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Les Baxter - The Dunwich Horror (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) FLAC album

Les Baxter - The Dunwich Horror (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) FLAC album

Tracklist

A1 Dunwich (Main Title) 2:35
A2 Sacrifice Of The Virgin 1:52
A3 Black Mass 2:45
A4 Sensual Hallucinations 2:19
A5 Strange Sleep 2:24
A6 Cult Party 3:47
B1 Necronomicon 1:57
B2 Reincarnation 5:15
B3 Devil Cult 1:33
B4 Strange Sleep 4:35
B5 Devil's Witchcraft 1:47

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
VC 81103 Les Baxter The Dunwich Horror (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(LP, Album, RE) Varèse Sarabande VC 81103 US 1979
LLLCD 1094 Les Baxter The Dunwich Horror (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) ‎(CD, Album, Ltd) La-La Land Records LLLCD 1094 US 2009


Les Baxter - The Dunwich Horror (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) FLAC album

Musician performer: Les Baxter

Title: The Dunwich Horror (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Country: US

Date of release: 1970

Style: Soundtrack, Score

Genre: Stage & Screen

Size FLAC: 1540 mb

Rating: 4.3 / 5

Votes: 788

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Les Baxter Soundtrack Score 1970 US

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Fani
This recording holds a special place in my sick, twisted heart. I remember seeing the film at the drive in as a youngster and being creeped out by the images and music. Not particularly liking the film, all the same, creeped out and frightened by the weirdness of it all. Flash forward about 15 years when I purchased a copy of the LP for $4.00 from a flea market vendor called Fat Joe in Columbus Ohio. It was and remains a fine addition to my collection of soundtrack recordings. I can still sense the good feeling felt that day pre-internet when I came across this gem on the American International label. One of Les Baxter's finest recordings.
Fani
This recording holds a special place in my sick, twisted heart. I remember seeing the film at the drive in as a youngster and being creeped out by the images and music. Not particularly liking the film, all the same, creeped out and frightened by the weirdness of it all. Flash forward about 15 years when I purchased a copy of the LP for $4.00 from a flea market vendor called Fat Joe in Columbus Ohio. It was and remains a fine addition to my collection of soundtrack recordings. I can still sense the good feeling felt that day pre-internet when I came across this gem on the American International label. One of Les Baxter's finest recordings.