This Double LP presents insights into the outstanding artistic means of expression of early 80s Berlin, leaving their mark on subsequent generations of artists and bands alike, and yet again brings the walled-in city's special attitude back to life.
Tracklisting:
01. Mona Mur: My Lie (1982)
02. Malaria: Thrash Me (1983)
03. Die Tödliche Doris: Tanz im Quadrat (1981)
04. Christiane F: Wunderbar (1982)
05. P1/E: 49 sec. Romance (1980)
06. Mono/45 UPM: Romantic Adieu (1979)
07. Sprung aus den Wolken : Akcam La (1982)
08. Kosmonautentraum: Stolze Menschen(1981)
09. Valie Export & I. Wiener: Bananen (1980)
10. Alexander v. Borsig (Hacke): Hiroshima (1980)
11. DIN A Testbild: No repeat (1980)
12. Flucht nach Vorn: Nahost (1982)
13. Frieder Butzmann: Schmusewolle (1979)
14. Sentimentale Jugend: Wollt ihr die totale Befriedigung (1980)
15. Einstürzende Neubauten: Tanz Debil (1980)
16. MDK: Berlin (1982) More

with the nearly lost recordings, also been soundtrack for Jess Franco´s cult films "Vampyros Lesbos", "She kills in ecstasy" and the "The devil came from Akasava", Crippled Dick Hot Wax presents a very special and delicious release:
The songs from the hard to find LPs "Psychedelic Dance Party" and "Sexadelic" were written in 1969 and released in 1970. They were composed by Manfred Hübler and Siegfried Schwab.
Sexadelic Dance Party is a compilation with the best titles. The musical background placed within red-light swing, sleazy psychedelic and strip ballads.
Various wild parties around the soundtrack were celebrated after the popular release in 1995. The parties took place in many places in Germany and USA and the cult about the Jess Franco movie increased.
The DOLP will be released in a luxury gatefold sleeve with five bonus tracks
The sound of this release was remastered by Slope for high audio standards.
TRACKLIST:
1. Droge CX 9
2. The lions and the cucumber
3. There's no satisfaction
4. Dedicated to love
5. People's playground Version A
6. We don't care
7. People's playground Version B *VINYL BONUS TRACK
8. The Ballad of a fair singer
9. Necronomania
10. Kamasutra
11. The Message
12. Shindai Lovers
13. The six wisdoms of Aspasia
14. Countdown to nowhere *VINYL BONUS TRACK
15. Konkubination * VINYL/CD BONUS TRACK
16. Ghost or good and bad onions * VINYL/CD BONUS TRACK
17. Psycho Contact- Part One * VINYL/CD BONUS TRACK
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a sensual homage to to the most raunchy,
erotic fimmusic from the vaults of italian 60s & 70s cinema
The finest in italian 60s soundtracks course Vol. 1 ?a sensual homage to to the most raunchy, erotic fimmusic from the vaults of italian 60s & 70s cinema
The first volume in a series dedicated to the most raunchy, erotic beat film music from the vaults of Italian 60s & 70s cinema. Brass pasta sound for hot nights from some of the most acclaimed Italian composers of all time: Bruno Nicolai, Pierro Piccioni, Armando Trovajoli, Luis Bacalov, Riz Ortolani.
CD comes with a 24-page booklet with numerous poster-reproductions and stills all 'dente as well as extensive liner notes.
Tracklist
01. Iena Sequence (Roberto Pregadio)
02. Cheops and Nefertiti (Franco de Gemini)
03. Beat Fuga Shake (Riz Ortolani)
04. Una Sull' Altra (Riz Ortolani)
05. Tiffany Sequence M.8 (Riz Ortolani)
06. Piacere Sequence (Teo Usuelli)
07. Bossa Beat (Franco de Gemini / Alessandro Alessandroni)
08. I want it all (Bruno Nicolai)
09. Traffic Boom (Piero Piccione)
10. Tiffany Sequence M.22 (Riz Ortolani)
11. Tema di Londra M.47 (Francesco de Masi / Alessandro Alessandroni)
12. Tema di Londra M.1 Francesco de Masi / Alessandro Alessandroni)
13. Tiffany Sequence M.8 (Riz Ortolani)
14. The Roaring Twenties (Riz Ortolani)
15. Latin Quarter (Riz Ortolani)
16. Tema di Londra M.10 (Francesco de Masi / Alessandro Alessandroni)

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a sensual homage to to the most raunchy, erotic fimmusic from the vaults of italian 60s & 70s cinema
The finest in italian 60s soundtracks course Vol. 1 ?a sensual homage to to the most raunchy, erotic fimmusic from the vaults of italian 60s & 70s cinema
The first volume in a series dedicated to the most raunchy, erotic beat film music from the vaults of Italian 60s & 70s cinema. Brass pasta sound for hot nights from some of the most acclaimed Italian composers of all time: Bruno Nicolai, Pierro Piccioni, Armando Trovajoli, Luis Bacalov, Riz Ortolani.
LP comes with with numerous stills all 'dente as well as extensive liner notes.
Tracklist
01. Iena Sequence (Roberto Pregadio)
02. Cheops and Nefertiti (Franco de Gemini)
03. Beat Fuga Shake (Riz Ortolani)
04. Una Sull' Altra (Riz Ortolani)
05. Tiffany Sequence M.8 (Riz Ortolani)
06. Piacere Sequence (Teo Usuelli)
07. Bossa Beat (Franco de Gemini / Alessandro Alessandroni)
08. I want it all (Bruno Nicolai)
09. Traffic Boom (Piero Piccione)
10. Tiffany Sequence M.22 (Riz Ortolani)
11. Tema di Londra M.47 (Francesco de Masi / Alessandro Alessandroni)
12. Tema di Londra M.1 Francesco de Masi / Alessandro Alessandroni)
13. Tiffany Sequence M.8 (Riz Ortolani)
14. The Roaring Twenties (Riz Ortolani)
15. Latin Quarter (Riz Ortolani)
16. Tema di Londra M.10 (Francesco de Masi / Alessandro Alessandroni)
Details
LP, Gatefold, coloured viynl - lim. edition of 1000 copies

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Limited Edition - 1000 copies - coloured Vinyl / Gatefold Cover!!!!
Schoolgirl Report and other music from sexy German films (68-72)
Gerd Wilden, composer for artists such as Zarah Leander and Hildegard Knef, responsible for the soundtracks of more than 50 films and 300 CDs and LPs, had focused his musical attention by the late 60s and early 70s on a new genre of entertainment: The German sex film.
This is the first compilation of his work for the erotic cinema, featuring the most swinging themes from the famed SCHOOLGIRL REPORT series and other sexploitation films.
Deluxe LP with featuring numerous sexy stills and poster reproduction, extensive liner notes and a biography of composer Wilden.
Tracklist

Side A
01. Title Theme (Die dressierte Frau)
02. Follow Me (Was Männer nicht für möglich halten)
03. Title Theme (Madame und ihre Nichten)
04. Title Theme (Schulmädchen Report 1 - 13)
05. Girl Faces (Schulmädchenreport 1)
06. Dirty Beat (Schulmädchenreport 2)
07. Soul Guitar (Schulmädchenreport 3)
08. Getting Blue (Schulmädchenreport 4)

Side B
09. Dirty Boy (Was Männer nicht für möglich halten)
10. Ecstasy Blues (Schulmädchenreport 5)
11. Title Theme (Mädchen, die nach München kommen)
12. Sexy Girls (Mädchen, die nch München kommen)
13. Blues Party (Die fleissigen Bienen vom fröhlichen Bock)
14. Hot Dance (Madame und ihre Nichten)
15. Dirty Dancing (Madame und ihre Nichten)
16. Ballet Elevin (Was Männer nicht für möglich halten)
17. Blue Mood (Die jungen Ausreisserinnen)

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LP, Gatefold, coloured vinyl - lim. edition of 1000 copies
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Limited Edition - 1000 copies - coloured Vinyl / Gatefold Cover!!!!
Schoolgirl Report and other music from sexy German films (68-72)
Gerd Wilden, composer for artists such as Zarah Leander and Hildegard Knef, responsible for the soundtracks of more than 50 films and 300 CDs and LPs, had focused his musical attention by the late 60s and early 70s on a new genre of entertainment: The German sex film.
This is the first compilation of his work for the erotic cinema, featuring the most swinging themes from the famed SCHOOLGIRL REPORT series and other sexploitation films.
Deluxe LP with featuring numerous sexy stills and poster reproduction, extensive liner notes and a biography of composer Wilden.
Tracklist

Side A
01. Title Theme (Die dressierte Frau)
02. Follow Me (Was Männer nicht für möglich halten)
03. Title Theme (Madame und ihre Nichten)
04. Title Theme (Schulmädchen Report 1 - 13)
05. Girl Faces (Schulmädchenreport 1)
06. Dirty Beat (Schulmädchenreport 2)
07. Soul Guitar (Schulmädchenreport 3)
08. Getting Blue (Schulmädchenreport 4)

Side B
09. Dirty Boy (Was Männer nicht für möglich halten)
10. Ecstasy Blues (Schulmädchenreport 5)
11. Title Theme (Mädchen, die nach München kommen)
12. Sexy Girls (Mädchen, die nch München kommen)
13. Blues Party (Die fleissigen Bienen vom fröhlichen Bock)
14. Hot Dance (Madame und ihre Nichten)
15. Dirty Dancing (Madame und ihre Nichten)
16. Ballet Elevin (Was Männer nicht für möglich halten)
17. Blue Mood (Die jungen Ausreisserinnen)

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LP, Gatefold, coloured vinyl - lim. edition of 1000 copies
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the ultimate in erotic and raunchy filmmusic from the wild, wild world of italian exploitation cinema
The hottest in italian 60s soundtracks Vol. 3
The ultimate in raunchy film music from the wild world of Italian exploitation cinema! ?Besides from being featured in THE BIG LEBOWSKI this all over the world success finally goes round 3 and comes hotter than ever. This Volume doesnt features the easy way of italian amore, but the dirty, red side of passion, the pasta way. Say hello to sneaking kitties, pumping boys and starlove revival. Get that one, now! Feel the heat of the beat! Erotica, Exotica, Psychotica!
- CD (Jewellcase) + 20 page booklet with poster reproductions

Tracklist:
01. Il Profeta (Armando Trovaioli)
02. Tema di Oscar (Berto Pisano)
03. Kill them all (Berto Pisano et. al.)
04. L'Arcidiavolo (Armando Trovaioli)
05. Amore Amore Amore (Piero Piccione)
06. Playgirl '70 I (Piero Piccioni)
07. L'Eta' del malessere (Stefano Torossi)
08. Quand' ero un Bebe' (Armando Trovaioli)
09. Dove vai tutta nuda (Armando Trovaioli)
10. Once and again (Piero Piccione)
11. Playgirl '70 II (Piero Piccione)
12. Vedo nudo (Armado Trovaioli)
13. Let's find out (MacDonald / Trovaioli)
14. Crazy (Fowlkes / Trovaioli)
15. Eva, la venere selvaggia (Roberto Pregadio)
16. Right or wrong (Piccioni / Robinson)


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Back in ! KAMASUTRA - an unreleased soundtrack from 1968 by Irmin Schmidt and The Inner Space
Better late than never? A good four decades after its making, a rare gem is up for release: the soundtrack to Kobi Jaeger's erotic and educational epic KAMASUTRA - consummation of love composed and recorded by Irmin Schmidt & The Inner Space. A precursor to krautrock pioneers CAN, Schmidt's 1968 recording assembles Can's original line-up - Michael Karoli, Jaki Liebezeit and Malcolm Mooney - who later went on to craft the band's seminal debut, Monster Movie.
The film KAMASUTRA - consummation of love switches between India and Germany and stars Bruno Dietrich and Barbara Schöne. A prime example of late 1960s German erotica and the so-called sexual revolution, it liberated the subject of sex from dingy red light cinemas and whisked it away to the exotic Far East, to the realm that - more than a millennium earlier - had spawned the erotic teachings of the KAMASUTRA. Fast-forward to the present day and you will find the film's well-intentioned, in parts pedagogical approach bristling with (un)intentional comedy.
Many bands and composers from the late 1960s were intrigued by eastern philosophy and influenced by oriental sounds. Besides several laid-back, percussive instrumentals laced with flutes and sitars, the soundtrack also features two vocal tracks: 'I'm Hiding My Nightingale' (sung by Margarete Juvan) and 'There Was A Man' (sung by Malcolm Mooney).
KAMASUTRA - consummation of love was mastered from the original analog tapes by CALYX and is available as a CD digipack and limited gatefold vinyl (both by Crippled Dick Hot Wax)
Tracklist:
Indisches Panorama I
I'm Hiding My Nightingale
There was a man
Im Tempel
In Kalkutta III
Indisches Panorama II
In Kalkutta I
Im Orient
Indisches Panorama III
Mundharmonika Beat
Indisches Panorama IV
I'm around you everyday
Indisches Panorama V
Indisches Panorama VI
Indische Liebesszene
In Kalkutta II
Im Orient II

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KAMASUTRA - an unreleased soundtrack from 1968 by Irmin Schmidt and The Inner Space
Better late than never? A good four decades after its making, a rare gem is up for release: the soundtrack to Kobi Jaeger's erotic and educational epic KAMASUTRA - consummation of love composed and recorded by Irmin Schmidt & The Inner Space. A precursor to krautrock pioneers CAN, Schmidt's 1968 recording assembles Can's original line-up - Michael Karoli, Jaki Liebezeit and Malcolm Mooney - who later went on to craft the band's seminal debut, Monster Movie.
The film KAMASUTRA - consummation of love switches between India and Germany and stars Bruno Dietrich and Barbara Schöne. A prime example of late 1960s German erotica and the so-called sexual revolution, it liberated the subject of sex from dingy red light cinemas and whisked it away to the exotic Far East, to the realm that - more than a millennium earlier - had spawned the erotic teachings of the KAMASUTRA. Fast-forward to the present day and you will find the film's well-intentioned, in parts pedagogical approach bristling with (un)intentional comedy.
Many bands and composers from the late 1960s were intrigued by eastern philosophy and influenced by oriental sounds. Besides several laid-back, percussive instrumentals laced with flutes and sitars, the soundtrack also features two vocal tracks: 'I'm Hiding My Nightingale' (sung by Margarete Juvan) and 'There Was A Man' (sung by Malcolm Mooney).
KAMASUTRA - consummation of love was mastered from the original analog tapes by CALYX and is available as a CD digipack and limited gatefold vinyl (both by Crippled Dick Hot Wax)
Tracklist:
Indisches Panorama I
I'm Hiding My Nightingale
There was a man
Im Tempel
In Kalkutta III
Indisches Panorama II
In Kalkutta I
Im Orient
Indisches Panorama III
Mundharmonika Beat
Indisches Panorama IV
I'm around you everyday
Indisches Panorama V
Indisches Panorama VI
Indische Liebesszene
In Kalkutta II
Im Orient II

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singles only, UK 1978-1982
It‘s always a special pleasure to flip through that box of singles. This diminutive format in black vinyl made it possible for a musician‘s own productions to be released in the smallest of runs. Very often for lack of funds they only came out as 7“s, in contrast to the big labels. Long since unavailable or, if to be had at all, then sadly only at hefty collectors‘ prices.
Sometimes the B-side is an eye-opener: the A-side a let-down. And of course a centre puck is standard equipment for any lover of the 7”!
A pity, though, that they‘ve got to be turned over after three minutes, so if you‘re planning on an evening‘s wall-to-wall listening then it‘s best to make yourself comfortable next to the turntable with your box of singles within arm‘s reach.
7“ UP! is our song of praise to a fine little medium that only a few labels are still putting out. No promotion for vinyl, though, in these days of mp3 and the iPod...
A compilation of British rarities from 1978 to 1982, 7“ UP! offers little-known, pristine pearls of pop, punk and new wave for people who haven‘t heard everything yet. And for all of those who came into the world a bit later, of course, too.
Tracklist.
01. Mark Beer - The man man man
02. Glaxo Babies – This is your life
03. Contact – Constant beat
04. I Jog & The Tracksuits – Redbox
05. Gerry and the Holograms - Gerry and the Holograms
06. Brian Brain – Jive, jive
07. They must be Russians – Don´t try to cure yourself
08. Moondogs – Imposter
09. Thomas Leer – Private plane
10. Cult Figures – Zip Nolan
11. Monochrome Set – Eine Symphonie des Grauens
12. Henry Badowski – Making love with my wife
13. Weekend – Drumbeat for baby
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singles only, UK 1978-1982
It‘s always a special pleasure to flip through that box of singles. This diminutive format in black vinyl made it possible for a musician‘s own productions to be released in the smallest of runs. Very often for lack of funds they only came out as 7“s, in contrast to the big labels. Long since unavailable or, if to be had at all, then sadly only at hefty collectors‘ prices.
Sometimes the B-side is an eye-opener: the A-side a let-down. And of course a centre puck is standard equipment for any lover of the 7”!
A pity, though, that they‘ve got to be turned over after three minutes, so if you‘re planning on an evening‘s wall-to-wall listening then it‘s best to make yourself comfortable next to the turntable with your box of singles within arm‘s reach.
7“ UP! is our song of praise to a fine little medium that only a few labels are still putting out. No promotion for vinyl, though, in these days of mp3 and the iPod...
A compilation of British rarities from 1978 to 1982, 7“ UP! offers little-known, pristine pearls of pop, punk and new wave for people who haven‘t heard everything yet. And for all of those who came into the world a bit later, of course, too.
Tracklist.
01. Mark Beer - The man man man
02. Glaxo Babies – This is your life
03. Contact – Constant beat
04. I Jog & The Tracksuits – Redbox
05. Gerry and the Holograms - Gerry and the Holograms
06. Brian Brain – Jive, jive
07. They must be Russians – Don´t try to cure yourself
08. Moondogs – Imposter
09. Thomas Leer – Private plane
10. Cult Figures – Zip Nolan
11. Monochrome Set – Eine Symphonie des Grauens
12. Henry Badowski – Making love with my wife
13. Weekend – Drumbeat for baby
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Ladies to the mike, please!
After a long stint of male dominance during the 70s – with only a few scattered exceptions to prove the rule – the birth of punk manifested the dawn of a new self-confidence: awkward girl bands like The Slits, Au Pairs or German variant Mania D decided to cause a stir in their dick-dominated surroundings. The cliché of the dishwashing female reduced to rearing offspring and shooting the odd admiring glance at her strong breadwinner was about to undergo a radical U-turn – many of the era’s pivotal bands featured women right at the frontline.
Kickstarted by provocative pop actionists like Valie Export in the early 70s, this new feminist attitude was picked up and perpetuated by her musical sisters in mind.
Nevertheless, this compilation does not dwell on the political statements behind the scene’s artistic emancipation, but rather highlights its singers’ newfound musical self-confidence. All tracks featured here simply bristle with untainted, exuberant freshness.
TRACKLIST:
01. Maximum Joy: Stretch (1981)
02. Ludus: Breaking The Rules (1983)
03. Dorothy: Softness (1980)
04. JaJaJa: Katzrap (1982)
05. Bow Wow Wow: C-30, C-60, C-90 ANDA! (1980)
06. Delta 5: Mind Your Own Business (1980)
07. Slits: I Heard It Through The Grapevine (1979)
08. Rip, Rig and Panic: Storm The Reality Asylum (1982)
09. Anna Domino: Zanna (1988)
10. New Age Steppers: Fade Away (1981)
11. Rip, Rig and Panic: Sunken Love (1982)
12. Nicolle Meyer: Nowhere By Mir (1983) More

Time to celebrate a brand new, exceptional addition to the zombie genre with Canadian director Bruce LaBruce’s latest oeuvre. Renouncing the most obvious cliches, LaBruce lets his protagonist - gay punk zombie Otto – ramble and roam the streets of Berlin until he finds himself cast for a low budget flick. With a keen eye for style, the director picks and mixes references from classic horror, silent movies and Modernity into a strident, yet poetic film. In this, Otto; Or, Up With Dead People continues the tradition of the political pornographer’s previous successes, The Raspberry Reich and Hustler White.
Spoilt for choice: Otto features more than 50 international tracks and sounds! After careful selection, Crippled Dick Hot Wax now presents the movie’s official soundtrack (featuring 14 tracks and available on CD (digipak) or limited double vinyl), promising to take us on a truly crazy acoustic rollercoaster ride. Yet despite the artists’ glaring differences, the result is a surprisingly coherent, compact and homogeneous compilation. Weaving classical, electronic, drone, avantgarde, pop and punk/disco into a well-balanced whole, the soundtrack introduces cinema and music lovers alike to the weirdly wonderful world of Bruce LaBruce
tRACKLIST.
01. Mikael Karlsson - Descent
02. Jean-Louis Huhta – Halfway Between The World And Death
03. 4th Sign Of The Apocalypse – Ascending The River
04. All My Friends – Theme From All My Friends
05. Pandas Of Black Metal – Kill Your Gods
06. Misty Roses – Mario And Dario
07. The Living Dead Boys – We Are The Living Dead Boys
08. No Bra - Doherfuckher
09. Brittle Stars – On The Cusp Of Infinity
10. Eyes And Teeth - Sonicize
11. Othon with Ernesto Tomasini - Metalipsis
12. La Jovenc – Going Home
13. Ultra Milkmaids + V - Load
14. The Homophones – Everyone’s Dead More

Time to celebrate a brand new, exceptional addition to the zombie genre with Canadian director Bruce LaBruce’s latest oeuvre. Renouncing the most obvious cliches, LaBruce lets his protagonist - gay punk zombie Otto – ramble and roam the streets of Berlin until he finds himself cast for a low budget flick. With a keen eye for style, the director picks and mixes references from classic horror, silent movies and Modernity into a strident, yet poetic film. In this, Otto; Or, Up With Dead People continues the tradition of the political pornographer’s previous successes, The Raspberry Reich and Hustler White.
Spoilt for choice: Otto features more than 50 international tracks and sounds! After careful selection, Crippled Dick Hot Wax now presents the movie’s official soundtrack (featuring 14 tracks and available on CD (digipak) or limited double vinyl), promising to take us on a truly crazy acoustic rollercoaster ride. Yet despite the artists’ glaring differences, the result is a surprisingly coherent, compact and homogeneous compilation. Weaving classical, electronic, drone, avantgarde, pop and punk/disco into a well-balanced whole, the soundtrack introduces cinema and music lovers alike to the weirdly wonderful world of Bruce LaBruce
tRACKLIST.
01. Mikael Karlsson - Descent
02. Jean-Louis Huhta – Halfway Between The World And Death
03. 4th Sign Of The Apocalypse – Ascending The River
04. All My Friends – Theme From All My Friends
05. Pandas Of Black Metal – Kill Your Gods
06. Misty Roses – Mario And Dario
07. The Living Dead Boys – We Are The Living Dead Boys
08. No Bra - Doherfuckher
09. Brittle Stars – On The Cusp Of Infinity
10. Eyes And Teeth - Sonicize
11. Othon with Ernesto Tomasini - Metalipsis
12. La Jovenc – Going Home
13. Ultra Milkmaids + V - Load
14. The Homophones – Everyone’s Dead More