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2nd spin of the afternoon... and 'forced' to pick up this one after it transpired that the Wendy Carlos-like electronica used to soundtrack the trailer for Ben Wheatley's High Rise movie wasn't actually part of Clint Mansell's score.

In fact after a little Internet research it turned out to be 'Data Kiss', to be found on this Com Truise LP on the Ghostly label.



Anyway, great track.

[Hatter313]

@Spun

Thank you! i loved the cut from the trailer and was looking forward to hearing more like that on the score. good to know where I can find that.

[bpwlogan]

@Dollarhyde-it would be nice if Dancing in Your Head had the 180 gram reissue treatment. I would be in for another copy. Have fun annoying the neighbors. :)

@monsterworship-that's great news on the box set. I was wondering how this was going to sound. I've never picked up anything up from Numero Group. I found out about this release from SoundStage Direct. I went to the Numero Group website last week and ordered a white vinyl set. I figured White Zombie white vinyl that works for me. I saw the green vinyl was long gone. I'm just waiting for it to arrive at the Po box now. This is going to be a five record set of noise rock madness!

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@Spun

Thank you! i loved the cut from the trailer and was looking forward to hearing more like that on the score. good to know where I can find that.

Must admit I was a bit disappointed with the Mansell score on LP when there weren't more cuts like this on it. Heresy I know (and saying this as a long term Mansell fan), but will probably play this Com Truise one more.

[Dollarhyde]

@spun

How is that "the guest" soundtrack? One of the few RSD releases that excited me. After watching the film I went through the credits adding all the tracks og vinyl to my discogs want list, I haven't purchased any as of now but I was hoping that LP would get released over here at some point.

Also @spun many, many thanks for the reality check cassette tip off, killer album! may well get the DW release on top of the cassette when it drops

[Spun out of control]

Yeah, if you like some straight up 80s goth tracks mixed with darkwave/synthwave stuff then The Guest soundtrack will be right up your street. I guess it has a bit of that Drive soundtrack vibe.

As there was no sign of it hitting UK shores couple of weeks back I bagged one from a kindly soul in the States. Now of course it has surfaced at places like Juno & Banquet for nearly half what I paid with shipping. Ah well. You never can tell ;)

[texasvinyl]

Jean Michel Jarre - La Mia Legge (Les Granges Brûlées)

Excellent electronic score by Jarre

[texasvinyl]

Tre Anni OST - Pippo Caruso - on Cinevox

[Dollarhyde]

Yeah, if you like some straight up 80s goth tracks mixed with darkwave/synthwave stuff then The Guest soundtrack will be right up your street

Cheers @spun

[deafmetal]

@texas - Good to see you spinning some wax. It's 45 exercise for me tonight:

Managed to score a near-mint copy of this, and it sounds even better than I had hoped.

[deafmetal]

[deafmetal]

Forever in love with this stunning Morricone gem.

[deafmetal]

I have the day off tomorrow, so it's 45's all night long and I'm having a blast. All of these are getting multiple spins.

[deafmetal]

Quick jaunt to '86 for more synths & tits.

[deafmetal]

I've been saving up a bunch of these for a night like tonight.

[deafmetal]

Said to rip-off Marvin Gaye's track "Don't Mess With Mr. T" from the Trouble Man OST. Either way, it's a cold killer of a theme.

[deafmetal]

RSD 2015 repress. Cipriani laying it down:

[Spun out of control]

Bravissimo @deaf!

Some real 'stars on 45' there... Seven Notes in Black 7-inch! Never seen one in the wild - it just lives in my imagination on my Discogs wants list ;)

Which reminds me, did you see Il Maestro himself posted his vinyl collection the other day?

[deafmetal]

@Spun - Grazie tante! It's been a blast putting all this time into spinning 45's, and still more to come. I did catch that photo on Frizzi's instagram. Great to see that he collects his own vinyl releases, and it's fun to see him with those OG copies. I had a quick chat with him in Austin last year about those original Beat LP's. I still have a few on my list: Amore Libero and Contraband. Looking forward to the upcoming pressing of Contraband by Death Waltz.


RSD 2015 repress. The Cinevox RSD box set is neat:

[deafmetal]

[deafmetal]

Very happy to see this one in the box set. More gold from the Morricone, Nicolai, Alessandroni, and Edda Dell'Orso dream team.

[deafmetal]

Last one in the box, and certainly the best:

Capolavoro.

[deafmetal]

Sneaking in some 70's Goldsmith:

[deafmetal]

[deafmetal]

It's getting a bit late/weird over here. Back to Morricone, who certainly delivers: