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01. BRUNO NICOLAI - La dama rossa uccide sette volte (preludio & titoli)
02. BRUNO NICOLAI - La dama rossa appare & primo delitto
03. BRUNO NICOLAI - Veglia funebre & macabro ricordo
04. BRUNO NICOLAI - In automobile
05. BRUNO NICOLAI - L'eredita & agguato nel buio
06. BRUNO NICOLAI - Secondo delitto
07. BRUNO NICOLAI - Ufficio vuoto
08. BRUNO NICOLAI - Interrogatorio
09. BRUNO NICOLAI - In cantina
10. BRUNO NICOLAI - Servizio fotografico
11. BRUNO NICOLAI - Terzo delitto
12. BRUNO NICOLAI - Quarto delitto
13. BRUNO NICOLAI - Segreto terribile
14. BRUNO NICOLAI - Incubo & aggression
15. BRUNO NICOLAI - Quinto delitto
16. BRUNO NICOLAI - La dama rossa appare
17. BRUNO NICOLAI - Minaccia
18. BRUNO NICOLAI - Scoperta & sesto delitto
19. BRUNO NICOLAI - Inseguimento & settimo delitto
20. BRUNO NICOLAI - Confronto finale
21. BRUNO NICOLAI - Fine di un incubo (titoli di coda)
22. BRUNO NICOLAI - La dama rossa uccide sette volte (ripresa)
ARTIST
TITLE
La dama rossa uccide 7 volte (The Red Queen Kills Seven Times)
FORMAT
LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
RED 209LP RED 209LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
4/14/2015

Bruno Nicolai met Ennio Morricone when they were both studying at Rome's Santa Cecilia music academy. Nicolai was the conductor on many of the maestro's scores from For a Few Dollars More (1965) onwards, but also found himself with plenty of composing work of his own throughout the '60s and '70s. Nicolai became almost as prolific as the maestro himself, particularly within the western and giallo genres. His soundtrack for the 1972 film La dama rossa uccide 7 volte (The Red Queen Kills Seven Times) is a great example of his giallo work. It has a distinctive and memorable main theme, and a second ascending piano-led theme that accompanies some of the suspense sequences. The first instance of the main theme comes right at the beginning, hauntingly sung by a small child on "Preludio & Titoli." In "Minaccia" we find that heavy suspense/chase bassline that Nicolai so often used in his giallo and Jess Franco scores -- lush, atmospheric, and decidedly "euro." This LP, produced in collaboration with Beyond Horror Design, is the first vinyl edition of this score; it features exclusive artwork and a bonus poster (limited to the first pressing). Remastered sound.