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thats impressive dorian. nice pic too.
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I still consider Carlo Rustichelli as my favorite Italian composer but I am happy to be also becoming more and more familiar with Carlo Savina's music thanks to these threads and our favorite labels' dedicated work.
Hi, Dorian.
Would you be receptive enough to create a thread here @ FSM on a Carlo Rustichelli discography?
Since you say Rustichelli is your favorite, you might be ideally suited to offer input on all the Rustichelli albums you own and perhaps even rank them in order of preference?
Speaking for myself and some other FSM members, we'd be interested in reading a buyers' guide (of sorts) so we could prioritize future purchases of Carlo R.'s music according to our various preferences.
I must admit that I've never truly gotten 'into' the Rustichelli soundtracks that I acquired sporadically since about 2005. I have yet to encounter a Rustichelli album which entrances me as a listener.
I am open to some CR suggestions and I already have a plan to get ROSMUNDA E ALBOINO in the near future because I don't own any Rustichelli peplum and this score was conducted by Carlo Savina (which makes ROSMUNDA the highest CR on my want list).
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I'm still sitting on Piccioni's Devil's Backbone as my number one euro, Ehe Amigo is the closest rival.
Any one willing to challenge that?
Hi, Ag^Janus.
Maybe 'slint' can offer suggestions. I'm at a loss since the Euro Western is not a favorite category with me.
I don't wish to recommend Ennio Morricone because Morricone and Nicolai seem to dominate in this area.
Other composers I simply haven't gotten into include Carlo Rustichelli and Francesco de Masi.
My most recent surprise in the Euro Western section is A.F. Lavagnino's "Oggi A Me ... Domani A Te!".
Still, I wouldn't recommend this title as it is not likely to compete with Piccioni's "The Deserter".
That Lavagnino title, though, has some very innovative sounds that would not be out of place in a Jerry Goldsmith-scored Western. One track (#19) is percussion only.
If you like Morricone westerns, then I think you should try "La Resa Dei Conti" ("The Big Gundown"), but even this might not challenge your current faves.
Here's SAE's list on Italian Westerns:
http://www1.screenarchives.com/display_results.cfm?sort=name&category=362&prodType=CDDVD&perpage=25
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