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Manchester M22, September 2016

For my kids, Dylan & Tommy. Bollocks to the ex Mrs!

Special thanks to Steve White (software), Gordon Waring (music), Shaun Robinson (artwork), Paul Buddery (DVD's / software) & Sonchey Barrett (essential technical advice!).

"Thank you" also to regular contributors Herr Pauli (Malente, Germany), Phil (Shetland), Deco Mc Dermott & Mark Pengelly of Dublin, Martin Smith (Barnet), Paul Baily (London) and Rodd (Australia).

Saturday 23 February 2013

ST PAULI AFFAIRS



Courtesy of Jonny, here's an interesting compilation of German film scores.... Dedicated to our dear blog friend Herr Pauli...

Hamburg's Reeperbahn runs some 600 meters through St. Pauli's famously smut-tastic red-light district -- accordingly, the music compiled on St. Pauli Affairs is deliciously sleazy stuff; originating from the low-budget stag films produced in the district between 1967 and 1972.

Comparable to the Vampyros Lesbos comps as well as the more civic-minded German easy and sound library recordings of the same period, the disc focuses on funky, fuzzed-out instrumentals with infinitely more passion and soul than American porn soundtracks could ever muster: the bass is thick, the drums are tight and the guitars squeal more than the films' stars. Highlights include Peter Thomas' "Lesische Nummer," Barry Lippman's "Beat in Steel" and Orchester Frank Valdor's "Black Market."   

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5 comments:

  1. thanx To Jonny and danke To our blogmaster.good to have you back mate .


    the guy on the Backcover is Horst Frank.in many movies our Bad boy.anyway the soundtrack is brillant.


    greetings To all the hard working girls on the Reeperbahn, to astra beer and the FC St Pauli.

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  2. I stayed in a hotel near St Pauli Police Station & U-Bahn on my last visit to Hamburg with Man City... a great weekend !!

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  3. Sod the pornos I'd've been too busy wigging out to the great music.... still I guess it's good to funk to the funk!

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  4. Thanks fella. Good to have you back.

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  5. Any chance of a re-up on this one. Can't find it anywhere else. Cheers.

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