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Tim is that worth grabbing? It looked like it had a really short run time.

static14 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 14, 2024 2:35 pm Tim is that worth grabbing? It looked like it had a really short run time.

NoteForNote had a 50% sale at the end of the year so I took a chance on it. It's didn't seem overly short to me. Side one is the original score and side 2 is a modernized version. It's a gatefold with liner notes insert. Also comes with a CD insert signed by Joe Renzetti. The vinyl on my copy is pretty quiet. The music is OK. I prefer side 2 over side 1. Happy I only paid $20 for it. Not worth the $40 - $50 I saw it selling for.

Damn I missed that sale, I would have definitely picked that up for 50% off. Price is a bit too steep for me at $40

Very nice spins! I wanted that Renzetti when I first saw it, but shipping from asia was insane. This would be one that is nice to have but is not that high on my want list.
This year I cannot spend a lot on records unfortunately. I also am skipping the new Waxwork Subscription. I am saying that now, but when I see which records are going to be included I probably will get it anyway... I have very little self control.

Still haven’t seen this movie. But I love the score.

And this is another beautiful Nicolai giallo score

My cat ate the corner of that Nicolai score, he loves plastic and that unfortunately was one of the ones he got a hold.

Bezulsqy wrote: ↑Mon Jan 15, 2024 3:50 pm Still haven’t seen this movie. But I love the score.

Watch the damn movie! It’s in my top ten. What do I have to do, pay you?! :)

inksb wrote: ↑Mon Jan 15, 2024 4:16 pm My cat ate the corner of that Nicolai score, he loves plastic and that unfortunately was one of the ones he got a hold.

Haha. That sucks. And funny as well.
Listening to these three Nicolai giallo score so close to each other makes it difficult to choose a favorite. All three are great. I think All the colors… might be the lesser of the three for me.

ScoJo wrote: ↑Mon Jan 15, 2024 4:17 pm

Bezulsqy wrote: ↑Mon Jan 15, 2024 3:50 pm Still haven’t seen this movie. But I love the score.

Watch the damn movie! It’s in my top ten. What do I have to do, pay you?! :)

I will do as you say!

Cobra - Osamu Shoji

Finally managed to get a copy of this Shoji score. A nice mix of Shoji's typical electronic music and strong arrangements.

Deep Fear

Resident Evil ripoff game for the Sega Saturn. This is a great score, a bit more 90s techno mixee into creepy underwater atmospheric stuff.

Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain

Underrated PS1 game. This is the complete score with some vocal samples mixed in. I feel like this isn't something to recommend to anyone who isn't a fan of the game already

The only Phantasm I need…

Reggie!

Haha @inksb. What was the origin of Reggie again?

I forgot I also have this one…

And of course there is this one…

It’s going to be interesting seeing what the future WW version of this entails, music wise. Always going to treasure this version with the Varese sleeve continuity, they look awesome together :)

Ennio

Teo

Some beautiful albums there, @Bez

This is a brilliant soundtrack that works perfect with its setting in the film. As a stand alone album it's just as good :)

Beautiful dreamy Bowie covers sung in Portuguese by the wonderfully talented Seu Jorge. I remember him first from Knockout Ned in City of God. When I let this record spin I feel like I'm on the deck of the Belafonte. 🚢⚓️

Beautiful score

Another banger

Bezulsqy wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2024 3:12 pm Haha @inksb. What was the origin of Reggie again?

I forgot I also have this one…

Ahhh, Reggie. :)

If I recall correctly Reggie was a bot that would occasionally spam post about selling records. And oft touted the authenticity of them.

Just to clarify I said Reggie bc he's on the back of that sleeve, Reggie from Phantasm ;)

I knew what you meant. I was just responding to @Bez. :)