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Ennio MORRICONE
Thrilling (Soundtrack) (limited numbered CD)
Recording Arts Italy
Cat: EMCD 01. Rel: 27 May 24
Soundtracks
| Track 1. La Regola Del Gioco |
| Track 2. Il Vittimista #1 |
| Track 3. La Regola Del Gioco #2 |
| Track 4. Il Vittimista #2 |
| Track 5. La Regola Del Gioco #3 |
| Track 6. Il Vittimista #3 |
| Track 7. Ciao Ciao |
| Track 8. Sadik Intro |
| Track 9. La Regola Del Gioco #4 |
| Track 10. Amore E Fantasia |
| Track 11. Sadik (Tema) |
| Track 12. Sadik (Finale) |
| Track 13. L'autostrada Del Sole #1 |
| Track 14. Il Mostro Dell'autostrada #1 |
| Track 15. L'albergo #1 |
| Track 16. Prima Dell'amore |
| Track 17. L'albergo #2 |
| Track 18. Paranoia |
| Track 19. L'autostrada Del Sole #2 |
| Track 20. Il Mostro Dell'autostrada #2 |
| Track 21. L'automobile |
| Track 22. La Regola Del Gioco #5 (Base version) |
| Track 23. La Regola Del Gioco #6 (Celesta version) |
| Track 24. Sadik (Titoli From 'I Due Evasi Di Sing Sing') |
Ennio Morricone's soundtrack for the Italian dark comedy anthology Thrilling superbly encapsulates the film's moody and darkly humorous essence. Featured in the film's three distinct segments, Morricone's music adds depth and atmosphere, enhancing the interconnected stories of accidental involvement in crime. Two standout tracks from this score, 'La Regola del Gioco,' appeared as bonus tracks on the 2014 soundtrack release for 'Danger: Diabolik' by Recording Arts Records, which also included the score for 'For a Few Dollars More.' The instrumental version of 'La Regola del Gioco' showcases Morricone's creativity in working with mood in music. It features a cool, laid-back electric guitar riff complemented by a smooth solo trumpet melody, underscored by soft rock percussion and strings, with a small vocal group adding a layer of intrigue by intoning the word 'thrilling' and providing wordless coos. This version radiates a dispassionate moodiness, blending a hint of seediness with a touch of intoxication. Together, these versions highlight Morricone's unique ability to tailor his compositions to the thematic elements of the film, proving once again why he remains a towering figure in film music.