Shogun Assassin - Vinyl Soundtrack
Originally released to the grindhouse circuit in 1980, Shogun Assassin is a cult martial arts classic that fuses Eastern samurai cinema with Western exploitation flair. The unforgettable score by Mark Lindsay (Paul Revere and the Raiders) and W. Michael Lewis (Rinder & Lewis) is a striking East-meets-West blend of traditional Japanese melodies, futuristic synth textures, and pulsing disco bass lines — all framed by the film’s eerie child narration.
The film’s legendary status was further cemented when GZA sampled dialogue extensively for the Wu-Tang Clan classic Liquid Swords (1995), produced by RZA. Dark, atmospheric, and undeniably influential, this soundtrack is a must-have for collectors of cult cinema scores, Wu-Tang fans, and lovers of gritty grindhouse aesthetics — including Tarantino devotees who’ll recognize its spirit in Kill Bill Vol. 2.
Originally released to the grindhouse circuit in 1980, Shogun Assassin is a cult martial arts classic that fuses Eastern samurai cinema with Western exploitation flair. The unforgettable score by Mark Lindsay (Paul Revere and the Raiders) and W. Michael Lewis (Rinder & Lewis) is a striking East-meets-West blend of traditional Japanese melodies, futuristic synth textures, and pulsing disco bass lines — all framed by the film’s eerie child narration.
The film’s legendary status was further cemented when GZA sampled dialogue extensively for the Wu-Tang Clan classic Liquid Swords (1995), produced by RZA. Dark, atmospheric, and undeniably influential, this soundtrack is a must-have for collectors of cult cinema scores, Wu-Tang fans, and lovers of gritty grindhouse aesthetics — including Tarantino devotees who’ll recognize its spirit in Kill Bill Vol. 2.
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Originally released to the grindhouse circuit in 1980, Shogun Assassin is a cult martial arts classic that fuses Eastern samurai cinema with Western exploitation flair. The unforgettable score by Mark Lindsay (Paul Revere and the Raiders) and W. Michael Lewis (Rinder & Lewis) is a striking East-meets-West blend of traditional Japanese melodies, futuristic synth textures, and pulsing disco bass lines — all framed by the film’s eerie child narration.
The film’s legendary status was further cemented when GZA sampled dialogue extensively for the Wu-Tang Clan classic Liquid Swords (1995), produced by RZA. Dark, atmospheric, and undeniably influential, this soundtrack is a must-have for collectors of cult cinema scores, Wu-Tang fans, and lovers of gritty grindhouse aesthetics — including Tarantino devotees who’ll recognize its spirit in Kill Bill Vol. 2.
