Item Description
PAURA NELLA CITTA DEI MORTI VIVENTI Fabio Frizzi 1980, Beat Records CR 11 Stereo, 1982.
Very rare, original 1982 1st issue of this rare soundtrack LP from the cult Italian horror film.
Original first pressing, made in tiny numbers in Italy for the domestic market as part of Beat Records limited Collector s Release series.
Track listing 1.
Introduzione - paura - liberazione 04:10 2.
Fatti misteriosi 02:53 3.
Irrealt di suoni 02:55 4.
Occhi di brace 03:16 5.
Verso l alba 01:46 6.
Apoteosi del mistero 03:55 7.
Suoni dissonanti 02:54 8.
Paura vivente 01:25 9.
Paura e liberazione 02:36 10.
Tenebre viventi 02:16 Total Duration: 00:28:06 Professionally cleaned on my Moth record cleaning machine and put in a new poly-lined inner sleeve with the original retained to keep it complete, of course .
CONDITION: VINYL EX- plays EX No deep scratches, groove damage, excessive surface noise, distortion, etc.
Clean labels with barely even a spindle trail.
In normal light it looks pretty clean, but a bright grading lamp reveals a few paper scuffs and some light hairline surface marks on Side B - surprisingly, even the light marks on the second side do not affect the playback in any way..
Indeed, it plays very well indeed - strong, clear and without interruption from clicks, crackles, etc...
There s a minute amount of surface noise in the pressing during the silent run-in, but once the music starts, it disappears and plays strong and clear without interuptions.
Clearly only had light use in it s lifetime and has been reasonably well cared for...
even the small flaws that are there are from handling rather than overuse.
Note: for the purposes of this listing I have tested this LP on my Linn LP12 Sondek turntable - generally this is quite a critical test, but I must point out that I cannot guarantee exactly how this LP will sound on your turntable - common sense for most...
but then this is ebay SLEEVE EX- No big creases, rips, tears, defacing, etc.
In reasonably good shape, just some light wear visible to the edges and corners and a couple of minute creases eminating from them.
Which is great considering that these old Italian LP sleeves are some of the most fragile around - see photos for further clarification NOTE: I must point out that we are actually a long standing physical record shop, with many decades worth of selling, trading and grading records under our collective belts.
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