Irmin_Schmidt_and_The_Inner_Space-Kamasutra_OST-2LP-2009-BCC

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2010-01-15

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Artist  : Irmin Schmidt & The Inner Space
Title   : Kamasutra OST
Genre   : Soundtrack
Year    : 2009
Date    : 01/2010
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks  : 16
Label   : Crippled Dick Hot Wax
Source  : CDDA
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Length  : 50:25 min
Size    : 69,4 MB


Tracklist:
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01.indisches panorama i                   03:17
02.i'm hiding my nightingale              03:23
03.there was a man                        01:07
04.im tempel                              07:32
05.in kalkutta iii                        02:17
06.indisches panorama ii                  02:23
07.in kalkutta i                          03:50
08.im orient                              01:35
09.indisches panorama iii                 02:06
10.mundharmonika beat                     05:12
11.indisches panorama iv                  02:03
12.indisches panorama v                   03:10
13.indisches panorama vi                  01:59
14.indische liebesszene                   04:42
15.in kalkutta ii                         02:22
16.im orient ii                           03:27
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                                          50:25 min



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
Sch÷ne. 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), 'There Was A Man' (sung by
Malcolm Mooney).

KAMASUTRA - consummation of love is
available as a CD digipack and limited
gatefold vinyl (both by Crippled Dick
Hot Wax) as well as a digital release
(via Finetunes).

http://www.crippled.de/

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