Il Reale Impero Britannico - Perchè si uccidono OST (1976)[flac][TNT]

Il Reale Impero Britannico - Perchè Si Uccidono



DETAILS

Label : ? DISCOGS
Format : CD, Album, Reissue
Country : Italy
Year : 1976
Remastered : 1999
Genre : Rock, Stage & Screen
Style : Soundtrack, Prog Rock

TRACKS

1. Epopea : 2:56                
2. Ammoniaca : 2:24                
3. Kalu : 4:52                
4. Edda : 2:58                
5. Epopea : (Reprise) 1:26                
6. My Damned Shit : 3:03                
7. Dodici E Un Quartro : 1:54
8. Block : 2:38                
9. R.I.B : 4:09                
10.Apotheke : 2:28                
11.Distrazioni : 2:28



CREDITS

Bass : Fabio Pignatelli  
Drums : Walter Martino    
Guitar : Massimo Morante  
Keyboards : Claudio Simonetti
Vocals (Track 4): Edda dell'Orso
Vocals (Track 6): Tony Tartarini  
Music by:    
Tracks 1-5 : Simonetti,Frizzi,Pignatelli,Morante,Martino
Tracks 3 : Frizzi                                  
Tracks 6 : W. Brezza, A. Petravalle                  
Tracks 7-11 : W. Brezza                              

INFO / BIO

«In the mid-70s, composer Fabio Frizzi , soon to be known for his work with gorelord emeritus Lucio Fulci , teamed up with Goblin , soon to be chart toppers in Italy with their score to

Dario Argento

’s giallo magnifico Profondo Rosso , to record the luscious score to a road-to-ruin drug scare flick, Perchè si uccidono . This soundtrack gem remains a bit of an obscurity, mostly because "Perchè si uccidono" isn’t much of a genre film, was never released outside of Italy, and the soundtrack is credited to some band you’ve never heard of (Il Reale Impero Britannico, with compositions by Willy Brezza).»

«This score was something of a rarity in Goblin's back catalogue due to the fact that the members didn't perform the piece under the name of Goblin, but instead used the name Il Reale Impero Britannico . Another reason why many perhaps didn't associate this score with the band could have been that the subject matter of the film and tone of the score weren't those typical of the band's previous output.  This is more soft rock than prog rock and, as such, is much more poppy in tone than their sinister work up to that point.  It's not as consistent as much of their output, but still is a score with plenty of highlights.»

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