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Goblin - The Horror Original Soundtracks (LITA 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition Box Set)

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Category: Vinyl

Cinevox, AMS and Light In The Attic present an exceptional collection of Goblin horror soundtracks – including classics such as Profondo Rosso, Suspiria, Zombi, along with a 10th LP of rare & unreleased music – all available for the first time ever in a gorgeous colored 10 x LP set!
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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★

The packaging is incredibly sturdy for such a massive box, and the 10th LP of unreleased tracks alone makes this worth it for any horror score fan. Spun Suspiria first and the pressing is dead quiet—exactly what you want from a deluxe edition like this.

Mia I. ★★★★★

Finally got my hands on this box set, and the 10th LP of rare tracks is an absolute treat for any horror soundtrack fan. The vinyl pressings are dead quiet, letting every eerie note from Profondo Rosso and Suspiria shine through beautifully.

Sophia W. ★★★★☆

The 10 vinyls are packed tight in a sturdy slipcase, and the 180-gram pressings feel properly weighty. My only gripe is the box is a little awkward to flip through without risking the sleeves, but the sound quality on Profondo Rosso is crystal clear.