Here's an excellent compilation that I've had for awhile. There are many gems here that I hope everyone will enjoy.01 - Lets Find Out (Armando Trovajoli)
02 - To The Barren Moor (Luis E.Bacalov)
03 - A Doppia Faccia (Nora Orlandi)
04 - Fino All'Orizzonte (Luis E.Bacalov)
05 - Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child (Piero Piccioni)
06 - Un Detective - Main Title (Fred Bongusto & Robby Poitevin)
07 - La Volpe Dalla Coda Di Velluto (Piero Piccioni)
08 - La Bambole (Ennio Morricone)
09 - La Supertestimone (Luis E.Bacalov)
10 - Un Modo Di Essere Donna (Piero Piccioni)
11 - To Jean (Junior Pisano & Jaques Chaumont)
12 - Masquerade (Armando Trovajoli)
13 - Sospiri Da Una Radio Lontana (Ennio Morricone)
14 - Basta Guardale (Franco Pisano)
15 - L'Amica (Luis E.Bacalov)
16 - Veruschka (Ennio Morricone)
17 - The World Of The Blues (Fred Bongusto & Robby Poitevin)
18 - Hiasmina (Berto Pisano & Jaques Chaumont)
New link in the comments.
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http://www.multiupload.com/V0TR1RVINV
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Great choice, Brainiac! I happen to own this cd and it's one of my favourite compilations of easy listening. Here I discovered "To Jean" by Berto Pisano and Jaques Chaumont. It's so hypnotic, I can play it over and over.
On another note, do you happen to have Dudley Moore's "30 is a Dangerous Age Cynthia"?
Thank you!
looking forward to hearing this one man, the stencil on the cover looks good, "Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child" was always a decent track, keen to see what this versions like
Another great post! You might like some of my own soundtrack based stuff, check out some freebies at http://repeatedviewing.bandcamp.com
Sorry to be a blatant spammer! Cheers and keep up the good work sir.
Great stuff, seenky! I really dig the style of both of your releases. Sounds like you grew up watching the same 80's Euro-horror films as I did!
Thanks Brainiac, glad you enjoyed the music. Always nice to find somebody with a similarly depraved taste in sounds... Feel free to share as you feel fit good fella.
An awesome post... just like always..
Looks like you have a fine blog there, Commuter. Thanks for the link to SL. I've linked you back as well.
Hi there,
Check out my French film soundtrack mash-up:
http://re-bop.bandcamp.com/releases
Looking forward to hearing this.
hello Brianiac .thanks for the music but i can't download the CD.can yoy give us a new - megaupload or rapidshare - link ?
Thanks Brianiac.
Hey man - you should enjoy this:
http://www.starburstmagazine.com/columns/ost/1119-welcome-to-the-insanely-groovy-world-of-italian-cult-soundtracks
At least I hope so!
Hope all's good in the land of the Brianiac,
Rob
Many thanxs for the posting. Looking forward to a weekend of fine listening.
Hi,
I stumbled across this blog by accident and very glad I did too!
Thank you for all the gems here and so nice to know this type of music has such a big following.
Just 2 requests: I'm trying to find Morriconne's score for 'Five Man Army', any ideas?
Also the download link for sexy voices does not seem to be working - can you fix this?
Many thanks again for everything.
John
It sound promising but link is dead, can you re-up please?
Will this one be re-upped?
btw, your blog is a must for musaholics! too bad you have been "out of order" for while. peace out from the cold north.
Link is down :-/
hello,
the link is dead
can you reupload the link ?
Thank's
Franck
Hey Brianiac
Wow awesome work, but the access is denied :( i really want to listen to them!
Regards
RK
Does anyone know how i can get in contact with Brianiac?
"Looking for Il Dio Sotto La Pelle by Piccioni. Can't find it anywhere."
"Hey Anonymous, I have the Il Dio Sotto La Pelle cd, I can make a 320kbps rip of it if you're interested."
If anyone could please help me out i am also trying to find Il Dio Sotto La Pelle by Piccioni
Thank you. :) A wonderful choice.
http://www.mediafire.com/download/2c33t3367f9q123/SVoices.rar
Molte bene!
thanks
That is Edinburgh born Lydia MacDonald singing on Piccioni's version of "Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child". Hasn't been available for about 50 years.
Thank you for this and other goodies. Wonderful.
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