Great soundtrack and an even better movie. Totally fantastic! Hear Robert Duvall sing and that's a good thing for the most part. Check it out!http://www.mediafire.com/?k94ww58quzm1kkq
Great soundtrack and an even better movie. Totally fantastic! Hear Robert Duvall sing and that's a good thing for the most part. Check it out!
Fantastic D.A.C. rarity. A couple songs on here are among his best. A must have for any fan. Love it!!!!!
Alrighty, I know its been awhile, sorry about that. I have just been very busy with my other hobbies and frankly I had started to get burned out on the old blog here. But never fear im back at last and to start things off, heres another GOBLIN mega post for you, I think I only have enough for one more so enjoy this one while it lasts. Here Goes!
Opera http://www.mediafire.com/?nzknwqizdfm
Non Ho Sonno http://www.mediafire.com/?odyjotoymzd
Demons http://www.mediafire.com/?y2nohwkydlz
Body Count http://www.mediafire.com/?lkm3gfyqyty
Cut and Run http://www.mediafire.com/?mymzyzjhlr2
Classic shit here, certainly needs no explanation. The first time I ever heard this was from my good friend Chris Hutton, who actually owns this on cassette. To say this is bad would be a vast understatement. Make me wish I still had my Freddy doll .Enjoy!
Heres another one that probably doesn't need an explanation, I'm sure most of you horror fans have seen this classic, based on an H.P.Lovecraft story and directed by Stuart Gordon (Re-Animator). Starring the one and only Jeffery Combs. Its a killer movie so if by some chance you haven't seen it do so. Now, this soundtrack by Richard Band (Laserblast,Mutant, The Alchemist, The House on Sorority Row, Ghostwarrior, Ghoulies, Troll and The Day Time Ended) is also totally killer. This guy really knows how to drench a soundtrack with Synth, haha. Check it out. Great shit!
I would think this would need no introduction, if you haven't seen it you at least know what it is by now, either way there is plenty to love about this soundtrack. Most of the songs are at least somewhat humorous, some of them are pretty funky and weird. Even if you dislike the movie or movies like this, songs like "She's Got to Have it" and "Deeper and Deeper" are totally worth your time regardless! There both Lost Classics and always put a smile on my face and don't forget the completely ridiculous "Deep Throat to you all", retarded! Dig in audio perverts!
Great soundtrack to a downright essential movie. I cant stress how into this movie I have been over the years, a near obsession at times. This is another one Noel sent me recently and I know he has always loved this movie too. Thanks man! Anyway to me its just totally classic in like every way. This soundtrack is fucking great too and it really adds to the movie. If you haven't seen it, certainly make sure that you do. You wont be disappointed. The Devil Himself!!!!!!
http://www.mediafire.com/?1gekdnmiw22
Here's a couple of obvious choices (yet I didnt have them until a month or so ago) sent to me by my good buddy Noel, thank you ,thank you. Both of these are very atmospheric and moody just like the movies. If you haven't seen either of these Mario Bava classics, do so without hast. Two totally classic scores to two totally classic films! Dig in. 
http://www.mediafire.com/?okgwqhznrdn
First let me say that I love Eyeball! Its awesome and this is certainly a case where my love of a movie has influenced my feelings about the soundtrack. I really like a lot of the album, its not a great soundtrack but there are some great tracks and some tracks that have great moments. If you love the movie like me you will like this, otherwise maybe not so much.
I don't think I need to explain this one to anyone who reads this page. You either want this or not, if your a hammer fan there is only one answer. From the "Twins of Evil" to the "Vengeance of She", a ton of great music by various artists and composers that worked for hammer over the years. Not perfect but a great collection.
Got another great Fulci soundtrack for you today. I hadn't made any soundtrack posts in a little bit so hear we go. I love this awesome movie and have seen it at least a dozen times or more. The soundtrack is just plain killer too. Awhile back I posted another great Rizzatti album here WALTER RIZZATTI - 1999:BRONX WARRIORS OST . Fantastic stuff! I especially like the the track "I remember". This also has some neat interviews and other sound clips, check it out for sure!
This one is for the late Vic Mizzy. Sadly he died on Saturday at the age of 93. He wrote a truly enduring classic here with the Addams Family theme. I'll be hearing it to the day I die I'm sure. He also penned the theme to Green Acres and a ton of other stuff for some pretty huge artists like Dean Martin, Doris Day, Perry Como and Billie Holiday. Hey Alan thanks for making me aware of this. Vic were gonna miss the hell out of you.
First we got the killer Night of the Living Dead soundtrack, lots of great stuff on this one. Some dialogue clips and all the neat music from the movie. An zombie fan should have this, so if you don't have please check it out.
Next we got the unreleased incidental music from Dawn of the Dead, this is a little strange and I was surprised that this even existed, its probably been kicking around on the bootleg circuit for years though. A lot of just weird shit here by various artists, hell the PRETTY THINGS even pop up. Plus some really awesome Radio spots, these totally make this album worth it, check it out!
First let me say this is my all time favorite horror movie, I'm sure of plenty of you don't agree but I don't care. This movie had a profound effect on me and very well may have changed my life forever. After this film I got really into punk and metal, developed a crush on Linnea Quigley that sometimes bordered on Psychotic if not extreme and watched every zombie movie I could get my hands on. My mom actually let me go to the theatre and see this at the tender age of maybe 9 or 10 and by myself no less. To this day I will watch any piece of crap Linnea or Jewel Shepard even have a cam
eo in. Also the character "Suicide" was very important to me and later in life I found myself relating to him in the weirdest ways, I was the only one of my friends with a car and also the most enveloped and obsessed with punk. None of them really liked me they just needed a ride. In the movie he is kind of over the top ridiculous, but somehow he really hit home to me. The scene where he says "you think this is just a costume, this is a way of life", nothing could say it better than that statement. Now that I'm in my 30's and all my old friends are cranking out kids like Disney cranks out animation, I find my self feeling the same fucking way, they just needed a ride. Of course now that I live in Louisville, Ky, I do get a big kick out of seeing them blow it all to hell at the end. All that aside, on a basic level this movie is damn amazing even by today's standards, the f/x are great, the music is killer and the dialogue is some of the best ever put to paper in my opinion. Over the years this little horror flick has amassed a more than huge cult following, I would say that it is starting to rival Rocky Horror, and justly I might say. I can repeat this dialogue from start to finish, most of it without even playing the movie. Anyway here's the killer soundtrack with all the great music from the movie and the best of the dialogue. There is a great bootleg version of the film out there that has most of the edited footage added, including the extended ending, classic! Hunt that shit down if you love this movie, it will make your fucking day. As of midnight tonight this is the beginning of MONSTER MONTH for me and I am planing on putting up a horror related item everyday this month, don't worry I will still post some metal and punk. But it is October after all.
Tonight we make love till we die!
OK so I promised some more GOBLIN, now here it is. I tried to include a few very important soundtracks and some lesser known gems as well. Of course there is the amazing "Suspiria" and the equally as important and amazing "Deep Red" albums to represent the pinnacle of GOBLIN genius. Now anyone who is already into GOBLIN has already heard these soundtracks, but if you are not familiar with them ,this is a great place to start. Both of these are nothing short of brilliant. Sure I could have added few other major points in GOBLIN career, but then how would I make GOBLIN POST NO.3 happen? The lesser (only in popularity) soundtracks I included here are "Patrick" and "Contamination", great but not as good as the first two I listed, still powerful soundtracks. I have also put up a couple of studio albums that they did, the first "Roller" is totally awesome and up there with GOBLIN'S best material. It was supossed to be a soundtrack but that didnt happen. The next is "Perche Si Uccidono" , this one is actually GOBLIN performing as Iil Reale Impero Britannico with one of my other favorite Italian composer's Mr. Fabio Frizzi. This should have been amazing, but really I found it kind of a let down. I mean this should have been a dream come true for Italian horror music fans, so I will let you decide what you think. GOBLIN fans dig in and enjoy!
Hadn't done a soundtrack post in awhile and I was watching this again the other night, so I thought what the hell and here we are. This is a good soundtrack to an OK movie, Lucio Fulci was originally attached to this but became ill and turned over the reigns to the always handy Italian Shlockmiester Bruno Mattei, you might of seen his gut munching opus "Hell of the Living Dead", now we all know he's never gonna be as good as Fulci and this could never touch ZOMBIE! However I guess there had to be a sequel and this is an entertaining movie to say the least. Fulci did direct at least 30 minutes of this movie and even though it's often credited to him, he flatly disowned it. There are two other sequels in title only, neither is really worth the time. Anyway this soundtrack is top notch GOBLIN copy type shit in the best parts, very cool and alot of it is very heavy and doomy, downer kind of stuff. Kind of reminds me of some of the music in Return of the Living Dead. The ones with the vocals are awful though, total shit, so watch out. It sounds like Lionel Ritchie jamming with RUSH, fuck it's bad and every single track with vocals on here is the same fucking way, just different degree's of pure shit. Other wise though its a great soundtrack, very 80's, very Italian. Got to love those crazy Italians!


I had been neglecting the soundtrack side of things here, so I thought I would put up few great soundtracks to two great movies and one that was shitty. I really like the first two POLTERGEIST flicks but the third one...Well no one really remembers it anyway. Here have All three soundtracks. The first two are by soundtrack master Jerry Goldsmith and the last one is by Joe Renzetti. Jerry Goldsmith(1929-2004) has of course cranked out quite a few soundtracks in his time including Twilightzone, Planet of the apes, Alien, Legend and The Omen 1, 2 &3. So needless to say this dude is a pro and delivers two very atmospheric scores, I love them both. Next is Joe Renzetti's Score for the third and worst POLTERGEIST film, part 3. If you haven't seen this one , don't bother. its just a rehash and lacks everything that made the first one so special. Joe Renzetti was also very experienced at the music came and had been Cameo Records house guitarist, he played on the hits "Let's Twist Again", " Dee Dee Sharp's "Mashed Potato Time"", "South Street", The "Limbo Rock", "Palisades Park, and "Tallahassee Lassie". Thats some killer stuff for sure,but he also arranged Barry Manilow's "Mandy",not so killer. One last cool fact about Joe renzetti is that he taught the actors in "The Buddy Holly Story" how to play their instruments and perform the songs in the movie, this was a real first and I cant think of another movie off the top of my head that has done this. Anyway his soundtrack here is awesome and worth your time for a listen. 
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