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When you think of memorable movie moments, the soundtracks and scores stand out just as much as the scenes you remember. The Imperial March from Star Wars, the title theme from Jaws, The End by The Doors opening Apocalypse Now, or (I’ve Had) The Time of My Life from the final dance in Dirty Dancing. Some of those scenes wouldn’t be the same without the music, and we have plenty of iconic soundtracks in stock to build up your collection.
We couldn’t fit all the highlights on to one page, and below is just a taste of what we have in stock at eil.com.
ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK Evil Dead II (1987 UK 9-track vinyl LP, Joseph LoDuca’s fantastic score to the cult horror sequel, housed in a semi glossy picture sleeve. The cover displays some minoredge & corner wear, whilst the vinyl shows only lightsigns of play, overall an Excellent example TER1142).
ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK The Howling (Original 1981 US 22-track vinyl LP, with picture sleeve. Pino Donaggio’s soundtrack to Joe Dante’s classic horror movie. This copy retains it’s original, opened shrink and boh the sleeve and vinyl have remainedin staggering near mint condition for over 40 years. Recommended).
ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK Mad Max (1980 US 18-track vinyl LP, the Brain May [not of Queen fame!] soundtrack to the classic Australian film which made a star of Mel Gibson, featuring The NightRider, The Toe Cutter and Johnny The Boy! picture sleeve.The sleeve retains it’s opened shrinkwrap whilst the vinyl has just the odd light sign of play leaving it Excellent STV81144).
Be sure to check out the rest of our Soundtrack rarities on eil.com, if you have any items to sell, call us on 01474 815099 or email
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