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| tracks |
01. Roma Contro Roma (Titoli)
02. Roma Contro Roma # 02
03. Roma Contro Roma # 03
04. Roma Contro Roma # 04
05. Roma Contro Roma # 05
06. Roma Contro Roma # 06
07. Roma Contro Roma # 07
08. Roma Contro Roma # 08
09. Roma Contro Roma # 09
10. Roma Contro Roma # 10
11. Roma Contro Roma # 11
12. Roma Contro Roma # 12
13. Roma Contro Roma # 13
14. Roma Contro Roma # 14
15. Roma Contro Roma # 15
16. Roma Contro Roma # 16
17. Roma Contro Roma # 17
18. Roma Contro Roma # 18
19. Roma Contro Roma # 19
20. Roma Contro Roma # 20
21. Roma Contro Roma # 21
22. Roma Contro Roma # 22
23. Roma Contro Roma # 23
24. Roma Contro Roma # 24
25. Roma Contro Roma # 25
26. Roma Contro Roma # 26
27. Roma Contro Roma # 27
28. Roma Contro Roma # 28
29. Roma Contro Roma (Finale) |
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| further information |
| 8 page colour booklet containing background
notes, various promotional material and images from the movie |
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| description |
Digitmovies is presenting the third volume of
the anthology series dedicated to the original soundtracks from
the Italian Peplum genre.
This is a Peplum that incorporates all typical elements of the
Italian comedy, this third volume dedicated to Roma contro Roma
is actually a Peplum combining with the Horror genre, with symphonic
and electronic music by Roberto Nicolosi.
This 1964 movie was directed by Giuseppe Vari and it was realized
by Galatea Film, the same company that has also produced many
movies by Mario Bava.
Frequent composer of Mario Bava's movies, Roberto Nicolosi
whose works recently released on CD by Digitmovies gave the
soundtrack admirers the opportunity to discover this great musician,
is the author of this symphonic score that alternates between
orchestral elements typical for the Peplum genre and additional
electronic experimental parts used for scenes where the perfidious
priest and the army of assassin zombies appear.
The score appears on record for the very first time, taken from
the mono mastertapes that have been preserved in the archives
of RCA for more than 40 years.
M° Nicolosi provided an epic and dramatic main theme dominated
by strings and percussions (Tr. 1) that returns in a more rhythmic
and aggressive way in Tr. 2 and Tr. 5.
For the two protagonists Gaio and Tullia M° Nicolosi wrote
a recurrent love theme in a moderate and a bit nostalgic mood
(Tr. 6, Tr. 7, Tr. 8, Tr. 11, Tr. 12, Tr. 16, Tr. 23, Tr. 25,
Tr. 29).
The macabre side of the story is emphasized by dramatic and
mysterious symphonic music (Tr. 18, Tr. 21, Tr. 22, Tr. 26,
Tr. 27).
M° Nicolosi enriched the score with an exotic orchestral
dance tune (Tr. 24).
The inferno of the living dead is emphasized by lugubrious electronic-experimental
music (Tr. 4, Tr. 9, Tr. 10, Tr. 13, Tr. 14, Tr. 15, Tr. 17,
Tr. 19, Tr. 20, Tr. 28). |
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| story |
In this horrifying and exciting sword-and-sandal
epic, a courageous Roman centurion sallies forth to retrieve
a fabulous stolen treasure from the leader of a zombie cult
who uses the reanimated bodies of dead soldiers to enable
him to conquer the world.
The warrior discovers that the demented despot's power lies
in an enigmatic and powerful idol.
He engages in many battles with the corps of corpses before
he finally triumphs, saves the world, and recovers the treasure.
Cast:
John Drew Barrymore, Susy Andersen, Ettore Manni, Ida Galli,
Mino Doro, Ivano Staccioli, Philippe Hersent, Andrea Checchi
Director:
Giuseppe Vari |
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