of alternate material. The De Angelis brothers have written, arranged, and conducted a really nice OST that opens with the love theme "Miss Elena" in a pastoral version, which gets reprised in a pop version, then alternated with funny music in a Sicilian mood, lounge music as in a night club, an African rock fast, and a slow version and a bossa nova version. The song "(I'm) Football Crazy" is the main theme song of the OST: we get an instrumental take, a vocal take film version, a vocal take with different ending, a vocal take mixed for the 45rpm single, and the karaoke version.
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2011 release. Digitmovies release on CD for the first time Guido and Maurizio De Angelis's full stereo complete original soundtrack for La Moglie Di Mio Padre (aka "Confessions Of A Frustated Housewife"). Directed in 1976 by Andrea Bianchi and starring Carroll Baker, Adolfo Celi, Jenny Tamburi, Cesare Barro, Luigi Pistilli, Femi Benussi, and Gabriella Giorgelli. For his remarriage Antonio Lendini (Celi), a rich industrialist from Northern Italy, has married Laura (Baker), a very beautiful and young woman. When Claudio (Barro), the son of the businessman, returns, a short-spanned relationship between the young man and the stepmother is born which will suffice for the woman to acquire the knowledge of her own personality and rights. When Claudio leaves, Laura goes away. The husband searches for her and implores her to come back to him, but she refuses. Antonio does not accept the prospect of remaining alone forever and he kills her while the woman is skiing on a mountain. This CD represents a music rarity for all the fans of the mythic Guido and Maurizio De Angelis considering the fact that, whereas in Germany in 1976 only one track called "Tema Di Laura" was printed as side B of the 45rpm single (side B contained "Orzowei"), thanks to the stereo master tapes of the original recording session Digitmovies now assemble all of this music. The authors have composed an OST where a recurring romantic waltz-like motif for the female protagonist is introduced in the "Titoli Di Testa" with Beguine arrangement and then reprised in experimental form. It gets more airy and fast with accordion and is alternated with melancholic passages of solo piano, with dancefloor music for the night club scene and noir motifs with a giallo flavor.
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2010 release. Digitmovies continues to release the scores of the brothers Guido and Maurizio De Angelis by issuing on CD for the first time the complete and in full stereo scores from two funny late '70s comedy movies: Tre Tigri Contro Tre Tigri (aka "Three Tigers Against Three Tigers") directed in 1977 by Sergio Corbucci and Steno (Stefano Vanzina) and Agenzia Riccardo Finzi... Praticamente Detective (Aka "The Finzi Detective Agency") directed in 1979 by Bruno Corbucci Cinevox Record had issued a 45rpm single (MDF 114) from Tre Tigri and a 45rpm single from Agenzia Riccardo Finzi. Originating from the stereo mastertapes archived at Cinevox, Digitmovies CD contains everything recorded for both movies. For Tre Tigri the De Angelis brothers wrote pleasant folkloristic music like a dancefloor tango for saxophone, a folkloristic waltz, a classic kind version of the main theme, and other instrumental variations, suspense music with an Afro sound, rhythmical and fast rock music for a chase scene, an exotic Afro-jazz motif with a Brubeck style, rhythmical orchestral music with an epic flavor. For Agenzia Riccardo Finzi the De Angelis brothers composed a funny main theme for the detective with a '60s dancefloor style and reused it with variations in the OST and alternated it with sexy music, electronic suspense music, a romantic-burlesque motif, and a wild theme with a disco style for a chase scene. A note for the most demanding and insatiable audiophiles: Some tracks from Agenzia Riccardo Finzi have a barely perceptible electronic background noise in the high frequencies, but which cannot be eliminated due the fact that this defect is present in the only DAT master available at Cinevox. Two deserving OSTs rescued and preserved on CD.
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2014 release. Digitmovies releases, for the first time on CD, Guido and Maurizio De Angelis's original soundtrack for the comedy film Peccati In Famiglia ("Scandal In The Family"). The De Angelis brothers composed various soundtracks for the Italian sex comedies of the '70s. For Peccati In Famiglia, Beat Records released an EP with four tracks in 1975: "Country Life", "Milo", "Rosina", and "Crazy Baby". The last two were sung by Maria Teresa with the Mescaleros. Digitmovies' CD contains all the music recorded at the time from the original master tapes. Directed in 1975 by Bruno Gaburro, the film starred Renzo Montagnani, Michele Placido, Simonetta Stefanelli, Jenny Tamburi, Juliette Mayniel, Gastone Pescucci, and Laura De Marchi. The industrialist Carlo and his wife Piera and daughter Francesca spend their vacation together in their villa in Piacentino. Upon his arrival, Carlo discovers a new cook has been hired, the young Doris who doesn't wait one second before flattering and trying to seduce him. A few days later Milo arrives, the son of one of Carlo's brothers. Milo wins over Francesca and then seduces Doris and even enters in good graces with Piera. Now that Milo is sure the three women are completely devoted to him, he pushes Carlo to excessively exert himself with the cook, causing him to have a heart attack. Milo inherits everything. Bruno Gaburro began his career as a director in 1969 with the film Ecce Homo. He then specialized in erotic comedy, directing Peccati In Famiglia in 1975 and Il Letto In Piazza ("Sex Diary") in 1976. Both films tell the story of erotic incidents happening inside a nuclear family. In the 1980s the director decided to dedicate himself to more racy erotic films such as Malombra, Maladonna, and Lola's Secret ("Il Peccato Di Lola"). He also made his only detective-story film with Fashion Crimes ("La Morte È Di Moda") following on the heels of the trendy detective stories like Nothing Underneath ("Sotto Il Vestito Niente") by Vanzina. At the beginning of the '90s he directed two films about sexy vacationers Abbronzatissimi and Abbronzatissimi 2 - One Year Later.
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2014 release. Digitmovies present on CD, for the first time, complete and in full stereo, Maurizio and Guido De Angelis's original soundtrack for the movie Trastevere. Directed in 1971 by Fausto Tozzi and starring Nino Manfredi, Ottavia Piccolo, Rosanna Schiaffino, Vittorio Caprioli, Vittorio De Sica, Mickey Fox, Ronald Kerry Pennington, Leopoldo Trieste, Milena Vukotic, and Gigi Ballista. An elderly opera singer loses his dog in the popular Roman district of Trastevere. The creature, wandering the alleys and squares and passing into the hands of its provisional masters, is "witness" to a series of episodes that affect the life of the neighborhood. A shabby old woman is forced by her family of smugglers to give herself up to the police on their behalf. A former agent of the narcotics squad, with the drug habit, is arrested after being denounced by an unrequited lover. The inconsolable widower of a prostitute - who supplies comfort items as a living to streetwalkers -- stubbornly continues the search for the man who killed his wife. A depraved intellectual favors the coupling of his wife with a young butcher. A "hippie" American, after an abnormal relationship with a mature aristocrat, kills himself. An old usurer dies of heart failure during lunch, after a pilgrimage to the Santuario del Divino Amore ("Shrine of Divine Love"). At that time, IT Discs released a 33rpm with eleven selections and a 45rpm with the tracks "Trastevere" sung by Nino Manfredi and the instrumental "Kerry." For Digitmovies' CD, in addition to the stereo master tapes of the album of 1971 they've also had access to the master, in stereo, of the original recording session, which allowed them to use every note recorded at that time. The OST is based on the main topic of popular taste "Trastevere", introduced in the title track by the voice of Nino Manfredi and reprised in instrumental version. This exciting melody is alternated with other themes composed for the other characters in the film, such as "Grandma's Dance" folk-flavored, but with modern arrangements and Indian music on the sitar. For Kerry, the De Angelis brothers wrote a country tune, but the negative events that disrupt the life of this character are highlighted by dramatic and rock-flavored orchestral passages. Digitmovies include, among the various extras, a version with a different ending of "Grandma's Dance" and a rare alternative take of the vocal by Nino Manfredi.
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Digitmovies present the Guido and Maurizio De Angelis's original motion picture soundtrack for the movie La Tigre È Ancora Viva: Sandokan Alla Riscossa! ("The Tiger Is Still Alive: Sandokan To The Rescue"). At the time of release, a 45rpm single was issued (RCA BB 6135) featuring two tracks, for this LP Digitmovies have used the stereo master tapes found in the RCA vaults. After a slow and solemn strings introduction of the "Sandokan Theme", the new main theme is presented, for big orchestra and of epic flavor, called "Ritorno A Mompracem". This theme is reprised with several variations: with mandola and strings, slow and mystic, with flute, mandola, and bells, and in vocal version. The score is also enriched with very rhythmic action music, and of ethnic flavor. The Sandokan theme is reprised with an atonal way with reverberated harps. Although a digital restoration occurred some audio anomalies (pre-existing on the original sources) remain. Mompracem villagers are scared and left hungry by the ferocious Sultan Abdullah, a sovereign cowardly and cruel, serving the British. Jamilah, a young woman, returns to Mompracem to call the old "tigers" to battle, but is hunted by the sultan's guards and is about to be killed, but she was saved by the Greek adventurer Teotokris. The latter decides to help her, making a long journey to India in search of Sandokan, taking shelter there to convince him to resume his fight against the British.
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LP version. 180 gram vinyl. Gatefold sleeve. Digitmovies present the Guido and Maurizio De Angelis's original motion picture soundtrack for the movie La Tigre È Ancora Viva: Sandokan Alla Riscossa! ("The Tiger Is Still Alive: Sandokan To The Rescue"). At the time of release, a 45rpm single was issued (RCA BB 6135) featuring two tracks, for this LP Digitmovies have used the stereo master tapes found in the RCA vaults. After a slow and solemn strings introduction of the "Sandokan Theme", the new main theme is presented, for big orchestra and of epic flavor, called "Ritorno A Mompracem". This theme is reprised with several variations: with mandola and strings, slow and mystic, with flute, mandola, and bells, and in vocal version. The score is also enriched with very rhythmic action music, and of ethnic flavor. The Sandokan theme is reprised with an atonal way with reverberated harps. Although a digital restoration occurred some audio anomalies (pre-existing on the original sources) remain. Mompracem villagers are scared and left hungry by the ferocious Sultan Abdullah, a sovereign cowardly and cruel, serving the British. Jamilah, a young woman, returns to Mompracem to call the old "tigers" to battle, but is hunted by the sultan's guards and is about to be killed, but she was saved by the Greek adventurer Teotokris. The latter decides to help her, making a long journey to India in search of Sandokan, taking shelter there to convince him to resume his fight against the British.
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Digitmovies present the complete edition of the original soundtrack for the Italian cult TV series Orzowei composed by the prolific brothers Guido and Maurizio De Angelis for the first time in full stereo. Based on the novel Orzowei written by Alberto Manzi and issued in 1955, the story was adapted into 13 episodes of an international TV hit series which was produced in 1976 by Italian and German companies. It was directed by the French filmmaker Yves Allégret and starred Peter Marshall as Isa Orzowei, the British star Stanley Baker, Doris Kunstmann, Vincenzo Crocitti, and Bonne Lubega. This TV program was broadcasted in Italy in early 1977 and presented again with version especially re-edited for cinema theaters called Orzowei - Il Figlio Della Savana ("Orzowei - Son of the Savannah"). Isa, a white child abandoned in the forest of South Africa, is found and raised like a son by an old great warrior and by an old woman, both of them belonging to the Swazi people, an ethnic grouping of the Bantu tribe. Only one single was issued: RCA BB 6054, a very big international record hit. Taken from the stereo master tapes which have been well preserved in the RCA archives. Concerning Orzowei besides the 45 rpm single versions "Orzowei" and "Le Notti Di Orzowei", there are also alternate takes of the famous theme song like a different mix, the instrumental version, an evocative version with an echoed solo flute, the very cool karaoke version, an alternate take of "Le Notti Di Orzowei" without flute (all the original material discovered on the master tapes). Digitmovies discovered on another master tape three extra alternate takes. An OST of the '70s Italian TV cult.
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LP version. 180 gram vinyl; Gatefold sleeve. Digitmovies present the complete edition of the original soundtrack for the Italian cult TV series Orzowei composed by the prolific brothers Guido and Maurizio De Angelis for the first time in full stereo. Based on the novel Orzowei written by Alberto Manzi and issued in 1955, the story was adapted into 13 episodes of an international TV hit series which was produced in 1976 by Italian and German companies. It was directed by the French filmmaker Yves Allégret and starred Peter Marshall as Isa Orzowei, the British star Stanley Baker, Doris Kunstmann, Vincenzo Crocitti, and Bonne Lubega. This TV program was broadcasted in Italy in early 1977 and presented again with version especially re-edited for cinema theaters called Orzowei - Il Figlio Della Savana ("Orzowei - Son of the Savannah"). Isa, a white child abandoned in the forest of South Africa, is found and raised like a son by an old great warrior and by an old woman, both of them belonging to the Swazi people, an ethnic grouping of the Bantu tribe. Only one single was issued: RCA BB 6054, a very big international record hit. Taken from the stereo master tapes which have been well preserved in the RCA archives. Concerning Orzowei besides the 45 rpm single versions "Orzowei" and "Le Notti Di Orzowei", there are also alternate takes of the famous theme song like a different mix, the instrumental version, an evocative version with an echoed solo flute, the very cool karaoke version, an alternate take of "Le Notti Di Orzowei" without flute (all the original material discovered on the master tapes). Digitmovies discovered on another master tape three extra alternate takes. An OST of the '70s Italian TV cult.
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The journey into the spaghetti westerns world continues -- the complete OST by Guido and Maurizio De Angelis for Continuavano A Chiamarlo Trinità ("Trinity Is Still My Name") directed by E.B. Clucher (Enzo Barboni) in 1971. Trinity (Terence Hill) and Child (Bud Spencer), brothers and outlaw vagabonds with a tender heart, are mistaken for federal agents by Parker (Emilio Delle Piane), a violent arms dealer. Taking advantage of the misunderstanding, the two let him willingly "buy" them with the dollars of the shady character, and then try an even bigger shot. This soundtrack was the first by Guido and Maurizio De Angelis for a film with Terence Hill and Bud Spencer, with the editing created for the CD presents nearly faithfully the film sequence, in the second part the not synchronized versions were included in the movie versions. The De Angelis brothers composed a main theme "Trinity Stand Tall", which anticipates the style that will always be used in the next film with the Dynamic Duo, with guitars and wind instruments and fresh Western taste, forming a melodic theme to emphasize the infatuation of Trinity for the beautiful daughter of the poor immigrant (Remember). Another recurring theme in the western musicality but with a touch of beat. In describing instead the convent and therefore the sacredness of the place, the De Angelis composed a theme for organ and choir in various tracks to remind the listener of a "purely western setting represented by harmonicas, guitars" and the inevitable saloon piano. Included CD features the stereo master tapes of the original session, with every recorded note of this beautiful OST. Digitmovies offer the track list already released in the 1972 album, released by RCA, adding two bonus tracks the instrumental version of Trinity stand tall. Edition of 300.
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Sub Ost present a complete reissue of Guido & Maurizio De Angelis's soundtrack the 1975 film Roma Violenta. This is the complete original soundtrack (with all the outtakes) for one of the most iconic Italian "poliziotteschi" films, the Italian answer to the Charles Bronson/Clint Eastwood mania of the 1970s. Written by the brothers De Angelis, the score alternates between killer, funk grooves and more laidback instrumentals. Presented here for the first time on two LPs; Comes in a gatefold sleeve, with original artwork and film stills. Presented here on limited red vinyl.
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Sub Ost present a complete reissue of Guido & Maurizio De Angelis's soundtrack the 1975 film Roma Violenta. This is the complete original soundtrack (with all the outtakes) for one of the most iconic Italian "poliziotteschi" films, the Italian answer to the Charles Bronson/Clint Eastwood mania of the 1970s. Written by the brothers De Angelis, the score alternates between killer, funk grooves and more laidback instrumentals. Presented here for the first time on two LPs; Comes in a gatefold sleeve, with original artwork and film stills.
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"Gun smoke"-colored vinyl version. Sub Ost present a complete reissue of Guido & Maurizio De Angelis's soundtrack the 1975 film Roma Violenta. This is the complete original soundtrack (with all the outtakes) for one of the most iconic Italian "poliziotteschi" films, the Italian answer to the Charles Bronson/Clint Eastwood mania of the 1970s. Written by the brothers De Angelis, the score alternates between killer, funk grooves and more laidback instrumentals. Presented here for the first time on two LPs; Comes in a gatefold sleeve, with original artwork and film stills.
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The legendary Torso (1973), considered one of the precursors of the slasher genre, was directed by Sergio Martino following the success of All the Colors of the Dark (1972), featuring a stunning soundtrack composed by Guido & Maurizio De Angelis also known as Oliver Onions. This double LP reissue is the first complete vinyl edition. Pressed on double-color vinyl. Limited to 1000 copies.
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