2016 Vinyl Orange 
We Release Whatever The Fuck We Want Records
director of photography Angelo Lotti
lacquer cut by Daniel Krieger
music by [musica] Piero Umiliani
musician [musica de] Piero Umiliani
recorded by [recordista] Francesco Melloni
screenwriter Corrado Sofia
technician [technico del suono] Claudio Budassi
Recorded At Sound Work-Shop Studio
Phonographic Copyright (p) Liuto Edizioni Musicali Di Stefania Baffa
Copyright (c) We Release Whatever The Fuck We Want Records
Lacquer Cut At SST Brüggemann GmbH
Pressed By MPO
La [l131603] & Corrado Sofia presentano un programma scritto e diretto da Corrado Sofia
Registrazioni effetuate negli studi della Sound Work Shop Roma, Via S. Tomasso d'Aquino 65
℗ 1972 Liuto Edizioni Musicali Di Stefania Baffa
© 2016 We Release Whatever The Fuck We Want Records
Circular hype sticker on front shrink:
We Release Whatever The Fuck We Want Records presents
Piero Umiliani & I Suoi Oscillatori
Il Mondo Dei Romani
From the legendary soundtrack composer behind Mah nà Mah nà, the Omicron label and the Sound Work Shop recording studio.
A retro-futuristic rendition of what synthesizer-based avant-garde ancient Roman music driven by proto-techno sequences and minimalist rhythms would sound like.
Edition of 500 copies in orange vinyl
Bandcamp release notes:
We Release Whatever The Fuck We Want Records is thrilled to announce the vinyl re-release of sought-after experimental gem Il Mondo Dei Romani by soundtrack and avant-garde maestro Piero Umiliani, remastered straight from the original reels and available for the first time since 1972!
Originally recorded for a TV documentary about ancient Rome and released on Omnicron (Umiliani’s label), Il Mondo Dei Romani finds Piero Umiliani experimenting with electronic instruments (his oscillators) to offer a fascinating rendition of what synthesizer-based avant-garde ancient Roman music would sound like - a weird and extremely hypnotizing retro-futuristic experience where faux cithara, lyre, organ, and trumpet sounds are driven by proto-techno sequences and minimalist rhythms.
This brilliant electronic oddity is a limited edition of 500 vinyl LPs (no digital).
(...) The album is fully remastered for new levels of enjoyment.
Barcode: 7 640153 365460
Matrix / Runout: WRWTFWW 010 A Kr SST MPO (Runout side A, handwritten)
Matrix / Runout: WRWTFWW 010 B Kr SST MPO (Runout side B, handwritten)
lacquer cut by Daniel Krieger
music by [musica] Piero Umiliani
musician [musica de] Piero Umiliani
recorded by [recordista] Francesco Melloni
screenwriter Corrado Sofia
technician [technico del suono] Claudio Budassi
Recorded At Sound Work-Shop Studio
Phonographic Copyright (p) Liuto Edizioni Musicali Di Stefania Baffa
Copyright (c) We Release Whatever The Fuck We Want Records
Lacquer Cut At SST Brüggemann GmbH
Pressed By MPO
La [l131603] & Corrado Sofia presentano un programma scritto e diretto da Corrado Sofia
Registrazioni effetuate negli studi della Sound Work Shop Roma, Via S. Tomasso d'Aquino 65
℗ 1972 Liuto Edizioni Musicali Di Stefania Baffa
© 2016 We Release Whatever The Fuck We Want Records
Circular hype sticker on front shrink:
We Release Whatever The Fuck We Want Records presents
Piero Umiliani & I Suoi Oscillatori
Il Mondo Dei Romani
From the legendary soundtrack composer behind Mah nà Mah nà, the Omicron label and the Sound Work Shop recording studio.
A retro-futuristic rendition of what synthesizer-based avant-garde ancient Roman music driven by proto-techno sequences and minimalist rhythms would sound like.
Edition of 500 copies in orange vinyl
Bandcamp release notes:
We Release Whatever The Fuck We Want Records is thrilled to announce the vinyl re-release of sought-after experimental gem Il Mondo Dei Romani by soundtrack and avant-garde maestro Piero Umiliani, remastered straight from the original reels and available for the first time since 1972!
Originally recorded for a TV documentary about ancient Rome and released on Omnicron (Umiliani’s label), Il Mondo Dei Romani finds Piero Umiliani experimenting with electronic instruments (his oscillators) to offer a fascinating rendition of what synthesizer-based avant-garde ancient Roman music would sound like - a weird and extremely hypnotizing retro-futuristic experience where faux cithara, lyre, organ, and trumpet sounds are driven by proto-techno sequences and minimalist rhythms.
This brilliant electronic oddity is a limited edition of 500 vinyl LPs (no digital).
(...) The album is fully remastered for new levels of enjoyment.
Barcode: 7 640153 365460
Matrix / Runout: WRWTFWW 010 A Kr SST MPO (Runout side A, handwritten)
Matrix / Runout: WRWTFWW 010 B Kr SST MPO (Runout side B, handwritten)