[texasvinyl]

Mad respect for Alain Goraguer... Had to bust out the OG since the Brigitte record came in the mail today

[deafmetal]

@texas - Such a great album. Nice copy!

[Mateo Sanboval]

What am I gonna do is a great track, I've never come across a copy of the LP though!

Nor I. There are a few reissues, both official and -ahem- otherwise, out there, but I've not scooped one up yet.

[Dollarhyde]

Mad respect for Alain Goraguer... Had to bust out the OG since the Brigitte record came in the mail today

Nice OG texas!!

Are you able to make a comparison between this and the superior viaduct reissue? If you have/had it.

[Spun out of control]

Anyone else pick up this beautiful Dagored pressing of Nella Stretta Morsa Del Ragno by Riz Ortolani?

Interesting red vinyl treatment with darker hued edges - score sounds like the best bits of Morricone and Nicolai, so therefore right up my proverbial street.

500 copies.

[ScoJo]

@Spun -

Thanks for the heads up!

Oh and Hell and Yeah.

[Spun out of control]

Moving on to a first play of the score to probably the most bonkers giallo movie I've seen (though Top Sensation comes close) - that of Interrabang by Berto Pisano, again from Dagored.

I'd suggest the score is better than the film.
The vinyl is actually a deep green, though my camera has made it look more turquoise here. 500 copies again.

Plays a bit 'skippy' to start with, hopefully it just needs a clean.

[Bezulsqy]

@ Spun

Nice spins... stil need to get these. Loved Interrabang. So bad it felt good.

[Mateo Sanboval]

I've not seen Interrabang, but the center label is sweet.

[Spun out of control]

Indeed it is. I had one of those question marks wrapped up in an exclamation mark hovering over my own head at the end of the movie... as in 'what did I just watch'? ;)

Still, you do get attractive Italian ladies in bikinis and a sublime soundtrack.

[Mateo Sanboval]

Quaaludes must've been fun.

[deafmetal]

Finally arrived, after waiting over a year:

Deluxe package of sleazy headphone sex. Goraguer sounds loose as a goose on these jams.

[texasvinyl]

Love this

[deafmetal]

@texas - I agree, it sounds awesome. Looking forward to the full album, and hopefully a chance to see the live show in the future.

[Mateo Sanboval]

Looking forward to the full album, and hopefully a chance to see the live show in the future.

Hear, hear.

[ScoJo]

Extraordinary music (and every bit as perfect a vinyl release as you'd expect from Deutsche Grammophon) from this best-of-year film. What a way to trailer your next high-profile science fiction movie, Denis!!

Seriously guys - if you're in any way debating/hesitating, jump the fuck on this. It would have easily made my DFC top 10 new osts on vinyl if it had arrived (ha!) a wee bit sooner.

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[deafmetal]

@ScoJo - Great to hear. I have a copy on preorder, and I'm looking forward to it's... arrival. >_<

Morning Morricone:

Edda <3

[deafmetal]

So lush, creepy, and weirdly funky. A psychedelic and kaleidoscopic gem in the Death Waltz catalog. This also snuck in during the brief run of large textured album sleeves, and it's a pleasure to hold and read. Almost feels like lizard skin...

[deafmetal]

Beautiful score, and quickly becoming a favorite.

[deafmetal]

[Mateo Sanboval]

You're on a tear, kid! I'm looking forward to getting home tonight and spinning some. And tomorrow as well. My to-listen pile is frightfully high at the moment.

[Spun out of control]

Morning Morricone:

Edda <3

Love this score. Probably my favourite Morricone. Really pleased it got a 2016 re-release, as originals impossibly hard & expensive to track down.

[texasvinyl]

Revisiting this one, a record that I think still languishes in obscurity. It's got an early 80s late disco funk sound but with a touch of sophistication and tight musicianship. I had forgotten all about it but recently saw it listed for pre-order as a reissue. I swear it's like these guys are all racing one another to reissue this stuff, the release schedules have all seemingly been accelerating even as new labels enter the fray.

Anyway, this is worth checking out, I bet you can still find an original super cheap but who knows.

[texasvinyl]

La Bellissima Estate, music by Alberto Pomeranz, Luciano Michelini and Renato Serio. Features the theme from Curb Your Enthusiasm Il Barone Rosso better known as "Frolic". Great score all around, mix of classical, lounge and easy listening, some tracks with vocal accents that must be Edda Dell'Orso (I wonder how many hundreds of records she sang on?!). On the RCA SP Original Cast Series.

[texasvinyl]

Let the Christmas decorating begin