This is really good and has all the hallmarks of the classic Italian soundtrack; lovely wordless vocals, easy listening type tunes, beautiful strings, a hint of bossa and of course a groovy little number.

Did you know, invented in 1962 by an American advertising executive Martin K. Speckter, the interrabang (more usually interrobang) is a non-standard punctuation mark that combines (through superimposition) a question mark and an exclamation mark. That'll be that thing on the cover. The reason for the movie's title is that actor Haydée Politoff's character wears a collar with the Interrabang symbol during the movie.

Packaging & Liner Notes
Standard LP sleeve.