Dies Irae Psichedelico
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| - | "[[Dies Irae Psichedelico]]" (1968) is a musical composition by [[Ennio Morricone]] from the soundtrack of the film ''[[Escalation (film)|Escalation]]''. It is based on ''[[Dies Irae]]''. | + | "[[Dies Irae Psichedelico]]" (1968) is a musical composition by [[Ennio Morricone]] from the soundtrack of the film ''[[Escalation (1968 Italian film)|Escalation]]''. It is based on ''[[Dies Irae]]''. |
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| - | *[[Mind Fusion]] | + | The composition is featured in Madlib's ''[[Mind Fusion]]''. |
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"Dies Irae Psichedelico" (1968) is a musical composition by Ennio Morricone from the soundtrack of the film Escalation. It is based on Dies Irae.
The composition is featured in Madlib's Mind Fusion.
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