Each month, “l’Obs” offers you a selection of the most beautiful nuggets pressed on microgroove. New releases, of course, but also unreleased releases, forgotten reissues, rarities, maxis, 45s… In short, the crème de la crème. Proof by ten.
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#1. Ennio Morricone, the sound of Hollywood
Died on July 6, 2020, Ennio Morricone will remain for many the greatest maestro of the seventh art. To be convinced, this double vinyl edition. The most beautiful soundtracks composed by this Italian virtuoso are pressed by Diggers Factory.
We obviously find there the emblematic melodies which gave its letters of nobility to the western spaghetti, in particular with the cinema of Sergio Leone, from “the Good, the Bad and the Ugly” to “Once upon a time in the West”. But also more confidential works. Like the “Regan’s Theme” imagined for “The Exorcist 2: The Heretic” by John Boorman released in 1977. Or “The Red Tent” by Mikhail Kalatozov in 1969, just like the melodies of “La Califfa” written and produced by Alberto Bevilacqua and released on the screens in 1970. All sublimated by the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra
“I’m Not There”, the six lives of Bob Dylan
#2. Bob Dylan, ultimate bootleg
End clap for the “Bootlegs” series. After fifteen records, including the first “Volumes 1-3 (Rare
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