Ennio Morricone The Link (Extrasensorial) Soundtrack 45rpm LP

Ennio Morricone

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SKU:

DAGLP206-45

UPC:

8013252020612

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Description

45rpm Audiophile Quality!

This is the ultra rare Ennio Morricone soundtrack for the 1982 horror/thriller The Link (AKA Extrasensorial or Blood Link), directed by Alberto De Martino

The Maestro Morricone delivers a stunning score that is by turns romantic and suspenseful, producing several layered foreground / background compositions and disturbing distortion effects, in accordance with the sophisticated mise en scene curated by cinematographer Romano Albani (Phenomena/Inferno) for De Martino's movie.

Features:
Vinyl LP
45rpm Audiophile Quality

Selections:
Side One:
1. The Link
2. Macabre Walzer
3. Through His Eyes
4. Video Telepathy
Side Two:
1. Adagio Too Kill
2. Sinister
3. The Link
4. Mirror