Itoo 2024

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The eminent Russian pianist, pedagogue and composer, Samuel [Samuil] Feinberg, was born in Odessa and raised in Moscow. From an early age he exhibited an extraordinary talent on the piano. He enrolled in the Moscow Conservatory and studied piano with Alexander Goldenweiser. During his student years he took instruction in composition privately with Nikolai Zhilyayev.

Beat Records Company Publishing Group in collaboration with Universal Music Publishing Ricordi and EMI Music Publishing is proud to present the complete edition of the 60th anniversary of the original motion picture soundtrack of the second movie of The Dollars Trilogy, For a Few Dollars More, featuring the score by Ennio Morricone. One of the most waited scores by the Maestro fans, and from Sergio Leone's cinema and music lovers, a project that finally is born thanks to the finding of the score in Beat Records archives, right in time to celebrate the 60th year of life of this cinematic masterpiece by Sergio Leone with Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef and Gian Maria Volontè.A soundtrack so much yearned, now finally available compete with the original RCA album program and unreleased tracks to reach the length of 66 minutes of pure Morricone western sound. A masterpiece finally available to everybody thanks to this Deluxe edition on CD in our CDX series, mastering by Claudio Fuiano and Daniel Winkler, 24 pages booklet with Averardo Ciriello cover, external hard paper tunnel with Renato Casaro cover while on the back we have a portrait of Ennio Morricone portrait drawn by Claudio Fuiano, liner notes and graphic layout by Daniele de Gemini. A limited edition that can't be missing from your collection.

Beat Records Company Publishing Group in collaboration with Universal Music Publishing Ricordi and EMI Music Publishing is proud to present the complete edition of the 60th anniversary of the original motion picture soundtrack of the second movie of The Dollars Trilogy, For a Few Dollars More, featuring the score by Ennio Morricone. One of the most waited scores by the Maestro fans, and from Sergio Leone's cinema and music lovers, a project that finally is born thanks to the finding of the score in Beat Records archives, right in time to celebrate the 60th year of life of this cinematic masterpiece by Sergio Leone with Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef and Gian Maria Volontè.A soundtrack so much yearned, now finally available compete with the original RCA album program and unreleased tracks to reach the length of 66 minutes of pure Morricone western sound. A masterpiece finally available to everybody thanks to this Deluxe edition on CD in our CDX series, mastering by Claudio Fuiano and Daniel Winkler, 24 pages booklet with Averardo Ciriello cover, external hard paper tunnel with Renato Casaro cover while on the back we have a portrait of Ennio Morricone portrait drawn by Claudio Fuiano, liner notes and graphic layout by Daniele de Gemini. A limited edition that can't be missing from your collection.

Three CD set exploring rock's dark underbelly and explorations in the occult, witchcraft, bad majick and satanism from 1966 onwards. As the Fab dream of the first half of the 1960s began to fade and the acid took it's unpredictable hold, spirituality in it's many forms provided some outlet for many of pop and rock's weariest souls and most enthusiastic experimenters. As the rock became harder and more progressive, the drugs grew dirtier and peace and love began to falter, the individualistic indulgence promised by the occult and it's many sisters drew it's cloak around already established acts and birthed countless other bastard and hybrid offspring. Divided into several offshoots and outlets - Buried Underground, Phantom Sabbaths, Popular Satanism, She Devils, Folk Devils, Evil Jazz, Beelzefunk and Incantation Chants - 'The Devil Rides In' captures a snapshot of that time and place, when rock, jazz, funk and folk took a step into the darkness, returning with tales of possession, witchcraft, covens, occult ceremonies, black masses, sabbats and encounters with He Who Walks Backwards himself. Enthusiastic and celebratory in places, damaged and cautionary in others, these artists offered a counter balance to the thread of Christian and Eastern spirituality also working it's way into rock at that time. Sometimes overtly, sometimes veiled, but always with something to say.

Ahead of the curve as ever, in 1972 The Residents turned their back on the mainstream music industry and established their own Ralph Records imprint, taking control of every aspect of the recording, design and manufacturing process of their records. Over the next decade, Ralph would release numerous seminal singles and albums by a diverse range of artists from both the US and Europe, capturing the zeitgeist perfectly in the era of punk and new wave, when the DIY aesthetic went overground. Featuring key singles, vital album tracks and a number of recordings appearing on CD for the first time, as well as previously unheard material from Schwump, Snakefinger, MX-80 Sound and Gary Panter, ‘Buy Or Die!’ is not only an insight into The Residents’ world but also into the workings of their DIY mindset, with most of the tracks here being recorded in the group’s own studio, and released in artwork produced by their own graphics department. From established names such as Yello and The Residents themselves, to lesser-known gems by Fred Frith, Tuxedomoon et al, this is a distinctive snapshot of that experimental and open-minded time and place, as seen through the lense of one of America’s most adventurous artists.

Slovenian collective Laibach revisit their 1987 masterpiece, Opus Dei, with brand-new interpretations by the group, along with remixes from the record’s original producer and mixer, Rico Conning. Opus Dei (translation: God’s Work) was the band’s first album for Mute, garnering acclaim and shining a worldwide spotlight on the unique Slovenian collective. This led to the album being listed in the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die (edited by Robert Dimery), where it was called “…a masterpiece of its genre.” Opus Dei Revisited presents two distinct new versions of the work, an approach in keeping with the original album, where they reimagined Opus’s ‘Live Is Life’ (as ‘Opus Dei’) and Queen’s ‘One Vision’ (‘Geburt einer Nation’), two key highlights of the album. The first disc is a reworking by Laibach themselves, initially crafted and then refined for their current Opus Dei Revisited Tour. Never a band to take an easy route to any destination, the challenge to re-evaluate, reinterpret, and rebuild the tracks was an artistic imperative. The band was so pleased with the results that they entered the studio immediately after Phase 1 of the Opus Dei Revisited Tour was completed to capture these new versions.