Showing posts with label Stelvio Cipriani. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stelvio Cipriani. Show all posts

Thursday, February 12, 2015

Stelvio Cipriani & Various - Do You Like Dancing? - CAM CML 181 - 1980 Disco Funk Awesomeness!

  What a nice surprise with this one, I wrote it off cause of the cheesy title and because I don't like to dance, haha.  Boy was I wrong, while the majority of the A side is crap, side B is full of Cipriani gold.  Pretty much all the Cipriani stuff from the later CAM's is golden, like "A Wide Range Of Colours" "Rhythmical Movement Vol.1 & 2".  First let me talk about the non Cipriani tracks, A6 "First Family" by Maestosi & Trecca is just amazing beautiful melodic and beat driven, love it.  A7 by Patucchi is a really vibey lounge track.  B6 by Rustichelli is a great spaced out bossa track.  Now to the Cipriani stuff, B1 is spaced out lounge at its finest, B3 is a great bossa track led by piano.  Next are the 2 best songs, B4 "Green Eyed Woman" is a perfect porno funky jam not to be messed with.  Also my favorite "B5 Private Lessons" spaced out disco funk perfectly suitable for porno music.  Totally untouchable, those chord changes give me chills every time, just listen to that punchy stabbing rhythm guitar.  Soundclips ripped from my personal collection and MP3 Trades accepted. Chris Tillotson







Wednesday, March 19, 2014

Stelvio Cipriani "Piranha 2-Les Treurs Volantes" OST General Music 1982 RIP @320K


   Here is Stelvio Cipriani's excellent score to the 1982 Horror film sequel to Piranha.  This forgotten film was directed by, of all people, James Cameron (Aliens,Terminator,The Abyss).  In this film the scientifically altered piranhas can now fly and get ya through your window or whatever supposed safe place your chillin.  The real massacre happens when all the tourists are awaiting the yearly Spawning on the beach only to be slaughtered by a militia of flying piranhas.  Ridiculous fun this movie is but the soundtrack is very dramatic and beautiful.  The best composition is repeated here 3 times in, "Profondo Sinfonico","Profondo", & "Theme From Piranha 2".  But I do also enjoy the beauty of "Escape To Paradise".  This version was released in France specially for a Science Fiction Festival in Paris and is very rare and hard to grab.  So enjoy this gem from one of the Italian greats and check out the film on youtube, it features an early performance from horror legend, Lance Henriksen.     Thanks,Chris Tillotson        GET IT HERE!