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« #75 : January 08, 2006, 06:53:23 AM »
Phew!!Just about essential-i'll update the Morricone guide.
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« #76 : January 08, 2006, 06:56:36 AM »
1963 Gunfight At Red Sands(Ricardo Blasco)
1964 Fistful of Dollars(Sergio Leone)***
1964 Bullets Don't Argue(Mario Caiano)
1965 Pistol For Ringo(Duccio Tessari)
1965 Return of Ringo(Duccio Tessari)
1965 For A Few Dollars More(Sergio Leone)****
1966 Navajo Joe(Sergio Corbucci)
1966 Hills Run Red(Carlo Lizzani)
1966 Seven Guns For The McGregors(Franco Giraldi)
1966 Big Gundown(Sergio Sollima)***
1966 The Good,The Bad and the Ugly(Sergio Leone)****
1967 Seven Women For The McGregors(Franco Giraldi)
1967 Bullet For The General(Damiano Damiani)
1967 Hellbenders(Sergio Corbucci)
1967 Fort Yuma Gold(Giorgio Ferroni)
1967 Face To Face(Sergio Sollima)
1968 Tepepa(Giulio Petroni)
1968 The Mercenary(Sergio Corbucci)
1968 And For The Roof A Sky Full Of Stars(Giulio Peroni)
1968 Run Man Run(Sergio Sollima)
1968 Death Rides A Horse(Giulio Petroni)
1968 Guns For San Sebastian(H.Verneuil/Anthony Quinn)
1969 Once Upon A Time In The West(Sergio Leone)****
1969 The Great Silence(Sergio Corbucci)****
1969 Five Man Army(Don Taylor/Italo Zingarelli)
1970 Companeros(Sergio Corbucci)
1971 Day Of Judgement(Mario Gariazzo)
1971 Duck You Sucker(Sergio Leone)****
1971 Long Live Your Death(Duccio Tessari)
1972 Sonny and Jed(Sergio Corbucci)
1972 Return of Clint the Stranger(Alfonso Balcazar)
1972 Life Is Tough Eh Providence?(Giulio Petroni)
1973 What Am i Doing In The Middle Of A Revolution
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1973 Here We Go Again Eh Providence?(Alberto De
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1973 My Name Is Nobody(Tonino Valerii)
1975 Nobodys The Greatest(Damiano Damiani)
1981 Buddy Goes West(Michele Lupo)
1991 Lucky Luke(Terence Hill)
2002 The Last Pistolero(Alessandro Dominici)

Now updated to include poll ratings for Big Gundown and Great Silence.Thanks for all your votes so far!

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« #77 : January 08, 2006, 03:29:18 PM »
it's really great, it's very smooth yet agressive, very much essential
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« #78 : January 09, 2006, 08:38:58 AM »
I'm rating it "essential".........the opening theme played during the credits gets the old juices flowing beautifully..."L'Arena", of course, is splendid...& I like the guitar music w/ vocals.... it's very nice.
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« #79 : January 12, 2006, 05:03:32 AM »
Very mixed response but "essential" wins with 40% of the vote-time to update Morricone guide!
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« #80 : January 12, 2006, 05:05:10 AM »
Another very close one with the "very goods" winning with 40% of the vote-will add to Morricone guide!
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« #81 : January 12, 2006, 05:11:38 AM »
1963 Gunfight At Red Sands(Ricardo Blasco)
1964 Fistful of Dollars(Sergio Leone)***
1964 Bullets Don't Argue(Mario Caiano)
1965 Pistol For Ringo(Duccio Tessari)
1965 Return of Ringo(Duccio Tessari)
1965 For A Few Dollars More(Sergio Leone)****
1966 Navajo Joe(Sergio Corbucci)
1966 Hills Run Red(Carlo Lizzani)
1966 Seven Guns For The McGregors(Franco Giraldi)
1966 Big Gundown(Sergio Sollima)***
1966 The Good,The Bad and the Ugly(Sergio Leone)****
1967 Seven Women For The McGregors(Franco Giraldi)
1967 Bullet For The General(Damiano Damiani)
1967 Hellbenders(Sergio Corbucci)
1967 Fort Yuma Gold(Giorgio Ferroni)
1967 Face To Face(Sergio Sollima)****
1968 Tepepa(Giulio Petroni)
1968 The Mercenary(Sergio Corbucci)
1968 And For The Roof A Sky Full Of Stars(Giulio Peroni)
1968 Run Man Run(Sergio Sollima)
1968 Death Rides A Horse(Giulio Petroni)
1968 Guns For San Sebastian(H.Verneuil/Anthony Quinn)
1969 Once Upon A Time In The West(Sergio Leone)****
1969 The Great Silence(Sergio Corbucci)****
1969 Five Man Army(Don Taylor/Italo Zingarelli)
1970 Companeros(Sergio Corbucci)***
1971 Day Of Judgement(Mario Gariazzo)
1971 Duck You Sucker(Sergio Leone)****
1971 Long Live Your Death(Duccio Tessari)
1972 Sonny and Jed(Sergio Corbucci)
1972 Return of Clint the Stranger(Alfonso Balcazar)
1972 Life Is Tough Eh Providence?(Giulio Petroni)
1973 What Am i Doing In The Middle Of A Revolution
                                                       (Sergio Corbucci)
1973 Here We Go Again Eh Providence?(Alberto De
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1973 My Name Is Nobody(Tonino Valerii)
1975 Nobodys The Greatest(Damiano Damiani)
1981 Buddy Goes West(Michele Lupo)
1991 Lucky Luke(Terence Hill)
2002 The Last Pistolero(Alessandro Dominici)

**** Essential
***   Very Good
**     Good
*       Only Fair

Ratings now added for Face to Face and Companeros!

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« #82 : January 12, 2006, 05:26:43 AM »
This is quite possibly my favourite Morricone score outside of Leones five recognised sw's(he directed the second unit in Almeria for Nobody-or so i've read!),and here he pays homage to his past efforts-OUATITW and FOD- to great effect.I also love the jokey Trinity-influenced title theme.I'm forever playing the cd so i reckon "essential".
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« #83 : January 12, 2006, 05:33:08 AM »
I voted it essential, I really love this score.

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« #84 : January 12, 2006, 05:39:47 AM »
I put this on last night having just received the Region 2 DVD and although not one of my favourite Morricone scores i'd say it is still very good because it is so varied and i like the pulsating  guitar driven riding themes with those harsh  flute flourishes and the chanting.In places theres a pounding piano riff which i'm sure has been ripped off by the Omen films!
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« #85 : January 12, 2006, 06:00:34 AM »
A bit too carnivalesque for me but I don't care for comedy Westerns that much either.
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« #86 : January 12, 2006, 06:01:07 AM »
I think the Mercenary is better and the title song can't rank among Morricone's 10 best. Good.
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« #87 : January 12, 2006, 06:29:30 AM »
I voted it as very good, not my favourite Morricone score but certainly not his worst.

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« #88 : January 12, 2006, 06:30:29 AM »
I'm not a big fan of comedy westerns but for me Beauregards theme and the music that plays when he shoots the Wild Bunch and it goes into a still montage is very enjoyable.

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« #89 : January 12, 2006, 09:48:14 AM »
Well its actually Sollima that claims it to be Morricones score in the special feature interview on the DVD.Why would he lie?-and he certainly seems to have all his marbles about him in his reminiscences.
It doesn't sound unlike Morricone to my ears but i'd have to have another look at the movie again to draw comparisons with his other scores.
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