General discussion for Color Climax fans

[fannatastic]

Originally Posted by JollyHumper

Hi
Ok, this is the editorial page from the magazine Birthday Sex (no76).

Again, thanks Mogli63

1) Do we know what is magazine no. 1 in the early series?
2) No76 was published in 1970. Assuming they didn't publish much, if any, of this series before 68, the rate of publishing is impressive. Do we know if the numbering of magazines is telling us the row of releases, or did they have other series as well, this early? (Not counting CC mags ofcourse)
3) Does there exist scans of something they published before the Porn-law change? (The ones in B/W)
4) Does anyone remember what magazine contained the lengthy article about their Super 8 copying facilities?

Jolly

1. 76 Birthday Sex is part of the early numbered (EN) series with cartoon covers (lots more info here). The last known EN is 184 and it is assumed that the series began with the Porno-Pop-Magazines. Therefore the very first should be Porno-Pop 1, the title of which is unknown as a cover pic has not been discovered yet.

2. Although the early issues were not dated, the series started in 1969 probably. During 1969-1971 inclusive, mags must have been issued once a week on average or perhaps slightly more frequently.

3. The Porno 69 series is mostly black and white inside, with coloured covers and centre pages only.

4. Do you mean "What about the technical quality?" which dates from 1977 probably and is in the middle of five 20-page film catalogues: Expo Film 17-80, Teenage Sex 701-716 and Color Climax Films 1252-1330, 1266-1336 & 1401-1420.

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[JollyHumper]

Originally Posted by fannatastic

4. Do you mean "What about the technical quality?" which dates from 1977 probably and is in the middle of five 20-page film catalogues: Expo Film 17-80, Teenage Sex 701-716 and Color Climax Films 1252-1330, 1266-1336 & 1401-1420.

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Thanks for the info fannatastic.
and YES! that's the one, man I've searched for that one.

Jolly

[JollyHumper]

Originally Posted by fannatastic

4. Do you mean "What about the technical quality?" which dates from 1977 probably and is in the middle of five 20-page film catalogues: Expo Film 17-80, Teenage Sex 701-716 and Color Climax Films 1252-1330, 1266-1336 & 1401-1420.

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Are any of these catalogues been scanned? I searched for them, but I couldn't find any.

What about the technical quality is (probably) from 1977 you say.
That means they started to process their own films in 1970 already.
It seems CeeCee became really big fairly quick.
I recently read that Theander-brothers withdrew themself from the public eye due to the increasing economical interest the press started to show.
They probably got millionaires over night.

Jolly

[Al Gebra]

Originally Posted by JollyHumper

Are any of these catalogues been scanned? I searched for them, but I couldn't find any.

Color Climax Films 1266-1336

[Xxphd]

Was it ever revealed which producer or musician did the music score for the Ceecee loops? If it was a custom project, maybe he was contracted by the company that did the German sync (possibly Deutsche Synchron?)

It's also a possibility (some of) the music came from albums. I recently heard exactly the same score that was used in a CC loop, as a "filler" in a Dutch radio show.

[JollyHumper]

Originally Posted by Xxphd

Was it ever revealed which producer or musician did the music score for the Ceecee loops? If it was a custom project, maybe he was contracted by the company that did the German sync (possibly Deutsche Synchron?)

That's an interesting question I also would like an answer to.

Since CeeCee didn't do sounds themselves (Rupert James says so in an interview with the author of a Norwegian book about porn. He also says in the interview, the films are shot without sound and sent to Germany for sound-treatment) it is likely that the musicians and composers were connected to the German company that did the sync.

Maybe they already had royalty-free music-releases for use in tv/film/radio etc, back then?

Jolly

[jerquer]

Originally Posted by JollyHumper

the films are shot without sound and sent to Germany for sound-treatment

That answers a question I've had for a long time. The Danish versions of CC loops are not going to let us hear the actual voices of Tiny Tove, Esther, Anne etc.

[JollyHumper]

Originally Posted by fannatastic

Perhaps we should make a list of this "CC bibliography" and post it here?

Here is a short editorial about Teenage Sex from CC152 (Thanks to Mastertom2222 for posting it)

Jolly

[JollyHumper]

Short editorial for Schoolgirls series, in CC159, thanks to ffucs for sharing.

JOlly

[JollyHumper]

Short Editorial about the magazine Blue Climax in CC 160 Thanks to Hartwig.

Jolly