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Black Sunday Original Motion Picture Soundtrack 2XLP

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$22.75 $35 In stock

Category: Vinyl

Available for the first time ever on vinyl, we are pleased to present John Williams' tremendous score for BLACK SUNDAY. The 2XLP is housed in a deluxe gatefold jacket featuring a Shrapnel pierced Die-Cut interior gatefold, original artwork and packaging concept by Jay Shaw and liner notes by Brian Satterwhite. Find out more about this release on our blog.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Timothy ★★★★★

I’ve been waiting years for this score on vinyl, and the deluxe gatefold jacket with the shrapnel detail is such a nice touch—it really sets the mood before the needle even drops. The 2XLP pressing gives the orchestral tension room to breathe, and the low end on "The Paranoia Sequence" is surprising

Owen ★★★★★

This pressing captures the low-end rumble and tense strings of Williams' score perfectly—the 2XLP format gives it room to breathe. I’ve been waiting for this to be on vinyl for years, and the deluxe gatefold jacket is a nice touch for the price.

Isabella B. ★★★★★

The gatefold jacket with the shrapnel-pierced design looks incredible in person, and the pressing itself is dead quiet between tracks. John Williams' score finally gets the vinyl treatment it deserves, and spinning side one at full volume gave me chills.