마이 디어 킬러 – 오리지널 영화 사운드트랙

The percussion and flute interplay on side A really captures that 70s giallo unease—it’s like the film is playing in my head. The pressing feels heavy and well-cut, and Morricone’s creeping strings have never sounded warmer on my setup.

The vinyl’s surface is dead quiet between tracks, which really lets the eerie strings and jazzy percussion breathe. I’ve spun it twice already and the 1972 giallo mood comes through perfectly, even without the film playing.

Morricone's score here is pure 70s giallo gold—that eerie main theme alone is worth the price of the record. The 180g pressing handles the dramatic strings and creepy organ with real clarity, and the sleeve art captures the film's mood perfectly.