$52.00
1 in stock
1 in stock
1 in stock
Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
beautiful copy in and out. We use the “Helmet:”box to mail your lp
Notes:
Limited to 750 pressings.
Catalog number from runout etchings
Back Cover Text:
“…Crying trumpets, exploding surf guitars, thundering dumps, drowning organs, dramatic vocal performance, and innovative special effects were woven into a wild and violent desert backdrop creating that undeniable Spaghetti Western sound heard on this record…”
Movie Credits:
A1: From the 1971 movie “Ehi Amigo…Sei Morto!”
A2: From the 1970 movie “Matalo”
A3: From the 1975 movie “Il Richiamo Del Lupo”
A4: From the 1965 movie “Johnny Guitar”
A5: From the 1968 movie “Preparati La Bara!”
A6: From the 1967 movie “Sugar Colt”
A7: From the 1966 movie “Ringo Il Volto Della Vendetta”
B1 : From the 1971 movie “Black Killer”
B2 : From the 1970 movie “Arizona Si Scatenò E Li Fece Fuori Tutti”
B3 : From the 1968 movie “Spara Gringo Spara”
B4 : From the 1973 movie “Campa Carogna La Taglia Cresce”
B5 : From the 1971 movie “They Call Me Hallelujah”
B6 : From the 1966 movie “L’Uomo Dalla Pistola D’Oro”
B7 : From the 1971 movie “Black Killer”
B8 : From the 1969 movie “El Puro”
C1 : From the 1972 movie “Sei Iellato Amico Hai Incontrato Sacramento”
C2 : From the 1966 movie “A Taste for Killing”
C3 : From the 1969 movie “Testo O Croce”
C4 : From the 1973 movie “Lid Il Mondello Del West”
C5 : From the 1968 movie “And Now Recommend Your Soul to God”
C6 : From the 1970 movie “Shango the Invisible Gun”
C7 : From the 1967 movie “Texas Addio”
C8 : From the 1967 movie “La Morte Non Conta I Dollari”
D1 : From the 1978 movie “Sella D’Argento”
D2 : From the 1972 movie “Death Played The Flute”
D3 : From the 1967 movie “La Morte Non Conta I Dollari”
D4 : From the 1971 movie “Deserto Di Fuoco”
D5 : From the 1968 movie “Anche Nel West C’Era Una Volta Dio”
D6 : From the 1968 movie “Quanto Costa Morire”
D7 : From the 1972 movie “Death Played The Flute”
D8 : From the 1970 movie “Spine of the Devil”
A1. Carlo Savina – Hey Amigo…You’re Dead! 2:22
A2. Mario Migliardi – Matalo 3:14
A3. Stelvio Cipriani – Sequence 5 2:40
A4. Nico Fidenco – Johnny Guitar 2:59
A5. Gian Piero Reverberi, Gianfranco Di Stefano – Canto Di Morte 2:16
A6. Luis Bacalov – Sugar Colt 2:19
A7. Francesco De Masi – Finale 3:24
B1. Daniele Patucchi – Black Killer (Finale) 2:02
B2. Bruno Nicolai – Arizona Gun 1:45
B3. Sante Maria Romitelli – Beat E Fuga 2:54
B4. Nico Fidenco – La Lunga Carovana 3:19
B5. Stelvio Cipriani – Arrivo A San Jose 1:36
B6. Angelo Francesco Lavagnino – L’Uomo 2:53
B7. Daniele Patucchi – Black Killer [Main Title] 2:45
B8. Alessandro Alessandroni – El Puro 3:13
C1. Franco Micalizzi – Sacramento 2:44
C2. Nico Fidenco – A Taste For Killing 2:12
C3. Carlo Savina – Testo O Croce 3:34
C4. Enrico Simonetti – Black Jack 1:43
C5. Franco Bixio – Just A Coward 2:41
C6. Gianfranco Di Stefano – Jeff Bloom 1:38
C7. Antón García Abril – Texas Goodbye 2:35
C8. Nora Orlandi, Robby Poitevin – La Morte Non Conta I Dollari #2 2:53
D1. Franco Bixio, Fabio Frizzi, Vincenzo Tempera – Sella D’Argento M34 1:19
D2. Daniele Patucchi – A Man Is Made Of Love 2:50
D3. Nora Orlandi, Robby Poitevin – La Morte Non Conta I Dollari #16 1:52
D4. Roberto Pregadio, Franco Bixio – Deserto Di Fuoco 2:07
D5. Carlo Savina – Sequence 12 2:17
D6. Francesco De Masi – Quanto Costa Morire 2:36
D7. Daniele Patucchi – Death Played The Flute [Main Title] 2:09
D8. Piero Piccioni – Spine Of The Devil 4:10
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