For those seeking the highest audio quality (FLAC/Lossless), there are several official ways to access the complete score: Franz Di Cioccio, Franco Mussida – Attila Flagello di Dio
The original soundtrack for the 1982 Italian comedy composed by Franz Di Cioccio and Franco Mussida , remains a cult favorite for fans of both the film and the progressive rock band Premiata Forneria Marconi (PFM), of which both composers were founding members. Soundtrack Overview For those seeking the highest audio quality (FLAC/Lossless),
"Attila (versione barbara)," "Canto d'amore barbaro," and "La battaglia". Available Versions While the film was a parody, the music
Released originally in 1983, the score reflects the "cheerful anarchy" of the film starring Diego Abatantuono. While the film was a parody, the music by Franz Di Cioccio and Franco Mussida provided energetic, high-quality support that avoided the typical intrusive orchestration of contemporary comedies. Numero Uno . Genres: Soundtrack, Stage & Screen, Pop. While the film was a parody