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Mad Doctor of Blood Island--Original Motion Picture Soundtrack LP

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Category: Vinyl

This LP presents the original motion picture soundtrack for Mad Doctor of Blood Island, composed by Tito Arevalo. Released on the Real Gone Music label, this vinyl edition offers a classic listening experience for fans of film scores and collectors of soundtrack recordings.

  • Original soundtrack recording by composer Tito Arevalo.
  • Available in a Green "Chlorophyll Blood" vinyl color variant.
  • Released under the Real Gone Music label.
  • Category: Vinyl.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Stella B. ★★★★★

The jacket art is wonderfully lurid, and Tito Arevalo's score has this great creepy jazz vibe that fits the film perfectly. I've been spinning it nonstop since it arrived.

Thomas ★★★★★

The vinyl pressing is dead quiet, letting Tito Arevalo’s creepy, lush strings really shine through. I’ve been spinning it non-stop since it arrived, and the low-end rumble adds a nice depth to the spooky atmosphere.

Harper ★★★★★

The orchestral sweeps on this Tito Arevalo score really shine through on the pressing—crisp highs without any surface noise. It’s a wonderfully eerie listen that captures that classic exploitation-film vibe perfectly.