Soundtrack Albums for Adult Films

I'm slowly building a collection of Soundtrack albums (LPs) for Adult (X-Rated) films. My list is rather small and I was hoping I could reach out to the esteemed members of the forum to make any recommendations on titles I may be missing.

I've searched the Forums with little to no success, but if there is anywhere else I should be looking, please don't be shy with adding a link or two.

This is more for curiosity and conversation sake, sound quality takes a back seat on this one. Here is a list of things currently in my collection. If you have any titles to add, please do so with my utmost appreciation.

Caligula: The Music
Deep Throat
Deep Throat Part II
Emmanuelle
Lialeh
Schoolgirl Report
Sensual Encounters Of Every Kind
Sex World
Teen-Age Cruisers
The Devil In Miss Jones
The Minx
Ultra Violet's Hot Parts

Hopefully no one finds this topic too offensive. If so, please accept my apologies and feel free to move on. For those who have titles to contribute, please accept my thanks in advance.

 

Edit: Schoolgirl Report deleted due to nudity on the cover.

 

The late Patrick Cowley. His trilogy of albums made for gay porn movies, Muscle Up, School Daze and Afternooners. All excellent synth music, pretty Eno-esque some of the time,Muscle Up is a must hear. On Spotify.

 

A couple old italian ones:

Piero Umiliani - Il Corpo



Piero Umiliani - La ragazza dalla pelle di luna



Nico Fidenco - Black Emanuelle



Stelvio Cipriani - Papaya : Love Goddess of the cannibals (there's also the original italian LP Papaya dei Caraibi)

 

This site always shows me that there is a next level on collecting, no matter which level I previously reached

 

Trunk Records has a few, but they’re mostly the sort of British 70s soft core horror erotica; Blood On Satan’s Claw, Virgin Witch, that sort of thing. The odd ‘proper’ soundtrack comes up, and there’re a couple of other related bits, plus some stuff in the 50p Friday downloads, but worth a look:
trunkrecords.com

 

Yes, just when you think you've seen it all, some weirdo like me shows up!


Thanks to all who have contributed so far, much appreciated.

 

Back in the mid-90s, Q.D.K. media released a series of soundtracks from Russ Meyer films on CD and LP. Each release featured three films, with a mix of soundtrack music and dialogue. Here's a link to the Discogs page for one of them:

Various - Up! Megavixens / Beneath The Valley Of The Ultravixens / Supervixens (Russ Meyer's Original Motion Picture Soundtracks)

Looks like they can still be found for a reasonable price!

 

Interesting, Patrick Cowley passed away on my 20th birthday, 11/12/82.

 

I nominate this sequence as "Thread of the Year".

Maybe of all time.

 

FYI, those Patrick Cowley albums are all available on cd/vinyl from Dark Entries Records or Amazon.

 

Believe it or not, some of there scores are really good and vastly superior to the average blockbuster score you hear nowadays.

There's an incredible amount of silly and poor italian movies of the 60s and the 70s....garbage...but most soundtracks are amazingly good...heck Morricone scored many of those.


This is one of them

 

Klaus Schulze - Body love

 

Here's a classic "must-have" sexploitation soundtrack that has been reissued a few times:

 

I always went to those films because of the music. Debbie does Dallas had guitar music.

 

Was there ever a soundtrack for Debbie Does Dallas II? I love the blues music that's in the background of the first scene where Debbie's in the jail cell, it's part of the reason I got into the blues in the first place since I first saw that scene when I was extremely young

 

Keep 'em comin...

 

back on topic. Two more for Trace's quest

Bruno Nicolai - Femmine Insaziabili (released abroad also as Carnal Circuit)





Bruno Nicolai - Justine



Justine is a 1969 movie. Starring Romina Power, yes Tyrone Power's daughter.

Original running time is 125 minutes, but released at the time as a 90m movie. So, that's thirty minutes that 1969 audiences couldn't see. I get why. Sort of extreme for a late sixties film, IIRC it was only Sweden to get the full version in 1969

The "Justine" soundtrack is basically a Vivaldi/Baroque rip off, but interesting anyway

 

I just spit coffee all over my desk. Classic.

 

OK, so much for keeping this "family-friendly"...

 

Ehhh, ya got a little...no, other side-...there, ya got it...

 

I'll echo "a customer" and say that my interest is in the music — sort of like the guy who reads Playboy for the articles.

My interest is also not in the typical type of soundtrack music one might expect for films of this sort. The OP has already posted my #1 in the category, the soundtrack for Ultra Violet's Hot Parts. The music on this LP is sublime, much of it the product of Michael Brown of Left Banke fame. Power pop aficionados such as myself have prized this album since forever.

On a related note, along about this general time frame, a friend of mine had taken in an X-rated movie at a drive-in and came back raving about the soundtrack, which was similarly Beatle-ish in nature. It was supposedly provided by Sleepy Hollow, whose lone album I own (see below...and yes, it's great). The head guy (uh, NPI) in that band was Rich Billay. I've never been able to track down the movie in question or the soundtrack.

It's a shot in the dark (stop it!), but is anyone aware of what this film might be, and if the music from it was ever released?