Obscure Exploitation Film Scores (60s-70s B Movies)

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This wonderful work is an amateur compilation of music pieces, extracted from different old cheap horror films, many of which belong to European exploitation movies, and joined together, apparently, by the owner of the YouTube channel it is published on. 

According to the description, the sound was transferred from vintage VHS cassettes, and it looks so because of the hiss. The recordings feature voices of actors and other sounds from the films. In this particular case it feels even better than regular music-only OST albums released officially.

It works perfectly for tuning yourself to a creepy, very weird vibe. I liked the first part better, so I recommend you to start with it, though both are great.



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  1. Timothy Ready19 September 2019 at 07:09

    These are superb, I am enjoying your blog- love PsyTron cinema...

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    1. Gene Willow19 September 2019 at 14:50

      Thanks, Timothy. I had to guess and to google what "psychotronic cinema" is. Now I know a new term :)

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