Bruno Lauzi - Un Posto Ideale Per Uccidere (Oasis of Fear) (Original Soundtrack)

Bruno Lauzi - Un Posto Ideale Per Uccidere (Oasis of Fear) (Original Soundtrack)This is the first official issue of the soundtrack from Umberto Lenzi's cult film 'Un Posto Ideale Per Uccidere' (also known abroad as 'Oasis of Fear' and 'Dirty Pictures'). Despite being one of the rare instances in which Italian singer songwriter Bruno Lauzi wrote for film, this stunning work really hits the mark. The 7 inch features an extended, previously unreleased edit of the super cool 'Babadaba', a contagious samba jazz cut sung by Lauzi

The vinyl comes with a pack of limited edition Purple Haze 2 rolling papers

Nation of Language return with their third studio album

Jazz influences took their effect on the short-lived emo band American Football

the record begins with 'Professor Longhair Boogie' and 'You Ain't Such a Much'

where the distinction between melody and abstraction is thrillingly undetermined

folk-inspired songs

Heavy Heavy is a powerful demonstration from the trio

and “Imported” showcase her ability to blend vulnerability with strength

Mary Lou Williams - Roll 'em Mary Lou: The Pioneering Mary Lou Williams 1929-53 - Known as "the first lady of the jazz keyboard"

making him one of the most influential and best-selling film composers since the late Fifties

The band digs deep into the rock of the '70s

it still exhibited some late-stage evidence of a trio courting the art-rock muse that had graced it's past ("Who Dunnit