Thursday 24 January 2013

Soundtrack Gallery - The Films of Dario Argento

The Bird with the Crystal Plumage - Capitol Records US LP Cover (1970)

 Cerberus US LP Cover (1981)

 Cinevox CD Cover (1998)

Cinevox CD Cover - Expanded Edition (2008) 
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 The Cat O' Nine Tails  - Dagored LP/CD Cover (1971/2000)


 Point Records CD Cover (1994)

GDM Club CD Cover (2006)

 Ninna nanna in blu/Il gatto a nove code - West German 7" Single Cover (1971)

 Ninna nanna in blu/Il gatto a nove code - Italian 7" Single Cover (1971)
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 Deep Red - Cinevox LP/CD Cover (1975/2006)

Cinevox CD Cover (1996)

 Cinevox CD Cover (1991)

 Profondo rosso/Death Dies - West German 7" Single Cover (1976)

 Profondo rosso/Death Dies - Japanese 7" Single Cover (1975)
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Suspiria - Cinevox LP Cover (1977)

 Attic Records LP Cover (1977)

Cinevox CD Cover (1997)

Japanese 7" Single Cover
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Inferno - Cinevox LP Cover (1980)

 Cinevox CD Cover (1997)
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 Tenebre - Cinevox LP Cover (1982)

 Cinevox CD Cover (1996)


Cinevox CD Cover (2012)

 Tenebre/Flashing - Italian 12" Single Cover (1982)
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 Phenomena - Polydor French LP Cover (1985)

 Cinevox CD Cover (1987)


Cinevox CD Cover (1997)
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 Opera - Cinevox LP/CD Cover (1987)

 Cinevox Japanese CD Cover (2003)
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 Two Evil Eyes - Ricordi Italian LP Cover (1990)
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 Trauma - Cinevox CD Cover (1993)


 Cinevox CD Cover (2004)
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 The Stendhal Syndrome - DRG Records CD Cover (1999)
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The Phantom of the Opera - DRG Records CD Cover (1999)
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 Sleepless - Cinevox CD Cover (2001)
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The Card Player - Deep Red CD Cover (2003)
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 Mother of Tears - Deep Red CD Cover (2007)
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 Giallo - Kronos Records CD Cover (2010)
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 Dracula 3D - Deep Red CD Cover (2012)
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1 comment:

  1. Not a comment on the scores as such, but I've always felt that the image of the bound child from 'Cat 'O Nine Tails' was exceptionally provocative. It encapsulates the themes of the film very well, but there's no way it would be permitted broad distribution in today's film advertising.

    Have to say, though: the Cinevox CD releases of the Goblin/Argento titles are certainly fantastic. Big, detailed and punchy - but not brickwalled (as they would be today).

    On a related note, as much as Goblin/Simonetti came to define the Argento score, I still think "Valley" (performed by Bill Wyman and Terry Taylor for 'Phenomena') remains the most brilliantly evocative piece of Argento film music. The Wyman music video for the track is equally disturbing, too!

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