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Meat For Wolfman - Original Soundtrack LP

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Category: Vinyl

Meat For Wolfman - Original Soundtrack LP presents a recently uncovered soundtrack tied to the never completed film "Andy Warhol's Meat for Wolfman." This vinyl release offers a unique piece of cinematic music history, available in a classic black vinyl option.

  • Original soundtrack LP from the unfinished Andy Warhol project
  • Composed by Blutbraüer
  • Available in black vinyl
  • Released in 2023
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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Eli E. ★★★★★

Spun this up the second it arrived and the audio quality is fantastic for a previously unreleased archival recording. It’s such a cool artifact to own, knowing it’s tied to a film that never got finished. A real conversation piece for anyone into Warhol or lost cinema oddities.

Charlotte G. ★★★★★

I was surprised by how clear and dynamic the vinyl sounds given it's a recently uncovered recording from an unfinished film. The pressing quality really brings out the eerie atmosphere of the lost soundtrack.

Brian ★★★★☆

The packaging feels sturdy and the pressing itself is quiet, which lets the eerie, sparse compositions breathe without distracting surface noise. It’s a niche piece of soundtrack history, but if you’re into Warhol-adjacent oddities, this is a solid addition to the shelf. Only wish the sleeve include