[quote=“ENNIOO, post:100, topic:425”]Black Emanuelle’s Groove by Nico Fidenco .
A selection of tracks from the Emanuelle Movies of sleaze master Joe D’Amato.
I can never get enough of Nico Fidenco soundtrack stuff, as the guy does some pretty catchy themes.[/quote]
Funny idea, talking about Emanuelle, preferring the audio to the video.
Still, the music hasn’t changed in the course of the years, which cannot be said about Emanuelle.
I don’t know about the black one, but I saw Sylvia Kristel the other day on Dutch television, and if you can’t say something nice …
I like the Joe D’Amato directed Emanuelle (one m) films as they are; different, ahead of their time, sleazy and often violent and of course the scores of Nico Fidenco.
Oh, and there is of course Laura Gesmer
French Emmanuelle films with Sylvia Kristel, have two m’s in the title.
[quote=“ENNIOO, post:102, topic:425”]I like the Joe D’Amato directed Emanuelle (one m) films as they are; different, ahead of their time, sleazy and often violent and of course the scores of Nico Fidenco.
Oh, and there is of course Laura Gesmer
French Emmanuelle films with Sylvia Kristel, have two m’s in the title.[/quote]
Well, never noticed the two m’s.
Must have been looking to other things.
And I always thought Black Emanuela was just another soft porn flick, with Laura replacing Sylvia.
But ‘different, sleazy, ahead of their time and often violent’ doesn’t sound Kristel clear.
There’s a coupl’a downright sleazy touches in D’Amato’s EMANUELLE AND THE LAST CANNIBALS that are worth viewing - if women being filthy to themselves, and others, is the sort of thing you depraved people like. It’s the only E(one M)ANUELLE film I’ve seen. For some reason I can’t quite remember the soundtrack tho’. Maybe another viewing!
[quote=“SARTANA DJANGO, post:90, topic:425”]Christmas SONGS that are essential this time of year and I am playing regularly :
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MISTLETOE AND WINE SIR CLIFF RICHARD 1988 UK No 1 Vote 15 out of 20
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MORE Beautiful Tuneful Melodic Catchy Classic Xmas Tunes I will play soon.[/quote]
Yeah, I love this one too!
The little scrotes have been round carol singing …
“Crystal Meth time, Methadone and wine
Chavs are doing Christmas crime
The cars are on fire and crashed into trees
Thats what you get for living in Leeds!”
[quote=“Reverend Danite, post:109, topic:425”]Yeah, I love this one too!
The little scrotes have been round carol singing …
“Crystal Meth time, Methadone and wine
Chavs are doing Christmas crime
The cars are on fire and crashed into trees
Thats what you get for living in Leeds!”
Get The Pogues on!![/quote]
OH yeah baby thats totally offensive, irreverent, impious and dreadfuly accurate ;D
Meth and Chavs , living in Leeds…what else can possibly go wrong …
All together now:
SING
I LL be your …LONG HAIRED LOVER FROM LIVERPOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLL 1972
YOU’LL be my sunshine daisy from LAAAAAA :o
Long LIVE Little Jimmy Osmond…stuff your rock/metal/punk up your… :-*
Postrock, but unlike most postrock orientated bands (Godspeed, Mogway, Sigur Rós) their music is more melodic and accessible. Like most recent British indie bands they’re influenced by Radiohead, but they’re less lamentable and cynical.
‘C’era una volta il western’ double cd. Particularly appreciating the ‘Carambola’ track (Bixio/Frizzi). That is one stunning bit of music. Never seen the film tho’.
