"La Cosa Buffa" is a 1972 drama and sentimental film based on the novel of the same name by Giuseppe Berto, directed by Aldo Lado and starring Gianni Morandi and Ottavia Piccolo.

The film falls into a wide category of cinematographic works that deal with relationships between adults and adolescents, and consequently the soundtrack, composed and orchestrated by Ennio Morricone, lives on a romantic theme and numerous variations whose melodies are mainly entrusted to the strings, the harpsichord and, in several cases, to the inevitable voice of Edda Dell'Orso; the only exceptions, the "Danceable N.1" and "N.2" versions of the title-track, two rhythmic songs of the 60s beat genre.

Exactly fifty years after the previous vinyl edition, "La Cosa Buffa" sees the light again in the same format, in a special version with a completely renewed artwork characterized by a faithful reproduction of the original poster of the film on the cover.

Yellow vinyl edition. Audio remastered by Claudio Fuiano.

Side A:

1.La funny thing 3:07

2.Thinking about Maria 3:28

3.Indecision with Maria 3:10

4.Exercise with Marika 1:55

5.Strange thoughts 3:09

6.Homecoming 1:44

7.La funny thing – Danceable No.1 1:51

8.La funny thing – Reprise 4 1:16

Side B:

1.Like Romeo and Juliet 2:19

2.Raindrops 3:09

3.Incomplete Catalog 9:38

4.La funny thing – Danceable N.2 1:44

5.La funny thing – Danceable N.5 1:31