"An amazing soundtrack -- one that's as eerie as the film for which it was written, and which was also one of the few American recordings issued by Polish jazz great Krzysztof Komeda! The record is a masterpiece throughout -- on a level that easily matches the best from Morricone at the time!"What's next?
"Killer stuff all around! This album's a monster, blending Latin, soul, jazz, and a slight bit of funk -- all into a set of grooves that never stops pleasing, and which will make you start digging through the Latin racks like mad, just to find another LP this great! Green vomit! YAY"
JLR
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"mmmm....doo doo butter..."
Those dusty groove dudes will dress up ANYTHING to sell it.
"I had to clean it up with Comet."
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My mother-in-law's name is Rosemary. That's what's up.
But, ummm...this soundtrack rules.
part soul, part jazz, and very groovy overall!
chunky funky breaks that we always love so much!
shifts his groove here towards more of a boogie-styled 80s approach!
a smoker with an unusual sound!
Dustygroove is on the pipe, but this description sounds right to me.
I got a copy of Komeda's 'Astigmatic' in New York last month, need to go put that on...
My Polish homie brought one back from Worsaw for me. Good record. Is worth zloties, yes no?
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Yeah, great sound track, great movie, great book.
But this is my shit. Also a Komeda OST.
You just dig that 'dirty Librarian' look that ol' girl is sporting! Admit it!
I disagree, I think it's a pretty sweet look.
Sweet??????? Mang, she looks as if she's about to kill someone. I insist
and she looks like my mother in law!
NOT A GOOD LOOK!
did knife in the water ost ever come out in the 60s ?
i love that movie and love the music.
holy shit