This long awaitied CD release of the 99 Women soundtrack continues DigitMovies aim of releasing Nicolai's contributions to Franco's cult movies (also available are Eugenie De Sade '70 from DigitMovies and Lucky The Inscrutable from Dagored).

For the 99 Women soundtrack, Nicolai has written a serious symphonic score where a sad gospel-like ballad with a pop arrangement emerges called "The Day I was Born" (sung by an unidentifed vocalist) - a beautiful tune that becomes the "revenge scream" of all the female prisoners. This tune is also reprised with various sensual instrumental variations for sax and orchestra. Other pieces of note are a classical flavoured theme, a sad requiem-like theme, mysterious and dramatic themes with an avant-garde approach and some semi-jazz music for the action sequences.

This is really a fantastic collection of soundtrack styles from Nicolai that come together to make a very special CD indeed. This CD includes every piece of music that was found in the stereo recording session master tapes!

Packaging & Liner Notes
Standard jewel case with 8 page colour booklet containing synopsis, colour movie stills, original poster art and an introduction from Video Watchdog Editor, Tim Lucas.