Well, I just got my record player working! Now all i need are some spaghetti LP’s… Anybody know of any soundtrack compilations that are available on LP? :o
There are a few brand new ones (well, 2013, anyway) called The Ecstasy of Gold, from Semi-Automatic Records. There are 4 volumes, each a double-LP containing 25 or so cuts from a variety of films. I was able to find volumes 3 and 4, which have mostly rare/obscure artists and titles. I picked them up off Amazon for about $25 apiece, but there are sellers out there asking $50-$80 or more for each 2-record set.
A quick glance at #3 shows cuts by Gori, Fidenco, Nicolai, De Masi, Bacalov, Lavagnino, Trovajoli, Poitevin, Umiliani, Laceranza, Giombini, Rusticelli, Cipriani, and a couple others. I’ve got about a hundred SW soundtrack CDs, and of the 50 tracks on these 2 2-record sets, 20 were ones I didn’t have. I’d love to find the 1st two volumes cheaper than $50 or more.
Kevin Ross
I’m not sure about compilations, but I’ve found a decent number of spaghetti OSTs at used record shops
Damn, those Ecstasy of Gold series looks fantastic.
I have 3LP Morricone compilation I Western / The Italian Western, which misses only few of my favorite Morricone tracks.
I got it recently second-hand in near mint condition for fair price.
Yeah I saw those along with the two Delicious Spaghetti Western sets, really considering dropping some cash on them.
The 3 L.P Morricone one is a real nice set 
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[quote=“Jonny Powers, post:7, topic:3363”]This one?
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Ennio-Morricones-Greatest-Hits/release/1925775[/quote]
No (that one looks weird, despite its name it has non-Morricone themes too).
I was talking (and I believe Ennioo too) about this one: Ennio Morricone – L'Album Di Ennio Morricone - I Western / The Italian Western (1983, Vinyl) - Discogs
Oh! Ok, thanks! I’ll look around, see if I can find one under $60 ;D
Yes I meant that one aswell like you say 
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The thing about the Ecstasy of Gold sets is they have a lot of really obscure stuff, or stuff that was obscure to me anyway: Djurado, The Texican, and some Nicolai that I’m not even sure is really from a SW. Also, there was one track I REALLY dug, and scrambled to see what it was from. To my horror: it was from Robbie Poitevin’s Little Rita score. Dear God, one of the few SWs I couldn’t finish watching…
Great new piece on Japanese 45s by @yukinojo69
https://www.spaghetti-western.net/index.php/A_Fistful_of_Vinyl:_Japanese_Spaghetti_Western_45s
Thanks so much SWDb!
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