La Chiesa
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| # | トラック | アーティスト/作曲家 | 期間 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Side A | |||
| 1. | The Church (Main Theme) | Composed, arranged and performed by Keith Emerson | 3:55 |
| 2. | La chiesa | Composed and arranged by Fabio Pignatelli and performed by Goblin | 5:20 |
| 3. | Prelude 24 (From 'Well Tempered Clavier') | Composed by J S Bach and performed by Keith Emerson | 2:20 |
| 4. | Possessione | Composed and arranged by Fabio Pignatelli and performed by Goblin | 3:14 |
| 5. | La chiesa (Suite) | Composed and arranged by Fabio Pignatelli and performed by Goblin | 4:03 |
| 18:52 |
| # | トラック | アーティスト/作曲家 | 期間 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Side B | |||
| 1. | The Possession | Composed, arranged and performed by Keith Emerson | 2:21 |
| 2. | Lotte | Composed and arranged by Fabio Pignatelli and performed by Goblin | 3:02 |
| 3. | The Church Revisited | Composed, arranged and performed by Keith Emerson | 4:21 |
| 4. | Suspence chiesa 1 | Composed and arranged by Fabio Pignatelli and performed by Goblin | 3:42 |
| 5. | Suspence chiesa 2 | Composed and arranged by Fabio Pignatelli and performed by Goblin | 7:05 |
| 20:31 |
180 Gram orange & yellow colored vinyl. Limited edition of 500 copies
eith Emerson/Goblin La Chiesa on Limited Edition Import Colored LP
First Pressing on Colored Vinyl
Colored Copies Are Limited / Call To Confirm Colored Copies Are Still Available
La Chiesa ('The Church') is a 1989 film, directed by Michele Soavi (who a few years later would be the director of the famous Dellamorte Dellamore, inspired by a Tiziano Sclavi’s novel and his comic book character Dylan Dog) and produced by the master of Italian horror Dario Argento, who also participated in the writing of the story and screenplay.
As when it was released, the film elicits diametrically opposed reactions still today: some consider it a masterpiece of the genre, some others a poor product, the symbol of an era – we are in the late ’80s – of decline and lack of inspiration. The truth probably lies somewhere in between and La Chiesa, if we also consider that it was initially meant to be directed by Lamberto Bava, still defends itself very well, both from the visual and the musical point of view.
The songs selected for this release are those composed by Keith Emerson and the Goblin, the latter being a pseudonym of Fabio Pignatelli. The result is a stylistically homogeneous soundtrack, in which classical, rock and electronic sounds are skillfully blended. Emerson, in particular, makes extensive use of a church organ, mindful of his work for Argento’s film Inferno of a few years earlier (1980), while Pignatelli clearly shows his ‘goblinian’ soul, just updated by about a decade.
Given that this is the first-ever vinyl reissue, this release is basically a must-have for the soundtrack collectors, especially in the horror genre, where Italy is synonymous with quality once again. It also includes the two tracks “Suspence Chiesa 1” and “Suspence Chiesa 2,” absent on the original 1989 LP.
eith Emerson/Goblin La Chiesa on Limited Edition Import Colored LP
First Pressing on Colored Vinyl
Colored Copies Are Limited / Call To Confirm Colored Copies Are Still Available
La Chiesa ('The Church') is a 1989 film, directed by Michele Soavi (who a few years later would be the director of the famous Dellamorte Dellamore, inspired by a Tiziano Sclavi’s novel and his comic book character Dylan Dog) and produced by the master of Italian horror Dario Argento, who also participated in the writing of the story and screenplay.
As when it was released, the film elicits diametrically opposed reactions still today: some consider it a masterpiece of the genre, some others a poor product, the symbol of an era – we are in the late ’80s – of decline and lack of inspiration. The truth probably lies somewhere in between and La Chiesa, if we also consider that it was initially meant to be directed by Lamberto Bava, still defends itself very well, both from the visual and the musical point of view.
The songs selected for this release are those composed by Keith Emerson and the Goblin, the latter being a pseudonym of Fabio Pignatelli. The result is a stylistically homogeneous soundtrack, in which classical, rock and electronic sounds are skillfully blended. Emerson, in particular, makes extensive use of a church organ, mindful of his work for Argento’s film Inferno of a few years earlier (1980), while Pignatelli clearly shows his ‘goblinian’ soul, just updated by about a decade.
Given that this is the first-ever vinyl reissue, this release is basically a must-have for the soundtrack collectors, especially in the horror genre, where Italy is synonymous with quality once again. It also includes the two tracks “Suspence Chiesa 1” and “Suspence Chiesa 2,” absent on the original 1989 LP.
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