Massimo e Massimo, by Massimo e Massimo

Massimo e Massimo

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Also includes a 12-page digital booklet with synopses of the films, exclusive archival artwork and photos, production slugs, and original track credits.

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1.	Opterà (from "Opterà", 1977) 03:27	info	buy track
2.	The Contessa's Seduction (from "Cruel Touch of the Endless Night",1972) 03:13	info	buy track
3.	Empty Streets / Wine & Danger (from "In the Company of a Killer", 1975) 02:49	info	buy track
4.	Swinging Cultists (from "The Shadow Behind the Spectrum", 1972) 03:16	info	buy track
5.	Sequence 2 (from "Children of the Witches' Elm", 1974) 02:42	info	buy track
6.	Ritual of the Sun (from "Epsilon's Breadth", 1976) 03:16	info	buy track
7.	Dreaming Sparrow (Eleonora's Theme) (from "In the Company of a Killer", 1975) 02:28	info	buy track

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A collection of lost gems from Massimo e Massimo's extensive and obscure catalog, SUPERSPECTRUM is proud to present this compilation EP drawing from the duo's time producing soundtracks for Italian thriller, horror, and giallo films throughout the 1970s.

This album includes a 12-page digital booklet with synopses of the films, exclusive archival artwork and photos, production slugs, and original track credits — a must-have for fans of Massimo e Massimo, Italian horror buffs, and vintage library music enthusiasts.

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released March 19, 2019

All songs composed by MASSIMO E MASSIMO
Created by Dakota Crane & Kyle Tierce

Produced & arranged by Kyle Tierce
Mixed & mastered by “Dusty” Jim Moreland
Additional engineering by Gilderoy Jones

Archival film information compiled by Dakota Crane
with additional assistance from Jean-Paul Berberian, Kyle
Tierce, the Rossi Foundation & the KSRA

℗ 2019 Superspectrum Sound Studio / Superspectrum Music Library

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Superspectrum Music Library Milan, Italy

Collecting & reissuing high-quality library music & film soundtracks plucked from an alternate timeline, including hard-to-find works by Superspectrum Sound Studio veterans such as Massimo e Massimo, Giancarlo Reza, & Don Sergio.

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