Senza Sapere Niente Di Lei (RSD23)

The vinyl is beautifully quiet between tracks, and that deep, layered Morricone score really shines on the 180-gram pressing. I’ve been spinning it nonstop since it arrived.

The pressing is pristine and completely silent between tracks, which really lets Morricone's eerie strings and haunting vocal melodies shine. I’ve been hunting for this 1969 Giallo score for years and the RSD23 edition does it justice—so glad it’s finally in my collection.

The sleeve arrived with a small crease on one corner, which is a bit annoying for a collector, but the vinyl itself plays through cleanly with minimal surface noise. It’s a solid pressing of an interesting early Morricone score, though I wish the liner notes had more detail on the film.