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| Mondo Morricone: The Trilogy | 
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| Creators: Libero Tosoni, Ennio Morricone, Bruno Nicolai, Nicola Samale, Roberto Gatto, Vincenzo Restuccia, Alessandro Alessandroni, Anraldo Graziosi [keyboard Instruments], Enrico Pieranunzi, Oscar Valdambrini
Label: Stereo Deluxe
Category: Music
This item is no longer available
Avg. Customer Rating:  (4 reviews)
Sales Rank: 265435
Format: Box Set, Soundtrack
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 3
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
UPC: 695734461120
EAN: 0695734461120
ASIN: B0000YO7S2
Release Date: January 27, 2004
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| Tracks:
Disc 1
| • | Lucertola [From a Lizard in | | • | Bambola [From Veruschka] | | • | Alegretto Per Signora [Fromla Foto Proibite di una Signora Per ...] | | • | Foto Proibite Di Una Signora Per Bene [From le Foto Proibite di ...] | | • | Ritratto d'Autore [From LA Donna Invisibile] | | • | Doricamente [From ...] | | • | In un Sogno il Sogno [From LA Donna Invisibile] | | • | Alla Luce del Giorno [From Love Circle] | | • | Una Voce Allo Specchio [From LA Stagione Dei Sensi] | | • | Metti Una Sera a Cena [From Love Circle] | | • | Sauna [From Love Circle] | | • | Belinda May [From Alibi] | | • | Altro Mare [From Dirty Angels] | | • | Donna Gattina [From Come Imparai Ad Amare le Donne] | | • | Moda [From LA Donna Invisibile] | | • | Po d'Ironica Acida [From One Can Die of Love] | | • | Immagini del Tempo [From Alibi] | | • | Poesia Di Una Donna [From Veruschka] |
Disc 2
| • | Citta' Violenta [From Citta' Violenta] | | • | Alla Serenita [From LA Donna Invisibile] | | • | Come Maddalena [From Maddalena] | | • | Giocoso, Giocoso [From Evil Fingers aka the Fifth Chord] | | • | Terraza Vuota [From Love Circle] | | • | Amore Come Dolore ... [From le Foto Proibite di una Signora Pere Bene] | | • | Sospiri da Una Radio Lontana [From a Town ...] | | • | Secondo Intermezzino Pop [From le Foto Proibite di una Signora Per ...] | | • | Cugina [From La Cugina] | | • | Sorridimi Sorridimi [From Lovers & Liars] | | • | 18 Pari [From ...] | | • | Voce Seconda ... [From Evil Fingers aka the Fifth Chord] | | • | Cosa Avete Fatto a Solange [From Who [From Cosa Avete Fatto a Solange] | | • | Cosa Buffa [From Funny Thing] | | • | Svolta Definitiva [From Citta' Violenta] | | • | Lidia [From Listen, Let's Make Love] | | • | Ultimo | | • | Bacio [From la Donna Invisibile [From the Invisible Woman] |
Disc 3
| • | Ninna Nanna Per Adulti [From Dirty Angels] | | • | Casse [From Gli Scassinatori] | | • | Malinconica Serenita [From il Mostro] | | • | Dal Mare [From il Secreto] | | • | Ninna Nanna in Blu [From Il Gatto A Nove Code] | | • | Rodeo [From Gli Scassinatori] | | • | Ma Non Troppo Erotico [From "The Burglers"] | | • | Scusi, Faciamo l'Amore [From Scusi, Faciamo l'Amore [From Listen, ...] | | • | Revolver (Lounge Music 1) [From Blood in the Streets] | | • | Beat No. 3 [From Teorema] | | • | Ipocrisa [From LA Smagliatura] | | • | Mariangela E la Seduzione [From Il Gatto A Nove Code] | | • | Una Chegrida Amore [From Love Circle] | | • | Intermezzino Pop [From [From le Foto Proibite di una Signora Per Bene] | | • | De Copalamo [From La Cugina] | | • | Autostop Rosso Sangue [From Autostop Rosso Sangue] | | • | Senza Motivo Apparente [From Senza Motivo Apparente] | | • | Una Donna Di Ricordare [From Maddalena] | | • | Nastassia [From "Cosi Come Sei"] | | • | Matto, Caldo, Soldi, Morto...Girotondo (Reprise) [From Vergogna ...] |
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| Customer Reviews:
Ennio Morricone as you never heard him before April 29, 2008
Fans of Ennio Morricone will not be disappointed with this box set. It brings to light a completely different artist... different from the spaghetti westerns that he previoulsy scored (which are brilliant in their own right). For persons who are worried that the cds cannot be ripped, I didn't have any trouble ripping the tracks into mp3s with the EAC software. The music represented here is certainly lounge, but shouldn't be confused with ambient or the work he did for Twin Peaks, it's 60s lounge music at its best. Enjoy.
 The best chill and erotica box set ever!!! March 16, 2005
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I must agree with the previous writer; this CD set contains CDS-200 copy protection which requires you to install a program on your cpu to play highly compressed versions of the songs that sound like garbage! If one pays for the cd, then why can they not copy it to his player of choice? The music industry is totally going about combatting music piracy the wrong way! Maybe they should lower CD prices to compete with piracy, but then they would lose their huge profits. We all know that the musicians see little of that money anyway.
Enough of my ranting... this boxset is absolutely amazing! Forget about Morricone's spaghetti western music... this is where it is! The first disc is my absolute favorite, then followed by the third. His unique arrangements are comparable to no one. Although, the lounge revival is long past us, this music is timeless and will leave you begging for more.
Check out the soundtracks to Le Casse, Forbidden Photos of a Lady Above Suspicion, and La Donna Invisible.
Great Box Set but has Copy Protection! September 22, 2004
10 out of 11 found this review helpful
Ennio Morricone is the master of Italian soundtracks. Listening to these gems transports you inside the movies! This is a great box set especially at the price being offered by Amazon. This same box set goes for $50 and more at other sites. But there's something very ugly lurking in this box set: It has the Macrovision CDS-200 copy protection. Which means people who enjoy taking their music with them on portable devices will have lots of Internet searching to do to find out how to rip these 3 wonderful CDs! Shame on Amazon for not pointing this out in their description. Other internet sites that sell this box set, do disclaim that it has copy protection. Macrovision has supposedly released a CDS-300 version of their copy protection, but there is no news regarding whether this box set will be re-released with the newer copy protection. The new version does allow you to rip it for personal use.
You can get around it, I won't tell you how, but you can! No, I'm not a pirate, I own over 800 CDs that I've purchased all legally, I don't trade my mp3s, but I like to take my music with me.
It's a shame that people like me that do purchase CDs instead of downloading the crap that's out there have to pay the price.
Sincerely,
Frank Castro
Mucho Maestro June 10, 2004
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I'm not sure which is more amazing--the sheer overwhelming volume of films Ennio Morricone has scored over the years, or the fact that he has produced so much beautiful music in the service of so many obscure, second-rate and otherwise forgettable ones. There is a generous sampling of the latter on display in this 3-disc set, culled from late-sixties and early-seventies films whose titles even the most hardcore of movie--or Morricone--fans would be hard-pressed to recognize. And yet, as always, the variety, the quality and the beauty of the music is unsurpassed. This is a compilation for the Morricone collector who thinks he's heard it all before--there is very little of the overlap or duplication found in so many of the other compilations of this great artist's work. All of which gives the music a fresh, vibrant quality while remaining unmistakably, inimitably Morricone. Cool packaging too.
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