Suspiria

Suspiria Artist: Goblin , and Original Soundtrack
Label: King Japan
Category: Music


Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Format: Soundtrack
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
EAN: 4988003249304
ASIN: B00004Y801


Release Date: 2000-08-03

Suspiria


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Tracks:

  1. Suspiria
  2. Witch
  3. Opening to the Sighs
  4. Sighs
  5. Markos
  6. Black Forest
  7. Blind Concert
  8. Death Valzer
  9. Suspiria [Celesta and Bells]
  10. Suspiria (Narration)
  11. Suspiria (Intro)
  12. Markos [Alternate Version]

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Album Details

Re-Issued with Four Bonus Tracks: Suspiria (Celesta and Bells), Suspiria (Narration), Suspiria (Intro), and Markos (Alternate Version).

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Great Soundtrack but Get the DVD Instead.......2005-08-05

This is a great soundtrack, but you can save your money and get a lot more by purchasing the Anchor Bay 25th Anniversary DVD Set of the movie. It includes this soundtrack in addition to the movie, a making-of documentary and booklet. And it costs less than this import CD.

5 out of 5 stars Goblin soundtracks Dario Argento's opus........2005-06-25

Suspiria was Dario Argento's opus. This was a ground breaking movie. It was a visual and audio attack on the senses. He used sight and sound like no other film maker has before ( or since). What made the film remarkable was
the synth pounding music from Goblin. A drum and synth driven soundtrack that was mixed VERY LOUD. The title track as eerie spoken word verses spoken by Claudio Simonetti (the band's leader and keyboard/synth player) because of his command of the english language. As a stand alone disc it's just as creepy. Dario Argento arranged and conducted some of the music (to keep it flowing to the movie) as well. Argento and Goblin made one hell of a team. From time to time, Goblin would reunite with Simonetti and compose music for Dario Argento as a favor to the man who made them world famous.

Highly recommended.

5 out of 5 stars Wonderfully creepy and experimental pastaprog.......2005-05-13

Goblin's Suspiria is tense, spooky, darkly melodic Italian progressive rock circa 1977. This mostly instrumental album has a palpable sense of dread that takes the listener for a dark and twisted ride. I mean it's just creepy, and unlike most soundtracks Susperia succeeds as music that can be enjoyed separately from the film. In other words it's not background music. The compositions are top notch, the musicians are virtuoso level and there is a lot of timbral variation. Bells, assorted percussion, marimba, guitar, drums and some spooky keys are used effectively to set a properly disturbing mood in compositions that range from the atmospheric to the odd and almost jazz-like. Unusual and interesting.

5 out of 5 stars awesome!!!.......2004-12-04

Can i say that this is an awesome soundtrack! One of the best!

The voices sometimes reminds me of Diamanda Galas and that's a good thing.

Unfortunately, the movie wasn't as good as the soundtrack but that's another story.

If you're into spooky experimental weird music then this is for you.

5 out of 5 stars The Devil's Jingle.......2003-12-15

Whoa! If you've seen Suspiria, then you know about the insane music of Goblin that gives thefilm such a jolt. If you haven't, go and see it. If you love horror soundtracks, you have to own this.

The title track is an evil little jingle that just builds and builds. According to another reviewer, the band was on serious painkillers when they made this. I don't know how true that is, but whatever they were on, they tapped into something unique.

This movie needs a rerelease so you can hear the demented rock on the soundtrack in full THX sound. And that title theme, you'll be humming for days after.

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