Fortunately, DJ Herb saved me the trouble of summarizing all the
releases to date. But I do have a couple of comments:
DJ Herb:
> I have 4 LP's from croppled dick hot wax...all of which are (soft) porn
> soundtracks from the 60's and 70's.
They're not all porn flicks, but they are exploitation films of one
kind or another: horror, juvenile delinquent films, etc.
> If youre familiar with the three double-LP's of Russ MEyer soundtracks
> that has been re-released, these are very similar to that. IMO the stuff
> ive heard from Crippled Dick Hot Wax is mostly better than the Meyer
> soundtracks. Oh..and there's no anoying dialogue or other sounds from
> the movies getting in the way of the music (this got SO anoying on the
> Meyer soundtracks)
I actually *like* that dialogue! Especially on FASTER PUSSYCAT! ;-)
> Heres what i have so far, ill defenetly get more!
>
> *Jerry Van Rooyen - "At 250 Miles Per Hour"
> (This album got parts of the soundtrack's to 'Death on a rainy day',
> 'How short is the time for love', 'The vampire happening' and '
> Necronomicon/Succubus'.)
This is probably my least favorite. However, you *must* get the
Funki Porcini vs. Jerry Van Rooyen 12" on Sideburn (offshoot of
CDHW)! It's a classic.
> *Manfred Hubler & Siegfried Schwab - "Vampiros Lesbos - Sexadelic Dance
> Party"
>
> *Gert Wilden & Orchestra - "Schulmadchen Report"
> Aparently Schulmadchen Report (Schoolgirl Report) was just one in a
> whole series of "...Report" movies that came out in germany between 1968
> and 72.
Both of these are available on eye-boggling picture discs with extra
tracks not on the original vinyl or CD.
> *various - "Beat At Cinecitta"
> Music from a variety of Italian porn movies. Artists like Riz Ortolani,
> Teo Uselli, Bruno Nicolay and Franco De Gemini.
This is my favorite of the four, because there's more variety.
Apparently it's Vol. 1 of a proposed series of 3. If you like this
stuff, you should also check out the Easy Tempo series (3 so far)
on the Right Tempo label, or MO' PLEN 2000 and MO' PLEN 3000 on
Irma. They're all Italian soundtracks featuring some of the
same composers.
Oh yeah, there's one more CDHW release: Gert Wilden's I TOLD YOU
NOT TO CRY. The title track is hysterical.
Hope this helps.
-- Mark Turner mturner@netcom.com