Unreleased Soundtracks

[Digga]

Hello everyone ! New unreleased soundtrack and this one is special. La Comtesse Perverse released in France in 1974 and directed by the great Jess Franco. Full library music from Musique pour l’Image, Sonimage, PSI, Selected, Vedette with composers like Armando Sciascia, Fabio Fabor, Jean-Bernard Raiteux, Roland Kovac New Set… I only missing 2songs/23 (named Guitar Psych and Pop) it sounds really familiar to me but I can’t identified the songs PLEASE let me known if you find them, I really want this soundtrack complete !!! Hope you enjoy this unreleased soundtrack

hxxps://pixeldrain.com/u/hzUYW5QS

[danthemusiclover]

Thanks Digga 

[Retronic]

A beautiful job as always!

[stackjackson]

Right on! Thank you, Digga

[Greta]

Fantastic artwork Digga! I really appreciate also the bigger resolution of them compared to the previous ones.
I love these unreleased soundtracks.

Here my little contribution.
Three upgrades to legit flac, more precisely:
11 - Armando Sciascia - Black Sand (Vedette Records)
15 - Roland Kovac New Set - Guru (Selected Sound)
16 - Roland Kovac New Set - Love That (Selected Sound)

pixeldrain.com/u/BSoFcAwK


Apart the two still unidentified tracks (sorry but i couldn't recognize them), the only lossy track now should be "19 - Roger Davy - Zombie" which I don't have.

[Digga]

Thanks a lot guys

Greta a big thank you for these upgrades

I've been looking for the "pop" song for months lol I'm sure I've already heard it, same for "Guitar Psych" but... maybe it's not from a library music ?!

same for me I only have the MPI/533 in mp3

[sj_beat]

Thank you , Digga 

[Digga]

Nobody for the two missing tracks ? Please !!!

[Knackelflerg]

These are amazing!

I'm trying to collect all the Shivers cues on vinyl, and have what I'm after pretty much with the exception of a couple of the cues you list on your comp Digga...

Rhythm
Lead
Strident

Are these more Boosey & Hawkes?

Thx!

[Digga]

These are amazing!

I'm trying to collect all the Shivers cues on vinyl, and have what I'm after pretty much with the exception of a couple of the cues you list on your comp Digga...

Rhythm
Lead
Strident

Are these more Boosey & Hawkes?

Thx!

Thank you Knackelflerg !
the list for Shivers was proposed by Retronic, I did not find the missing cues I had found similar things but not the good ones. I don't have access to the entire Boosey&Hawkes catalog either so maybe they are in there

[Retronic]

I have the Boosey LPs and have never gone through to check in ang meaningful way but happy to record records if any not available on here. I do have a catalogue as well which details tracks by genre- Drama/ Electronic, etc which is I guess how music editors/ directors sought the right tracks often.

[Digga]

I have the Boosey LPs and have never gone through to check in ang meaningful way but happy to record records if any not available on here. I do have a catalogue as well which details tracks by genre- Drama/ Electronic, etc which is I guess how music editors/ directors sought the right tracks often.

I think we should look more at Italian labels, before 1975 (date of the film) Boosey & Hawkes are more orchestral than electronic but who knows?

[Greta]

I always wanted to help more but never found time enough for a good digging on all these wonderful unreleased soundtracks.


If I'm not mistaken, track 16 "Trevor Duncan - Insomnia" was still in mp3 format in Retro's folder, here is a flac version:
swisstransfer.com/d/57eedb0a-0920-46dc-87e9-e9d984ceee14

I'm afraid I still haven't any clue about the missing ones "Rhythm" "Lead" and "Strident"

[Digga]

Thank you Greta !!!

at first I thought the electronic cues came from H. Tical - Impact Synthesized Sound And Music (aka Armando Sciascia) like "Modulations" at 1'45'' sounds like "Lead", "Rubidio" for "Rhythm"

[Greta]

Yeah, a good intuition, but unfortunately they're not.

I agree they could come from some Italian release, but to make the job even more complicated, unfortunately the Italian libraries are quite full of these electronic/experimental stuff...

Actually, I wouldn't rule out the French libraries.