Ennio Morricone
The Black Belly Of The Tarantula
Ennio Morricone's score is frightening, though you wouldn't immediately believe it. The initial melodies of the score conjure up memories of the hits of Serge Gainsbourg, with an upbeat keyboard riff mixed with the breathy and seductive vocals of Edda Dell'Orso, and there's some jazz fusion along the way. But from there it starts to spiral and spiral into the unknown, with disquieting atonal sounds, creepy insectoid strings, stabbing percussion. The mix of an unhinged piano and drums feels like the buzzing of the wasp, and the music gets so uncomfortable you feel paralysed - with fear - and that's when it really starts to terrify you. Such is the power of maestro Morricone and Black Belly of the Tarantula.
- 01 Coiffeur Pour Dames
- 02 La Tarantola Dal Ventre Nero
- 03 L'Abbraccio Caldo Della Tarantola
- 04 Nell'Ultima Stanza
- 05 Psicosi Ossessiva
- 06 Col Cuore In Gola
- 07 Mondo Perduto
- 08 L'Abbraccio Caldo Della Tarantola (version 2)
- 09 Spirale Misteriosa
- 10 Lugubre
- 11 Ventre Nero
- 12 Coiffeur Pour Dames (version 2)
- 13 Buio Psichedelico
- 14 Ragnatela
- 15 Un Uomo Si E Dimesso
2LP | Death Waltz: DW049 | out of stock |