“My Name is Nobody” is an atypical western, difficult to classify as it can be placed halfway between the progenitors of the genre of the 60s and the comedies of the following decade. Sponsored and partly directed by Sergio Leone, it came out in 1973 and was a notable success, thanks also to the presence of the actors Terence Hill and Henry Fonda, perfect in balancing the more light-hearted side and the more serious side of the 'spaghetti western'.

The other key element is obviously the music by Ennio Morricone, who writes and orchestrates a decidedly varied soundtrack, which knows how to adapt at any moment to the mood of the various scenes. There is everything: tension, epic and symphonic rides, which directly refer to the "Dollars Trilogy", light-hearted and frivolous moments, all mixed with an almost disarming naturalness.

Given the popularity of the film, the soundtrack has been reprinted several times, but it has been 35 years since it was re-released in LP format! A must-have not only for fans of Maestro Morricone but, given the importance of the film in question, also for any self-respecting film buff!

Limited edition in clear crystal vinyl.