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 The soundtrack is a true gem and is the work of Mike Rozakis, a composer who is also a native of Greece.

 All lovers of soundtracks as well as those of psychedelia will find something to satisfy their ears.

 Listen to Mike Rozakis' eclectic and captivating soundtrack from She Knew No Other Way and immerse yourself in 1970s psychedelic cinema vibes!

 The M° Frajese presents us with a work that mixes a series of short pieces ranging from easy listening to classical, passing through beat interludes, all treated by his orchestra which scatters touches of jazz here and there in the style of Giorgio Gaslini.

 The central topic of the documentary indeed revolves around the analysis of relationships within an open community and the consequences these dynamics have on children’s education.

 Discover the rare sounds of Carlo Frajese’s 1969 soundtrack blending jazz and classical — explore this unique musical journey now!

 Mganga! (the healer) is a gem in its genre, a long excursion through the different settings that our imagination associates with Black Africa.

 One encounters strange tribes that draw us into their rituals, songs, and dances excited by the sound of bongos, strangely interspersed with oriental flutes and celestial choirs.

 Dive into Tak Shindo's Mganga! and experience a unique exotica safari of captivating rhythms and mystical sounds.

 "Obnoxius...contains the communicative urgency stemming from the precariousness of things, the melancholy typical of souls crushed by the weight of vanished freedoms."

 "José Mauro, after the album's release, simply disappeared, something that... prevented adequate promotion."

 Listen to José Mauro's Obnoxius and uncover a rare psychedelic Brazilian treasure born from resistance and artistic courage.

 It is not a memorable work; you won’t lose sleep if you don’t listen to it, but at the same time, you won’t be wasting time if you pay it some attention.

 Sometimes the music develops in the aforementioned funk direction, with quite pleasant results.

 Discover the mellow blend of funk and surf vibes in Harry Betts' soundtrack—perfect for a nostalgic listening session.

 It’s a pity to listen to these beautiful tracks without the support of the images.

 There is something for everyone’s taste, especially for those with a passion for antiquities and trinkets of the (glorious?) past.

 Discover the evocative sounds of Francesco De Masi’s soundtrack and immerse yourself in classic Italian documentary music.

 The effect of this Gothic/psychedelic-style track is absolutely disorienting.

 You won’t regret it listening to this beautiful work with good headphones glued to your ears, all the way to the end.

 Listen to Ennio Morricone's diverse soundtrack for L'assoluto naturale and immerse yourself in its rich musical layers today!

 Il dio sotto la pelle stands out among all those released for Italian cinema in the ’70s.

 The music is dominated by Piccioni’s organ, gifting us with pieces of dazzling splendor like Night to Come and Katmandu.

 Dive into Piero Piccioni’s psychedelic soundtrack and experience a unique blend of jazz and lounge from 1970s Italian cinema!

 For easy listening enthusiasts, it will be a real treat, a short and relaxing journey on the roads of jazz and pop, infused with Mexican spices.

 'A Taste of Honey,' an exceptionally great instrumental, Grammy winner and the result of the genius of Ric Marlow and Rob Scott.

 Discover the smooth Latin-jazz vibes of Herb Alpert’s Greatest Hits—listen now and enjoy timeless classics!

 Pop Spectrum becomes a pretext to embrace a bit of all musical genres.

 In his naivety (at the time, the author was 21 years old), it is a sincere work, unpretentious, at times interesting.

 Dive into Leo Afzelius' Pop Spectrum and discover a rare mix of 70s eclectic sounds—listen now and get inspired!