This is a giallo by Lucio Fulci which he made prior to his gore drenched zombie years so it might disappoint some fans but it's still a fine film and has some grizzly moments. I'm a big fan (obviously) of Mr. Fulci and I have seen this film but only once and it was a long time ago. I need to see it again. I don't remember liking it as much as his earlier giallo efforts nor does this giallo outshine other, better films in the genre but it is a fine effort nonetheless and a good film. The stand out here is the score though so I hope you enjoy it. It really does help to "make" the film. Oh and if you didn't know already a key track from the score was used by Tarantino in his film KILL BILL VOL. 1
Track List:
01. Sucidio (Prologo) (01:36)
02. With You (Titoli) (04:15)
03. Tunnels (01:25)
04. Strane Visioni (01:30)
05. Allucinazioni (02:51)
06. Abbatimento Del Muro (01:33)
07. 7 Note (Film Version) (02:27)
08. Tracce Sul Muro (Film Version) (02:31)
09. Concerto Alla Radio (02:44)
10. Ritrovamento Del Cadavere (03:28)
11. Fuga (01:03)
12. 7 Note (Film Version # 2) (01:12)
13. Fuga Seconda (01:26)
14. Il Ritorno Di Francesco (01:54)
15. Conversazione (01:16)
16. La Lettera (02:11)
17. Aggressione (02:05)
18. Murata Viva E Salvataggio (Epilogo) (04:29)
19. Sette Note In Nero (Finale) (03:28)
20. With You (Instrumental Unused) (bonus track) (03:46)
21. 7 Note (Single Version - Side A) (bonus track) (02:23)
22. Tracce Sul Muro (Single Version - Side B) (bonus track) (03:13)
Total Duration: 00:52:46
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As per my usual methods the CD was ripped with EAC to the FLAC format and includes the EAC made LOG file and CUE Sheet file. I also made a M3U PlayList file and provide high quality artwork scans (actually just the CD cover this time around). The MP3 was created from the FLAC files using 'Easy CD-DA Extractor' and includes all the other files as well (the LOG and CUE and M3U and artwork scans).
Until next time ... listen until your ear's bleed !!!


excellent post!!! frizzi is best! cheers!
ReplyDeleteWell, I wouldn't go so far (Morricone, Cipriani, ...) but it's definitely a great OST and I'd like to thank you a lot for it! :)
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