Friday, October 27, 2006

Ennio Morricone - A Fistful of Dollars/For A Few Dollars More



Okay, I'm calling on you, Morguees and Morguettes. I just came across this and I am having trouble figuring out what exactly it is. The picture to your left was attached to it, but I don't think that is the actual cover. It was listed as a Fistful of Dollars/For A Few Dollars More soundtrack, but I can't get the tracklist to match up with anything on Soundtrack Collector. Maybe it's on there, there were like 30 various releases for For A Few Dollars More alone, I got a bit winded reading them all frankly.


UPDATE - SCORE IDENTITY VERIFIED
Okay, so as a couple of my readers have filled me in on, this is in fact Ennio Morricone's music to the films A Fistful of Dollars and For A Few Dollars More. The first 8 tracks are from Fistful of Dollars and the last 8 tracks are from For A Few Dollars More. If you download it, the track called La Resa dei Conti should actually be called "Sixty Seconds to What?", or whatever that would be in Italian, so just change that when you are done downloading it. So thanks alot guys, I give an Air High Five to you both.
Sorry guys, someone didn't think I should be posting this one since it's available on Amazon (for around $40, yikes). I wasn't sure if keeping it up would lead to a narc situation and I didn't want to risk anything happening to The Morgue.

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

I can confirm this is the soundtrack for Fistful of Dollars (tracks 1-8) and For a Few Dollars More (tracks 9-16). The track mistitled "La Resa dei Conti" is actually called Sixty Seconds to What? on english CDs and comes from For a Few Dollars More. Bill

dom said...

http://www.amazon.com/Qualche-Dollaro-Dollars-More-Soundtrack/dp/B0000072UQ

that's a link to the japanese import version showing track listing. it is confusing with so many versions & there being a film with the same track title. of course the mixture of italian & english titles confuses matters further. i find identifying & recalling names of themes very frustrating, although i'm a morricone fanatic & i recognise themes by ear, i often cannot put a name to them, like recognising a face but not knowing the persons name. obviously because the music usually has no lyrics (and in english) there is nothing there for your memory to put a name to the music. how many people can identify the titles of 100's of classical pieces? yet we can recall thousands of popular song titles because they have lyrics to identify them.

Anonymous said...

La Resa dei Conti is "the settling of accounts" and crops up a few times as a track name in Morricone's western scores, beyond the film of that name.

dom said...

appropriate that the phrase "settling the score" should be a generic song title...westerns are about settling scores & little else.

Honored General said...

The only thing that I can match this up to is this on Soundtrack Collector. Disc 1 of a two disc set. Based on your tracks, it might be this one:

Camden Deluxe 74321 660402

Original Release Title
A Fistful Of Sounds
Country
Great Britain
Format
CD
Release Date
1999



Track listing:


Disc 1:


1. Titoli (02:58)
From "A Fistful of Dollars"
2. Almost Dead (01:41)
From "A Fistful of Dollars"
3. Square Dance (01:34)
From "A Fistful of Dollars"
4. The Chase (02:23)
From "A Fistful of Dollars"
5. The Result (02:35)
From "A Fistful of Dollars"
6. Without Pity (02:07)
From "A Fistful of Dollars"
7. Theme From "A Fistful of Dollars" (01:48)
From "A Fistful of Dollars"
8. "A Fistful of Dollars" Suite (13:41)
From "A Fistful of Dollars"
9. La Resa Dei Conti (03:05)
From "For A Few Dollars More"
10. Osservatori Osservati (02:02)
From "For A Few Dollars More"
11. Il Vizio Di Uccidere (02:24)
From "For A Few Dollars More"
12. Il Colpo (02:21)
From "For A Few Dollars More"
13. Addio Colonnello (01:44)
From "For A Few Dollars More"
14. Per Qualche Dollaro In Piu (02:50)
From "For A Few Dollars More"
15. Poker D'Assi (01:16)
From "For A Few Dollars More"
16. Carillon (01:09)
From "For A Few Dollars More"

Disc 2 is all Once Upon a Time in the West.

Hope that this helps!

Anonymous said...

The Dollars soundtracks are widely available to buy, I think you should take this down.

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