 Crime and Dissonance , a collection of Ennio Morricone 's film scores from the 1970s , was conceived as a follow @-@ up to Dagored releases Morricone 2000 and Morricone 2001 . However , that label abandoned the project , and Mike Patton of Ipecac Recordings decided to release it instead . Morricone had no input in the project ; instead the track listing was assembled by Alan Bishop . Bishop had previously assembled the Morricone 2000 and Morricone 2001 collections as well . All three compilations cover a roughly coterminous time period , spanning the late 1960s to the early 1980s , but concentrating primarily on the early 1970s . Bishop had been given a list of films whose scores were available to use in the collection ; he set about compiling the two @-@ disc set from there . However , the final song on the album , an eleven @-@ minute section from the soundtrack to Un uomo da rispettare , was not included in the list of available material . The project was delayed for some time while Bishop waited for record label Sugar Music to license the song . 
