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Great list Udi and indeed, so much to discover. Enjoy your journey!
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The double LP Tg talks about, we all had in the 70s. And the double western one. And the un film una musica LP, which had a bit of everything, couple westerns, war films, love stories etc. By the mid seventies, For those of us who had collected the westerns and the other more accessible well known scores, like sicilian clan, one night at dinner, the burglars, grand slam, night caller (fear on the city) and a few others - these double LPs were wonderful tasters and great listens in their own right.
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Weird scores? Apart from the difficulty in defining weird, its goin to be a long list! There is something weird (or unusual or innovative or quirky) in every morricone score!
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I'm not sure I've even heard 28 Morricone soundtracks. But I'd have to put Days of Heaven and The Mission right up there, Phantom of the Opera, Casualties of War.
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