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Italian Soundtrack Vinyl Recently Added At Turntabling: Lots of Morricone

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Italian Horror soundtracks SolangeEnnio Morricone’s soundtrack for What Have You Done to Solange is really superior. This film is a lurid Giallo-style shocker featuring nefarious goings-on in a school for girls and the classic Morricone soundtrack touches are all here. Don’t miss out on this one, there are limited quantities available!

Morricone soundtrack for Violent City

Morricone strikes again with the soundtrack to Violent City, starring Charles Bronson. This one isn’t as well known but if you like Morricone’s Italian crime soundtracks, you’re likely to need this one, too.

Stelvio Cipriani Tentacles Italian monster movie

Stelvio Cipriani gets a look in too-our latest inventory update includes a delicious pressing of the Tentacles soundtrack.

Stelvio Cipriani Tentacoli soundtrackAnd what record collection dedicated to horror sounds would be complete without the soundtrack to Lucio Fulci’s demented slasher film The New York Ripper? Francesco de Masi’s score for this one is a must-hear.

Fulci soundtracks New York Ripper vinyl

These are only a few of the recent updates-take a look at the Turntabling shop to see what other amazing vinyl has been added.

 

Lots of New Stock Added

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Cat In The Brain soundtrack Frizzi vinylOh yes, Turntabling has a TON of new vinyl in stock and ready for you. Fulci soundtracks! Goblin! Morricone! Turntabling did have some down time but we are back and raring to go, bringing you the most awesome rare, unique, weird, collectible, and amazing records. You didn’t know you needed the soundtrack to Fulci’s gorefest A Cat In The Brain but now that you DO, you know where to find it.

You can view our complete inventory and order or just browse to see the latest.

Interested in owning a very limited vinyl edition version of the Papaya, Love Goddess Of The Cannibals? Yes, Turntabling has this one, too.

Papaya love goddess of the cannibals soundtrack

Papaya cannibal soundtrack color vinyl  There are many, MANY more amazing titles in stock and yet to come. We have Italian prog, rare Morricone, post-punk, tons of stuff waiting for you. The inventory is growing and growing, so feast your ears on this collection of amazing sounds. We’ll be adding more posts with links to our latest finds, and we are also adding a good selection of pre-owned vinyl records, too.

Speaking of which, Turntabling buys record collections. If you have a collection to sell, please get in touch via email with as much detail as possible: jwallace(at) turntabling.net

We regularly travel to evaluate record collections and make purchases. Do get in touch if you have a collection you want to sell.

Ennio Morricone vinyl records Demons soundtrack on vinyl picture disc limited edition Dark Star soundtrack vinyl reissue limited edition

 

New Giallo and Horror Vinyl In Stock: Ennio Morricone, Clint Mansell, Nicola Piovani

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Clint Mansell In The Wall Soundtrack

New in stock at the Turntabling shop at Discogs.com! Ennio Morricone’s amazing, experimental and barrier-breaking soundtrack for Gli Occhi Freddi Della Paura, also known in the USA as Cold Eyes Of Fear. There’s also the Clint Mansell (Pop Will Eat Itself) soundtrack vinyl for In The Wall, plus a delicious blue-and-black colored vinyl copy of the soundtrack to the awesomely bizarre Perfume of the Woman In Black.

Giallo soundtrack vinyl is always a wonderful find, and these limited edition releases on Dagored are sure to go fast. These are just a few of the new titles in stock, have a look at the Turntabling shop to see plenty of other rare, weird, and awesome vinyl.

Giallo soundtracks on vinyl

Maniac Soundtrack LP Reissue

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Behold the ultra-rare vinyl reissue of Jay Chattaway’s score for William Lustig’s slasher opus, Maniac. The score was remastered by James Plotkin, and the record sports brand new liner notes by Lars Nilsen.

And how about that stunning artwork by Ken Taylor? Joe Spinnell leering at you from the cover is totally iconic. The original poster is excellent, but this album cover could become THE defining image for the film. This specific release is destined to be legendary and extremely collectible–it’s a heavyweight 200 gram vinyl record and limited to only 500 copies.

325 of those copies were pressed on black vinyl, with the remaining 175 copies pressed on clear vinyl with red mixed in. Those special copies are random, there’s no way to tell whether your copy is black vinyl or the colored vinyl.

The score itself is pretty fascinating. Shades of experimental Morricone, Goblin, but above all Jay Chattaway’s own unique take on quietly creepy atmospherics. If you’re looking for an excess of overly bombastic sounds and “gotcha” stings, you’re in the wrong place–take a listen for yourself:



This particular release is sure to be prized, and they have virtually disappeared from the shelves near as we can tell. Kudos to Alamo Drafthouse Cinema for getting this out–it’s an amazing piece of work!