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ScoJo wrote:@mateo - rant redacted?? Ahh damnit. I agreed with most of it too.Yeah, I thought better of it and pulled it down. I want to encourage the acquisition and sale of scores like this, but I'm blown away by the misunderstanding by labels of how to handle their own releases. There are plenty of releases that I could make similar complaints about, but whatever. Caring more than they do has become exhausting. Life's too short. This score is incredible. I'm glad it's available. I may even swallow my bile and buy a copy.
However - fuck I have always loved this film and score, and just couldn't pass this up. Thankfully managed to scrape together funds (very poorly timed release for my finances!) so bagged n tagged. I might have to also grab the less-limited soundtrack from Real Gone when further funds permit. Artwork on both releases is pretty shonk, especially the soundtrack. Ugh.
I think we're spoiled, y'know.
ScoJo wrote:@mateoWatch yourself now; I'll hold you to it.
Don't fret amigo - I'll hand-make you a boss-as-fuck sleeve. It won't have any naff cartoon drawings of the cast anywhere on it. Or splattery 'authentic hand drawn' fonts. I got you covered.
Mateo Sanboval wrote:PS - Congrats to all you die hard Frizzers out there; it's an exciting time.Indeed, and more local news on that coming soon....
deafmetal wrote:Ear to the ground as ever.Mateo Sanboval wrote:PS - Congrats to all you die hard Frizzers out there; it's an exciting time.Indeed, and more local news on that coming soon....
All those Death Waltz LP's look fantastic, btw.
texasvinyl wrote:https://mortiviventear.bandcamp.com/alb ... ftsmanshipGood call on this.
Lovecraft-inspired instrumental hip hop beats. Really loved his first record, so this was an easy purchase for me. 200 copies.
Mateo Sanboval wrote:Seems like an appropriate moment to say that I love The Beyond (both the film and, of course, the score) and that the Mondo LP is one of my very favorites the label has ever produced.Had wanted that mondo release for so long, everything about it seemed right on point and it was such an interesting choice for them when you think of a. How early in the ost game it was for them, and that it was well before they merged with DW.
PS - Congrats to all you die hard Frizzers out there; it's an exciting time.
Hatter313 wrote:Needless to say, after never being able to pull the trigger on it I was ecstatic when DW and Mondo did the repress at mondocon, what an soundtrack, what a flick...My appreciation keeps growing with every listen and viewing. It seems like the stars aligned on that original Fulci project to create something truly ungodly, which inspired Frizzi's bizarrely beautiful music. I still prefer the original LP tracklist, even compared to the expanded CD on Beat Records. I have to say that the Composer's Cut seemed to take the experience to whole new level when seen with the film.
Tron4Life wrote:Now there is a listing in Amazon for Christine. From Varese:oh my! I'm all over that one. Since it's coming from Varese I feel pretty confident it's the full score and not the compilation that Motown put out. Excited!
https://www.amazon.com/Christine-Origin ... tine+vinyl
blue15 wrote:@reddye6Excellent, thanks!
I also just got an email from David Gibson with no idea as to what this is. Checked that the Terrortron : Hexed & Necrophiliac Among the Living Dead LP was due to start shipping last week, so I did a search - pure destructive records david Gibson - and voila!
