Jimi Hendrix, Steppenwolf and Electric Prunes provide the soundtrack to one of the late sixties most important roadmovies. The Pusher was sampled in Hip Hop but I opted for the Electric Prunes on the soundclip. Qualit...

Underrated jazz soundtrack arranged by Mike Curb and a number of sixties mod artists. A few worthwhile spins on here with my favorite being by the Mad Doctors - Mad Mad Dcotor. Quality soul jazz that reminds me of ear...

Public Enemy is on top form with Fight The Power but don't miss the Perri tracks and Take 6 vocals. All time favorite Spike Lee flick. NM vinyl, cover has got two tiny tears on back, front looks perfect.

Highly recommended German only soundtrack recording with kraut, wave and disco burners by Peter Hauke's Black Jack and two exclusives by Bea. There are also a few skips with drum breaks / loops on offer. Clean vinyl w...

One of the earliest hip hop films addressing gang related crimes. Ice T dropping the title track but to me it is all about Raw by Big Daddy Kane and Paid In Full by Eric B & Rakim. US original with strong marks, looks...

Belgian compilation by Michel Follet of BRT with a brilliant selection of Ennio Morricone, Maurice Jarre, Georges Delerue and many more. Check the Elephant Man Theme for starters.

Boyz N The Hood remains a classic hip hop flick in my books and there are a few highlights on the soundtrack that are not featured anywhere else. Check out the Main Source track Just a Friendly Game Of Baseball and Ka...

One of my all time Hungarian faves with Skorpio, Omega, Bergendy, LGT and more providing the fun for this soundtrack. Heavy drumbreak on Lead Me through The Night by Skorpio but check the fantastic Turning Off My Nerv...

Many facts play in favour of this record starting with the amazing cover art, the famous Also Sprach Zarathustra theme later covered by so many across all musical genres and lastly the amazing György Ligeti compositio...

If you dig Italian library recordings you'll love this one. This gem is packed with dope stuff from the Who's Who of Italian soundtrack composers including Nico Fidenco, Nora Orlandi, Fred Bongusto, Francesco De Masi....

Did not expect to find anything outstanding on this early Buddah soundtrack release but was pleasantly surprised with the loud funk rock spin Heavy Rock At OJ that does everything the tittle suggests.

Obscure budget label double album with Tony Anderson messing with all the famous and lesser famous western themes. Not your everyday pick so if you want alternate versions of Fistfull Of Dollars, Hang Em High, Comanch...

Second in line of the famous California Wattstax festival with Ernie Hines, Little Milton, David Porter, Kim Weston...the list is long. Must have record to any soul, funk and blaxploitation fan or collector. Great cop...

Collectable Wattstax debut album with the who's who of the Stax signings and friends. Bar-Kays, Rufus Thomas, Isaac Hayes and more. A wonderful live setting from the first all African-American festival in Watts, Los A...

Rare and in-demand score by The Impressions who managed to maintain quality recordings despite the departure of main man Curtis Mayfield. The tittle track Three The Hard Way Chase & Theme is my favorite but don't miss...

Very rare US original from 1972 including one of the biggest breaks to feature on a children record. Drummer Man does what the tittle suggests, in-your-face smack drums all over. Solid VG+ condition and Drummer Man pl...

Sixties western soundtrack with several useful sample / mixtape snippets. Different in style to the Italian western scores but it still works. Columbian deep groove pressing in VG+ condition.

A fusion of jazz, blues and carribean vibes on this 1977 Taj Mahal soundtrack recording. I like the Love Theme, Funky Butt and the 8 minuttes of afro beat on Free The Brothers. US original in flawless condition. Small...

Collectable Sven Libaek soundtrack to Arthur Upfields adventurous travels through Australia. Intense jazzy compositions that are in part cheerful and easy, in part deep and intriguing. A must to soundtrack collectors,...

Surely Marlon Brando could not have imagined a better backing than Shorty Rogers and crew on top form. Everyone with a name in jazz anno 1953 is on board. Herb Geller, Bud Shank, Maynard Ferguson, Shelly Manne and mor...