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Lucio Fulci's Horror & Thriller Compilation 2XLP

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Category: Vinyl

An essential release for completists and casual fans alike, Lucio Fulci's Horror & THriller Compilation, put together by Beat Records in Italy, features a host of classic Italian horror scores, all with one thing in common: director Lucio Fulci. This compilation features Fulci mainstay Fabio Frizzi, Oscar winner Ennio Morricone, Walter Rizzati, Franco De Masi, and more! The record features gorgeous album art by Randy Ortiz and is pressed on 180 Gram Red & Yellow Vinyl, limited to 1,000 copies (also available on Black Vinyl).

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Kevin R. ★★★★★

Listening to Fabio Frizzi's main theme from City of the Living Dead on this heavy 180-gram vinyl is an absolute treat, the low-end rumble adds such depth. The gatefold sleeve with all the original poster art makes it a gorgeous collectible.

Andrew ★★★★★

The sound quality on this pressing is superb—the dynamic range really brings out the eerie strings and dissonant cues. Side D’s deep cuts are a nice bonus for completists.

Joseph ★★★★★

The gatefold packaging is really sturdy, and the tracklist dives deep into some of his lesser-known film work. I’ve been spinning the first side on repeat all weekend.