[tim28212]

More Varese

want

[tim28212]

giving our one and only ScoJo some lovin'

[tim28212]

Frank LaLoggia & David Spear – Fear No Evil
Web Records – ST 106

ha! I was Class of '81, but not at Alexandria High

[static14]

[static14]

[tim28212]

@static, Is that the one I sent you, hoping it play alright on your table?

[static14]

Yup! That's the one. Its a bit noisy but it plays through just fine. :)

Thanks again for sending it my way!

[texasvinyl]

Nice! Never seen this on wax. Just re-watched the movie on an American Airlines flight.

[static14]

@texas I think it was only released on vinyl in Germany and Brazil.

[tim28212]

thought I would join you static

had to move the listening downstairs, the upstairs got to hot

[tim28212]

200 new inner sleeves, hoping these last me a several months

[deafmetal]

@static & @tim - Great spins. Also, very cool to see two copies of The Abyss. I nearly wore out my DVD of that film. Another Silvestri for the want list.


Such a nostalgic main theme in this Craig Safan score. '84

[deafmetal]

[tim28212]

@deaf, nice Christopher Young, I just gave that one a spin a few weeks back.

[tim28212]

this is currently my favorite Tangerine Dream score, until I play Firestarter, I keep flipping between the two.

[Aremagod]

Too many soundtracks in a row ....here's a killer early 70's jam!

[Aremagod]

And a killer 1980 jam!

[deafmetal]

@tim - I've yet to hear a Chris Young score I didn't like.

@Aremagod - Nice! I haven't heard Killing Joke in a while.

Sunday afternoon vibes:

[Vapormeyer]

Ahhh killing Joke. I remember as a kid going into my sisters room and playing 'A New Day' over and over (I think it was called that) great band.

[deafmetal]

Umiliani '72 max chillax

[frozeneyeball]

@tim - I've yet to hear a Chris Young score I didn't like.

@Aremagod - Nice! I haven't heard Killing Joke in a while.

Sunday afternoon vibes:

Very sweet copy of Emanuelle in America, Deaf. It's on my ginormous want list.

[deafmetal]

@Frozen - Thanks, I had to let a few other copies go by until I could pick one up at a fair price. Along with another long-sought score:

^No idea why Cinevox would laminate the front of this sleeve back in '75, but I'm sure it had nothing to do with Laura Gemser... X)

A stacked line-up of Goblin band members perfoming for Frizzi's first OST:
Bass – Fabio Pignatelli
Drums – Walter Martino
Guitar – Massimo Morante
Keyboards – Claudio Simonetti
Along with Vince Tempera directing:

^Kalu' was also used on the Perché Si Uccidono OST with Goblin credited as Il Reale Impero Britannico.

Amore, amore, amore...

[Bezulsqy]

[Bezulsqy]

[deafmetal]

^Cannibal Apocalypse! Awesome