The Untouchables Complete Score [Ennio Morricone] @ 256 kbps If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. Digitmovies proudly celebrates the 45th anniversary of Morricone’s career by releasing on CD the complete score he composed and orchestrated for Luciano Salce's 'Il Federale' (The Fascist, 1961) starring Ugo Tognazzi. This CD was released thanks to the big help of C.A.M. And Maestro Morricone himself who authorized every selected track.

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Once Upon a Time in the West
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Released	1972
Genre	Contemporary Classical
Length	38:23
Label	RCA
Producer	Ennio Morricone

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AllMusic	[1]

Once Upon a Time in the West is a soundtrack composed by Ennio Morricone, from the 1968 western film of the same name directed by Sergio Leone, released in 1972. The film score sold about 10 million copies worldwide.^[2][3][4][5]

The soundtrack features leitmotifs that relate to each of the main characters of the movie (each with their own theme music), as well as to the spirit of the American West.^[6] The theme music for the Claudia Cardinale character has wordless vocals by Italian singer Edda Dell'Orso.

It was Leone's desire to have the music available and played during filming. Leone had Morricone compose the score before shooting started and would play the music in the background for the actors on set.^[6]

In 2018, for the 50th anniversary of the film, the Italian records company 'Beat Records' released a limited 500 copies edition.

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Track listing[edit]

Original release[edit]

1. 'Once Upon a Time in the West' – 3:46
2. 'As a Judgment' – 3:08
3. 'Farewell to Cheyenne' – 2:40
4. 'The Transgression' – 4:43
5. 'The First Tavern' – 1:41
6. 'The Second Tavern' - 1:34
7. 'Man with a Harmonica' – 3:31
8. 'A Dimly Lit Room' – 5:09
9. 'Bad Orchestra' – 2:25
10. 'The Man' – 1:03
11. 'Jill's America' – 2:48
12. 'Death Rattle' – 1:45
13. 'Finale' – 4:13

Expanded edition[edit]

An expanded and remastered album was released in Italy, November 2005.

1. 'Once Upon a Time in the West' - 3:43
2. 'The Man' - 1:03
3. 'The Grand Massacre' - 2:40
4. 'Arrival at the Station' - 0:55
5. 'Bad Orchestra' - 2:25
6. 'Jill's America' - 2:47
7. 'Harmonica' - 2:27
8. 'The First Tavern' - 1:39
9. 'A Bed Too Large' - 1:32
10. 'Jill' - 1:47
11. 'Frank' - 1:52
12. 'Cheyenne' - 1:16
13. 'The Second Tavern' - 1:33
14. 'The Third Tavern' - 1:19
15. 'Epilogue' - 1:14
16. 'On the Roof of the Train' - 1:19
17. 'Man with a Harmonica' - 3:30
18. 'A Dimly Lit Room' - 5:08
19. 'The Transgression' - 4:41
20. 'Return to the Train' - 0:40
21. 'Morton' - 1:36
22. 'As a Judgment' - 3:08
23. 'Final Duel' - 3:35
24. 'Death Rattle' - 1:44
25. 'Birth of a City' - 4:25
26. 'Farewell to Cheyenne' - 2:38
27. 'Finale' - 4:08

In popular culture[edit]

• 'Man with a Harmonica' was used as the theme for professional fighter Colt (portrayed by Chuck Norris) in the Bruce Lee film, Way of the Dragon (1972).
• The theme was part of a Morricone medley in Black Light Orchestra.
• 'Man with a Harmonica' was featured in The 'Burbs.
• 'Man with a Harmonica' was used as the entrance music for professional wrestler Terry Funk in the NWA in 1989.
• It is also the entrance music for K-1 Kickboxing champion Remy Bonjasky.
• Sections from 'Man with a Harmonica' were used in a bonus track from the soundtrack of the 2015 The Man From U.N.C.L.E. film, called 'Red Mist'.
• 'Once Upon a Time in the West' acted as the theme music of 1992 film Vizconde Massacre: God Help Us!. The theme music was also used in its 1994 sequel, The Untold Story: Vizconde Massacre II May The Lord Be With Us.
• The theme was recorded by English goth rock band Fields of the Nephilim as an intro to their debut album, Dawnrazor (1987).
• Samples of 'Man with a Harmonica' were often used in early 1990s dance music singles, notably The Orb's 'Little Fluffy Clouds' and Beats International's 'Dub Be Good to Me'.
• The theme is also used as the entrance music for indie rock band Hard-Fi, each time they perform live.
• English rock band Muse often play a cover of the 'Man with a Harmonica' when performing live, as an intro to 'Knights of Cydonia' (e.g. at the V2008 Festival).
• The theme was re-orchestrated and heard in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. Composed by Hans Zimmer under the track titled 'Parlay'; it was also used in the sequel At World's End just before the East India Trading Company goes to war with all the assembled pirates as both sides make terms with each other on a small beach.
• A remixed version of the theme was used in the CSI: Miami episode 'All In'. A different remix had previously appeared in the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode 'Recipe for Murder.'
• The repeated harmonica riff is used by Bruce Springsteen in 'Outlaw Pete', the opening track to 2009 album Working on a Dream.
• In series The Sopranos, the remix 'Man with a Harmonica' by Apollo 440 is played over the end credits of the season four episode 'Whoever Did This'.^[7][8]
• The first few seconds of 'Jill' from the expanded score was used in the beginning of Phantom Thread's trailer, a 2017 film directed by Paul Thomas Anderson which featured Daniel Day-Lewis in his final performance before his retirement.

References[edit]

1. ^Allmusic Review
2. ^'Future Legend Records'. Retrieved 12 November 2012.
3. ^'De Weekkrant'(PDF). Retrieved 12 December 2011.
4. ^Cult Cinema, 2005
5. ^Reviews. 'chokingonpopcorn, October 23rd, 2003'. Chokingonpopcorn.com. Retrieved 12 December 2011.
6. ^ ^abKehr, Dave (2011). 'Once Upon a Time in the West'. When movies mattered : reviews from a transformative decade. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. ISBN978-0-226-42941-0.
7. ^Credits music of 'Whoever Did This' episode in The Sopranos series
8. ^The remix 'Man with a Harmonica' by Apollo 440

Happy Halloween freaks! I had hoped to be able to post several different items today, but it doesn't appear as if I'm going to have enough time now. Unfortunately my computer was accidentally unplugged, and everything I had been writing in preparation for today's posts was lost. I will try to make the best of the situation regarldess. Back in 2008 I posted Ennio Morricone's Original Motion Picture Soundtrack to 'The Thing', which can be found here:

While checking my statistics, I recently discovered that it has since become the second most downloaded album on the entire blog. Most of the traffic is coming from people searching google for 'The Thing OST'. I did a search of my own which resulted in my blog showing up as the number one result out of over one million different sites for that particular search, which explains the recently influx of visitors.
A fellow by the name of The Doc recently requested that I posted this soundtrack. It is the first of three bootleg soundtracks/scores for The Thing that I plan to post. Fortunately there is more information available regarding this release than the two others I possess. It was released under the title of 'The Thing: Expanded Original Motion Picture Soundtrack' by a group or individual known as PROTUB. While it is a bootleg release, it was falsely labeled and circulated as a promotional release. In fact, to this day you still find this version listed and tagged as 'Promo' on several different websites. It contains 19 tracks, which is nine more than what the official original soundtrack contains, with a running time of roughly 75 minutes 45 seconds.
Unfortunately there are still a few mysteries surrounding this release as well. Most importantly, I have no idea what the source is for the extra music contained on this release. In most cases, bootleg releases contain music ripped from the music of a DVD or VHS release, with the most common method being to isolate and rip the music from the 5.1 surround sound tracks contained on the DVD. My DVD of the film is over a thousand miles away, so unfortunately I can't compare the music found on this version to the music included in the film. Perhaps someone could shed some light on the origins of the various bootleg releases in circulation for this film.
In addition to this bootleg, I also have two bootleg versions that were released under the same title, 'The Thing: Complete Motion Picture Score'. The first is a rip containing 17 tracks which are individually named. It primarily consists of low bitrate 128kbps MP3 files. It also includes a track containing audio from the trailer. A review I found on Rateyourmusic.com claims that this version contains music composed by John Carpenter, as well as unused music cues.
The second bootleg is only 15 tracks long, the majority of which are of a higher quality bitrate of 320kbps MP3. The tracks were not named, nor did it include custom album art. However, it does contain tracks which were not included on the two other bootlegs. I plan to post these two bootlegs eventually, although I plan to spend the rest of the day posting treats for those who visit this blog during the final hours of Halloween. I will try to post them within the next couple of days though. Once I do I all add all of the links to each post, and hopefully someone will be able to provide further information about the three versions. In the meantime, I present to you Ennio Morricone's Expanded Original Motion Picture Soundtrack to The Thing.

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