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@@vinylrichie007 the original has a strong appeal to me for it's sentimentality... that opening title percussion literally... the bass thump is just a finger tapping the mic from what I understand. If I meet Fabio again I will verify that. So much heart and soul for me and a few other guys... Shawn Lewis, Stephen Romano and for layout of our release Alex Ojeda... so much went into locating and restoring elements of that score years ago when it was considered lost for a Zombie/Cannibal Ferox split cd... and it all started with my having done a few odd covers of that title that turned up on an unofficial cd in 95. Alongside my versions rhetoric cd had two cuts from the score lifted off a Japanese press single, an orchestral version from a UK cover comp cassette... I managed to discover that cassette as thr source recently through discogs.... and that odd Cozilla bit the theme originated from (it was an early variation for a tinted Italian language version of the original Godzilla) that is now out on the Frizzi Bixio Tempera Magnetic System LP. That CD was signed by Fulci in 95 and has since been signed by Frizzi. My ridiculous love for the film and the score always brings me back to it. I really do like all the new flourishes though and regret I wasn't able to see them or the Beyond composers cut live. I really need that Beyond composers cut album in my life. I understand he will be making over City of the Living Dead next... bits of City remind me in mood of the latter parts of Pink Floy's Shine on You Crazy Diamond so there's a lot of room for that score to get a fat minor key psychedelic vibe going. Anyway yes... I go with the original but am sure this reboot lp will get a lot of listens too. It makes the experience somehow new again.

@@Whaaat2008 I keep hoping that the footage of blizzard weekend survives somewhere. My one copy was maliciously destroyed.

@@weirdspins6315 I do have it! I need to get it uploaded somewhere. I'll look into that now that I have StarLink. I have broadband speeds way out here in the middle of nowhere!

King Diamond and Gwar too

@@stevenboyce4136 check out Green Jello and Evil Scarecrow

@@ColeWalker I need that. This sounds like it was just lifted from the complete film. I suspected maybe the master rapes were lost or unavailable. Is it the same label?

@@weirdspins6315 yes, just search for the version that says “Original Soundtrack Recording”, it’s still available various places online. Most of the tracks are from the masters that were found.

@@weirdspins6315 yes, just look for the version that says “Original Soundtrack Recording”

YES!

I LOVE these!!!

Yes, perhaps you'll give 'em a spin

Oh yes definitely much better I'm off to a clinic now I still have mild cold like symptoms. I want to get tested and just see if that's just after effect from having been beat up by it, or if still contagious. Hoping it's more of a matter of limping after a fall but being on the mend. I really need to work.

Got over it entirely now. Good thing needed to be working

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@@Whaaat2008 not one of Mario Bava's best by a long ways but it does have one startling and amazing shot. There are two vague remakes, one played in recent years with zero acknowledgement of the original in any ads or credits as The Prodigy the other is by Lamberto and was direct to video as Ghost Son. The Lamberto Bava film is q bit more unsettling and oddly perverse but has some effective moments with hyenas... both replicate the amazing effect Mario pulled off but Ghost Son used cgi ineffectively and I am pretty sure Prodigy was computer enhanced too. For Mario it was just careful cinematography and choreography for one of the greatest jump scares I have ever seen. A shame the rest of the film is peaked by the music and presence of Daria Nicolodi.

Awesome info! Thanks Quad G!

@@Allen_784 yes it appears I have a second package en route just found an email from yesterday morning

@@Allen_784 wow. 2 packages arrived today. One album each. One is QUITE an amazing album. There will be a follow up vid just to share this when I can. MONDO never disappoints.

@@LuvJames78 Thank ypu. Please let me know if you receive a 5lp combo matching less than 5 albums. Their service has been excellent since at least 2015 when i was able to start over.a bit. Im sure well before that. So not gonna fuss about it myself as a freebie... just curious. 😁 Hope you get some good stuff. I'm sure you will...

@@jeffreysantner3717 wow. That exists... and I thought Yma Sumac's fuzz rock album was strange. My top wtf album would be Spooky Tooth's Ceremony. Love it and have no idea why. It should be incredibly irritating. 🤣

I kind of assume it was aimed at an American audience of tourists as a Souvenir. Just a guess. It isn't a US pressing and doesn't even feel official at all though it appears it was somehow licensed to use the character. Definitely fitting here because it is WEIRD.

In 78s it's a mix of swing, 20's and before vaudeville type stuff, a few doo wop.amd rockabilly pieces and a few bop era jazz pieces. Also some kids records. Maybe a half dozen on ten inch the rest little Goldens and voco type picture discs. Oh.... a few comedy pieces including some early generically marked "party" records. In LPs the 3 biggest areas are synth and organ progressive art rock- big emphasis on Italian artists, exploitation and b movie film music and all things Disney. Beyond this would be a decent number of wxtreme and technical metal albums, some bop jazz from mostly saf fran late 50s esrly 60s scene, and a small number of baroque classical works and comedy lps. A LOT of colored vinyl, picture discs and shaped discs throughout. Roughly 1000 cds though not all are official and so many aren't in my discogs... much of that is global metal mostly extreme butany subgenres... black, death, folk, power... not really any pop stuff like hair or glam. There's also one and twos of things like Donovan, mama's and papa's, hendrix, classic AOR type stuff on vinyl and hip hop like Missy Elliot, Dre and Jay Z on cd..CD... I tend to like a lot of things leaning toward busier, more intricate and challenging music or kids records that can be fascinating, fun and unusual.

@@weirdspins6315 Oh, cool! For my CD’s, I have mostly R&B, jazz, WWII era music, soft rock, country, and Ennio Morricone recordings. I also have a whole briefcase of country and rock cassette tapes, and even a few country 8-tracks. On a somewhat unrelated note, I make my own music, and have expressed interest in burning my own music onto CDs. What are your favorite labels? Mine are Columbia/CBS, EMI, Polydor, Decca, Odeon, and Warner Bros. Records.

I try

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