Ennio Morricone - Il Serpente (Original Soundtrack) - Limited 140-Gram Clear Pink Vinyl Clear Pink - VINYL LP

Fatti di Gente Perbene (also known as InchLa Grande BourgeoiseInch and InchThe Murri AffairInch) is a 1974 dramatic movie directed by Mauro Bolognini, starring actor Giancarlo Giannini and the international star Catherine Deneuve. It is one of many Italian films from the early 1970s that, under the pretext of a real historical event - in this case, the Murri murder case from the early 1900s - condemned situations of political and social decay. The soundtrack to InchFatti di Gente PerbeneInch was first released on vinyl in 1976 in Japan only, before appearing in Italy in the 1980s as part of Cinevox's budget series 'Ciak'. This is therefore the first LP reissue in almost forty years of an outstanding creation by Ennio Morricone, consisting mainly of compositions arranged for strings and piano in the case of romantic and melancholic pieces, and for strings alone when accompanying the most tension-filled moments in the film. InchAl BarInch and InchLe Chiacchiere ConfidenzialiInch are brief forays into popular music for accordion and voice, perfectly matching the Maestro's style. Clear pink vinyl reissue with new artwork. Audio remastered by Claudio Fuiano.

Bryan Devendorf's solo curio 'Royal Green' exhibits a many-channels-open style of creation. Satellite signals, strange voices from lost television documentaries and radio operas are all woven into it's fabric - like it's using these endless tides of media and information to unlock the subconscious. Even it's covers - Bob Dylan, Fleetwood Mac, The National (with a nice big wink), The Beatles - are like stunning, albeit satanic takes on hymns, or like American standards almost dragged into the underworld. Like the best of Spacemen 3, Sparklehorse or massively underrated San Fran band Skygreen Leopards. It's the very edge of outsider pop songwriting.For all the amphitheaters and festival fields, Devendorf has played to over his career, 'Royal Green' almost feels like an un-learning and a newfound love of homemade/found/fractured sounds - and how, if collaged just so, detritus can become stunningly gorgeous and surreal. And not without hooks. Look no further than InchFrostyInch which could be Little Billy Corgan's decayed demo tape from just before Pumpkins appeared on the scene. And the unspooling, slightly unglued dream-pop of InchBreaking the RiverInch is as rapturous as it is sinister. And that's probably where Devendorf wants it.

La Moglie Più Bella (The Most Beautiful Wife) is a 1970 dramatic film directed by Damiano Damiani, in which a very young Ornella Muti made her debut. The soundtrack, composed by Ennio Morricone and conducted by Bruno Nicolai, remained unreleased until the 90s, with the exception of two songs (the title-track and InchTema di FrancescaInch) that were released on a 45rpm single. This is therefore the first ever vinyl of this soundtrack!