Third Man Records presents our limited edition component to the much celebrated (and Golden Globe awarded) Hateful Eight soundtrack, featuring original scoring by Ennio Morricone. Produced in a limited number of 500, and featuring many hand-made and hand-assembled elements, this is one for Third Man and Quentin Tarantino fans alike. Just check this video and see for yourself!
The included LP is two 180-gram LPs w/ all the posters and booklet from the standard edition, but with a different cover featuring our man QT hard at work on the inside fold out... The 18 gauge galvanized steel 7" box features real bullet holes and a laser etched Hateful Eight logo. The box itself contains the score and soundtrack as a 7" set (on blood red vinyl w/ black streaks) inside 8 separate sleeves featuring all members of the Hateful Eight from the film, as well as a metal noose pin and a replica of the film's famed "Lincoln Letter."
We'll have editions for sale in-store only (no online sales) in both our Nashville and Detroit stores on January 25th.
LP:
• 2 180-gram LPs
• Trifold jacket with cover variant (soft touch finish)
• 60” x 12” poster
• 36” x 12” poster
• 12-page booklet insert
BOX:
• 18 gauge galvanized steel box with real bullet holes & laser etched logo
• 8 7” records (blood red with black streaks) in Hateful Eight character sleeves (soft touch finish + spot varnish on blood)
• Metal noose pin in custom stamped and blood-spattered box
• Hidden Lincoln Letter replica
Is there anyone who can buy it for me?
It’s a long way to Nashville and Detroit stores from Athens, Greece…
Yeah that Martin botch job should give some people cause for pause with the Q.T.
Any way TMR can use the proceeds from these to help replace the historic Martin acoustic that was destroyed during filming? Seems necessary. I have no means to acquire the set, but would be willing to pitch in as a member of the TMR community.
@Raw Most of Tarantino’s movies make use of the intensity of confined spaces, which in this one contrasts with the snowy wide open spaces. I loved the movie, and for me the soundtrack works even better as an album than it did in the movie.
This movie is terrible. I love most of QT movies but this was so slow, boring and the cast was so old. 90% of the movie takes place in one room. It should have been better.
Regardless of the film reviews one has to admit that its nice to see it online. This is one of the toughest seasons for people to come up with cash in my opinion also despite the possibility of a nice tax return or any cash squirreled away from the holidays. Maybe once people pay their mortgages or rent the rest of these will fly out the door. Who’s to say really?
Thanks TMR, for not letting us down on this. I’m eternally grateful for the opportunity to buy the limited edition version. Alas the price is too much for my modest budget (bloody exchange rate) but I wish all the best to those who can afford it. Enjoy!
@Matt Sure- one of yall is workin with her. Or maybe all yall is workin with her. But only one of yall poisoned the coffee.
@Sky Ray – I was thinking the same thing. Expected them to be gone already.
For all the complaining about this not being available online, they sure aren’t being scooped up very fast…