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Goblin – Amo Non Amo (I Love You I Love You Not)
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Goblin

Amo Non Amo (I Love You I Love You Not)

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*2022 stock* This is an official release of the Goblin soundtrack to Amernia Balducci's film Amo Non Amo. The film, staring Jaqueline Bisset and Terrence Stamp, was released in the U.S.A. under the title Together with a soundtrack by Burt Bacharach. For the Italian prog group Goblin, the commission to rescore the Italian version presented a challenge that would produce some of their most unusual work. There was no spine-chilling horror in this human love story, so Goblin penned the title track, a ballad inspired by the pop orchestrations of Bacharach. In a similar vein, the track "Both Two" is a delicate and subtle orchestration of classic pop sensibilities. "Maniera" gets closer to the familiar Goblin progressive sound, with soaring guitar crescendos and complex rhythmic interplay. "Funky Top" tips hats to the classic '60s beatsoundtracks of Ennio Morricone and Bruno Nocolia. The CD features six additional takes of the title track and incidental pieces from the Cinevox archives, all previously unreleased.

Details
Cat. number: CD OST-PK 025
Year: 2016
Tracklist
1Amo Non Amo3:42
2Maniera5:07
3Both-Two4:35
4Funky Top3:48
5Both-Two3:28
6Amo Non Amo4:00
7Amo Non Amo1:28
8Amo Non Amo3:12
9Amo Non Amo2:45
10Amo Non Amo3:50
Credits
Fabio Pignatelli
Acoustic Guitar, Bass
Goblin
Composed By, Arranged By, Performer
Claudio Fuiano
Coordinator [Re-issue Prepared By], Liner Notes
Fredrika Cao
Design [Graphic]
Agostino Marangolo
Drums, Percussion
Giorgio Agazzi
Engineer [Sound]
Carlo Pennisi
Guitar
Claudio Simonetti
Keyboards
Andrea Tuveri
Liner Notes [Translated By]
David Sheen
Liner Notes [Translated By]
Carlo Bagnolo
Management [Label]
Antonio Marangolo
Saxophone (4)
Antonio Gianpaoli
Transferred By [Digital]

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