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Nice scores, @max. Quite the treasure.

A great set.

These were an eBay special, £14 for the pair - however, cd 2 skips on the very last track so it was marked down. Inlays never opened, discs presumably transferred to the 1/0 vault and never played. The detail in the sleeves is amazing. Kubrick rejected the full main theme, preferring the minimalist on the soundtrack. And most of it was also rejected for being too intense. I bet that went down like a lead balloon!

Was gifted a 90s Bose 6xCD changer/amplifier at the weekend so been digging out the dusty format. Sounds fantastic!

This arrived on vinyl yesterday, but listening to the DL today as I work. Will need to post my most recent vinyl purchases - quite a few, but mainly non - OST.

About halfway through this, and there's some pretty cool stuff. Putting me in the mood for listening to Mary Casio for the millionth time.

Just got this today and am looking forward to putting it on in a few minutes. I do enjoy a bunch of Pemberton's scores. I had this on order from Edsawesomesounds as an LP until he went belly up, and I decided to get the Japanese import for the bonus track.

Perfect for in the car

Bezulsqy wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2019 8:01 am Perfect for in the car

This has made my day for three reasons B -

1. The CD works okay. Yay!

2. 'Perfect for in the car' I interpret as, you are cruising a seedy neon strip, looking for trouble.

3. The track titles show up on your CD player display! That's awesome sauce :D

1. Perfectly
2. I was
3. They do

Well this freaking bangs.
super funky, jazz funk OST jams with some great squelchy synths, highly recommended!
Two scores on two CDs with nice sprawling bonus out takes.
By mystery composer Baba Hiroshi (I've read aka a young Jun Fukamachi).

OST to "Wolf Guy" and "Burning Man"

@Bez - Your rigs are always top shelf and that handmade is a perfect compliment. Excellent showing.
@ Dollar - Baba Hiroshi is Definitely Jan Fukamachi. NIce pickup.

Bezulsqy wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2019 8:01 am Perfect for in the car

Is that a 240?

Jimmy_Mike wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2019 6:56 pm

Bezulsqy wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2019 8:01 am Perfect for in the car

Is that a 240?

Good eye! 245 from 02/1980
More pics here: viewtopic.php?p=106676#p106676

Stunning. My first car was a 240 sedan. My little brother inherited it and now has a 240 tattoo on his chest.

Quick tangent: I cramped your style and picked up a fat bird for my listening room. Steez.

Thank you, @ScoJo, quite a treat. The lobby cards and fold-out OG film poster are great. Nice work on this project.

deafmetal wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2019 7:03 pm
Thank you, @ScoJo, quite a treat. The lobby cards and fold-out OG film poster are great. Nice work on this project.

You're most welcome bud, hope you enjoy!

After a rewatch today of OUTLAND, now enjoying digital spins of the two killer electro-proto-house choons from the nightclub scenes - the first by Michael (Buckaroo Banzai) Bodikker, the second by Logic System taken from the 1981 LP 'Venus':

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QbCj6psi86c

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=c_1O_JzPmGI

I have a decent Edda collection forming:

Lovely stuff @Deaf... you can never have too much Edda....

(Incidentally, is there much crossover in terms of the albums?)

Spun out of control wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2019 6:50 pm Lovely stuff @Deaf... you can never have too much Edda....

(Incidentally, is there much crossover in terms of the albums?)

Hey @Spun, there is some crossover with the Morricone tracks Verushka, Come Maddalena, La Cugina etc., but not too many overall. Most of the albums have 15-20+ tracks in total with a lot of variety.

I have a lot of listening ahead of me this week.

Holy shit people Cometa is releasing all of their catalogue on digital platforms! ALSO -

https://open.spotify.com/album/1Yl9XHdl ... s4gY3H2PKA My most listened library album is atlast on Spotify ----Freedom Power---- , and a repress coming soon :)))

"We're excited to announce we're working on the digitization of the whole glorious catalogue of Cometa Edizioni Musicali. Many albums from this historical label responsible of some the greatest library and soundtrack productions of 1970s will be finally available for the first time on main digital stores worldwide." Does this include Sermi?

because of all @Scojo posts in Hand Made Soundtracks