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60s Italian film soundtracks

Posted Jan 4, 2009

Italians do it better with a new album of cult retro film scores.

Digging through dusty vinyl crates led to the discovery of italian '60s and '70s film soundtracks, and as a result, Italian band Calibro 35 who specialise in creating playlists from cult Italian movies - some of which have been used in Quentin Tarantino movies.

Their new CD "Gangster Story" was released at the end of 2008 and is available through Cindelic records. It features a playlist that includes well known movie themes as well as rare compositions: from classic Morricone’s “Indagine su Un Cittadino al di sopra di Ogni Sospetto” to Micalizzi’s “Italia a Mano Armata” and Cipriani’s “La polizia Sta a Guardare” (both used by Quentin Tarantino in his movies), from “Milano Kaliber 9” (Luis Bacalov) to the experimental “Giornata Nera per l’Ariete” (Morricone again).

Armando Trovajoli’s lost masterpiece “La Mala Ordina” (the original master was created during the ‘70s) has been re-recorded respecting its original structure and sound whilst cinematic dancefloor hit “Gangster Story” will ensure you remember the chic Alfa Giulia car chases of the era.

Chase the tunes at www.myspace.com/calibro35.

Kerry Olsen

 

Source & Photo Credit: Calibro 35

 

TAGS: music calibro35 gangster story italian music movie soundtracks morricone quentin tarantino vinyl 70s 60s alfa giulia cult