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Digitmovies releases, for the very first time in complete edition on CD, two Franco Piersanti’s OSTs, one for the horror movie “Spider Labyrinth” (aka “Il nido del ragno”), with Sergio Stivaletti’s special effects, and one for the psychological thriller for TV “Una prova d’innocenza”.

This item will be shipped from March 26th

The CD is sold together with the LP.

VERSIONE LP - ULTRALIMITED EDITION

Vinyl 180 g

music: Romolo Grano

Tracks: 10

Digitmovies is pleased to release the rare LP from the world of 1970s Italian cult TV. “I Have Met a Shadow” (original title: “Ho incontrato un’ombra”) was broadcast by RAI Television in Italy in 1974.

After the Bermudas OST trilogy (CDDM 143, double set) Digitmovies continues to explore the beauty and the dangers of the sea with this complete and full stereo CD release of the OST by Stelvio Cipriani for the movie “Tentacoli”.

Christophe Beck
Varese Sarabande
Tracks: 21

Digitmovies is releasing the CD of the OST from the film “Blackie the Pirate” (original title: “Il Corsaro Nero”).

Roberto Pregadio - Romano Mussolini
Beat Records
Tracks: 29
Total CD time: 50:02

PREORDER - THIS ITEM WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM MAY 29th 2024

Digitmovies reissues three Franco Micalizzi’s famous OSTs from “The last snows of spring" (aka “L’ultima neve di primavera”, "Letze schnee des frühlings", "La ùltima nieve de primavera", "Les dernières neiges de Printemps", "A ùltima neve da Primavera"), “The tree with pink leaves” (aka “L’albero dalle foglie rosa”, “La separación”) and “White horses of summer” (aka “Bianchi cavalli d’agosto”), in a double CD, complete edition.

Digitmovies is pleased to release the OST by Piero Piccioni for the movie "A Taxi Driver in New York" (original title "Un tassinaro a New York") and the OST by Manuel De Sica from the movie "A Blast of Life" (original title "Una botta di vita") on a complete edition double CD.

Digitmovies continues to explore the world of Totò by publishing, in it’s entirety for the first time, the OST of Armando Trovajoli from the movie “Totò e Peppino divisi a Berlino” (aka "Totò and Peppino divided in Berlin”), directed in 1962 by Giorgio Bianchi and starring Totò, Peppino De Filippo...

Digitmovies continues its journey of re-discovering the greatest scores from the italian Spaghetti Westerns releasing for the first time on CD the complete score from "Quanto costa morire" composed and conducted by Francesco De Masi, a prolific composer in the Western genre.