Title: Morricone is not Goblin ... but good
Product review: Combining 3 rare-to-find soundtracks to Dario's Trilogy of Terror this CD is a real find. In the late 60ies and early 70ies Dario Argento produced three memorable slasher pictures, most notably the violent, surreal "Bird with a Crystal Plumage". Ennio Morricone wrote the soundtracks. Being used to the timeless, hard and classic soundtracks of Argento's later films, one has to admit that the sound of Goblin contributed far more to the Argentoesque feel of his films than the rather standard, workmanshiplike 70is soundtracks by Morricone. It's all very hip and spaced-out, and some tunes are haunting. Nevertheless - a Morricone Soundtrack is after all still a Morricone Soundtrack. For the good and for the worse.
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