Porn music - Page 4

December 26th, 2012, 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by CARLTON BROWN

I don't think there's been any significant improvement in the quality of background music in porn movies since the days of Deep Throat. It's always been cheap and cheerful and would usually be best left off.

The soundtrack for Night Trips caught my attention when I first saw the video, but it wasn't exactly Miles Davis.

Most of this stuff is simply not very good.

Carlton has a point here!

XavieraHolland · August 17th, 2015, 08:18 PM

One of my favorite movies is Never so deep (VCX). It's entertaining, hot and of course has some great sleazy disco music.
This weekend I finally discovered its soundtrack. The intro song is by Alan Hawkshaw (who also wrote the theme song for Grange Hill as mentioned a few posts earlier), but I was looking for the strip bar and booth scenes' music.

The strip bar is by Brian Bennett - Disco fever
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3s-fSBfWMe4

But the booth scene...
I posted a request a few years ago, but unfortunately Never so deep is not allowed on VEF.

I remember another thread mentioning that John Leslie's movies contain music by jazz musicians Bill Heid and Freddie Hubbard.

**Slayer80** · December 25th, 2015, 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Cheekymonkey

Once you start paying attention to the music in porn you have definitely seen the film too many times! What next - paying attention to the set design?

Seriously though, the 70s did feature some pretty funky kickass breakbeats!!!

na, it's makes a difference, when you compare the scene with and without music. some of the storybased movies are available in different languages and since i'm a collector of movies that i ilke in all languages i can get, is see the influence of the music on the whole scene. some of the movies have no music at all or a different one.
image a hollywood-movie without any music

ok, it's porn, and i give a shit on the plot of a storybased pornmovie but the music has it's part on turning me on

and how often have i thought, "man, that sounds like pornmusic" and i can't figure out why. i mean, what are the characteristics of pornmusic, especially the 70's and 80's?

**thunderfly** · December 25th, 2015, 12:45 PM

I find the sleazy music definitely adds to the erotic flavour of the film. If I download a silent film, I add music to it using software. Usually one of the tracks from the film 'Fantasy' as these are/were available for download from VEF (or was it YouTube?) at some point in the past.

**Cygni** · December 25th, 2015, 01:21 PM

My definition of erotic music... Enjoy !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdpGkCTwEhk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_irhRECUfQ

**Cygni** · January 23rd, 2020, 12:57 AM

... A second small intervention, with a classic on the one hand, then a dub of the era of the 80s. With the musicians of Crass, who knew how to do something other than noise.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtHTzOkgGPY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fu8tW4sVRF8

pestigor · January 23rd, 2020, 04:53 AM

Half parody, half music lession on how to make 70's porn music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRqaLipoHYY

lascivo76 · January 23rd, 2020, 02:51 PM

Director Michael Ninn was at the top of his game during the 90's and brang us a triad of porn-cyberpunk extravaganzas called "Latex", "Shock" and "Sex".

They were full of special effects and certain digital tricks certainly stunning for porn of the period. Among all that prodction effort, the movies had pretty remarkable electronic soundtracks.

I'm a soundtrack collector myself, so I got really surprised many years ago when I was searching for CD at the music section of a department store and I found the music of those movies properly edited! I didn't buy it, but it's a funny memory for me to see a picture of Sunset Thomas surrounded by CD's of John Williams and Ennio Morricone!

MrBurlesk · September 28th, 2020, 11:57 PM

Greetings, all.

When the pandemic hit, a fire was lit underneath me. It was "bucket list" time. In other words, what did I love? What did I want to pursue during the stay-at-home mandates? Would we survive this? How would I want to spend my last months alive?

Due to laziness and a lack of creativity, I hadn't really used the internet to its fullest capabilities by a long shot. All I had done much of was Twitter. And they kicked me off when I made a rude remark about the POTUS (LOL!). So...

After some consideration (of the fact that Facebook is an Evil Empire, and did I really want to be a part of it?) I got myself a FB page (mostly to get in touch with friends). And then I started digging into music over at YouTube.

Things exploded for me.

Pretty soon I was running across Library Music from Golden Age Adult Films that I loved and began collecting in playlists. Next, I was on the hunt to see if some of the music pieces in the porn I saw when theater going (1980 onward) had even been released.

Soon I was reviewing movies from the Golden Age every evening -- those I recalled but, perhaps more importantly, those I did not -- to see if I could locate some tunes that had been stuck in my head for nearly 40 years.

I did, and clipped a few segments from some of these films and posted them to my YouTube channel. I was in heaven: "Irresisitble" and "Naughty Girls Need Love Too" both contained the music piece that had been haunting me the most—and then I discovered it was the work of Geoffrey Pekofsky (Don Peake, IRL, an acclaimed musician before and after his stint in porn).

And I found other folks on YouTube with the same interest. Much of the music was from Library sources, and tracks worth sourcing in other films like "Champagne Orgy" (which contained track after track of Library Music) proved to be fruitful as I sought help on YouTube for I.D.'s and innocuous copyright claims would immediately come up providing me with the info I needed (cool!).

Then I concluded, "The best bits of music have to be released somehow, and preserved." But properly -- not with dialogue over it; not some quick sample of a VHS tape passed off as "soundtrack music."

I decided to make it my own, one-man-mission to begin compiling a catalogue of tracks that I could eventually take to the industry. Previously unreleased music tracks for a commemorative CD or sorts.

And it is that point in my porn passion that I am at now. Searching movies, looking for the best music clips I can find, and sampling them to my YouTube channel (under my real name, Tony Kluck). It's a bit of a chore, but I love digging thru the old movies after all these years (and how telling they are about this time in our culture). But, it takes time...lots of it.

I can't see my project coming to fruition for at least a year at this rate. But I am on the march, and I welcome anyone to join me in this endeavor (and, I will add, that if anyone out there is already on top of this mission, I would be glad to help in any way I can; my ego is in my back pocket—I just want to see the music released properly).

You can find my YouTube channel here (again, all this is in its infancy):
https://youtube.com/channel/UCpMP6ZvBgBuMD4k4PHh0JpA

To this end, I have created the Society for the Preservation of Erotic Recorded Music (or S.P.E.R.M.). To wit, I am on FB under my real name (Tony Kluck) and created a FB group where anyone can join to discuss, share, and network to the ends of this cause.

And I hope you will invite me to join you if you are already on the move with getting previously unreleased music from Golden Age Adult Films (70s-80s) out on CD for all of us to enjoy.

Incidentally... A particular stumbling block, I believe, may be Cecil Howard's Command Video, which seems dormant from all I can tell — some of the best music has come out of Howard's work ("Scoundrels" end title music by Peter Lewis, and the entire score for "Snake Eyes" stand out in my mind, for example). ALL of Howard's work needs to be on Blu-ray, of course, but I sure hope someone there has a mind to preserve the music, too. And not with the dialogue or sound effects over it, but really give the music the respect it deserves. Clean cuts that sound great.

Wishing everyone well at this explosive time in American History. Be well. Stay Safe.

**Adam West** · June 28th, 2022, 01:48 AM

Just found this thread. Nice.

There's a great piano-driven tune that could easily pass for a Dave Grusin song on the movie "Ladies Night with Annette Haven.

It's at near beginning of the movie in the great lesbian scene with Haven, Nicole Black and Lisa de Leeuw. The jazz score just adds to the total erotic scene, which is hot in itself.

The music begins at around the 8-minute mark.

August 17th, 2015, 08:18 PM	#32
XavieraHolland Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: The Alezby Inn Posts: 63 Thanks: 1,062 Thanked 709 Times in 58 Posts	never so deep One of my favorite movies is Never so deep (VCX). It's entertaining, hot and of course has some great sleazy disco music. This weekend I finally discovered its soundtrack. The intro song is by Alan Hawkshaw (who also wrote the theme song for Grange Hill as mentioned a few posts earlier), but I was looking for the strip bar and booth scenes' music. The strip bar is by Brian Bennett - Disco fever https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3s-fSBfWMe4 But the booth scene... I posted a request a few years ago, but unfortunately Never so deep is not allowed on VEF. I remember another thread mentioning that John Leslie's movies contain music by jazz musicians Bill Heid and Freddie Hubbard.

December 25th, 2015, 01:21 PM	#35
Cygni Veteran Member (^ᴗ^) Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Lutetia Parisiorum. Posts: 10,870 Thanks: 93,191 Thanked 112,321 Times in 10,941 Posts	My definition of erotic music... Enjoy ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdpGkCTwEhk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_irhRECUfQ Last edited by Cygni; January 26th, 2019 at 08:09 PM..

January 23rd, 2020, 02:51 PM	#38
lascivo76 Member Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Spain Posts: 51 Thanks: 1,438 Thanked 598 Times in 48 Posts	Michale Ninn Director Michael Ninn was at the top of his game during the 90's and brang us a triad of porn-cyberpunk extravaganzas called "Latex", "Shock" and "Sex". They were full of special effects and certain digital tricks certainly stunning for porn of the period. Among all that prodction effort, the movies had pretty remarkable electronic soundtracks. I'm a soundtrack collector myself, so I got really surprised many years ago when I was searching for CD at the music section of a department store and I found the music of those movies properly edited! I didn't buy it, but it's a funny memory for me to see a picture of Sunset Thomas surrounded by CD's of John Williams and Ennio Morricone!

December 25th, 2015, 12:45 PM	#34
thunderfly Vintage Member Join Date: Sep 2013 Posts: 896 Thanks: 6,620 Thanked 11,386 Times in 896 Posts	I find the sleazy music definitely adds to the erotic flavour of the film. If I download a silent film, I add music to it using software. Usually one of the tracks from the film 'Fantasy' as these are/were available for download from VEF (or was it YouTube?) at some point in the past.

January 23rd, 2020, 12:57 AM	#36
Cygni Veteran Member (^ᴗ^) Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Lutetia Parisiorum. Posts: 10,870 Thanks: 93,191 Thanked 112,321 Times in 10,941 Posts	... A second small intervention, with a classic on the one hand, then a dub of the era of the 80s. With the musicians of Crass, who knew how to do something other than noise. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtHTzOkgGPY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fu8tW4sVRF8

January 23rd, 2020, 04:53 AM	#37
pestigor Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2014 Posts: 2 Thanks: 780 Thanked 10 Times in 2 Posts	Half parody, half music lession on how to make 70's porn music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRqaLipoHYY

September 28th, 2020, 11:57 PM	#39
MrBurlesk Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2020 Location: Ventura County, CA, USA Posts: 5 Thanks: 49 Thanked 32 Times in 5 Posts	Greetings, all. When the pandemic hit, a fire was lit underneath me. It was "bucket list" time. In other words, what did I love? What did I want to pursue during the stay-at-home mandates? Would we survive this? How would I want to spend my last months alive? Due to laziness and a lack of creativity, I hadn't really used the internet to its fullest capabilities by a long shot. All I had done much of was Twitter. And they kicked me off when I made a rude remark about the POTUS (LOL!). So... After some consideration (of the fact that Facebook is an Evil Empire, and did I really want to be a part of it?) I got myself a FB page (mostly to get in touch with friends). And then I started digging into music over at YouTube. Things exploded for me. Pretty soon I was running across Library Music from Golden Age Adult Films that I loved and began collecting in playlists. Next, I was on the hunt to see if some of the music pieces in the porn I saw when theater going (1980 onward) had even been released. Soon I was reviewing movies from the Golden Age every evening -- those I recalled but, perhaps more importantly, those I did not -- to see if I could locate some tunes that had been stuck in my head for nearly 40 years. I did, and clipped a few segments from some of these films and posted them to my YouTube channel. I was in heaven: "Irresisitble" and "Naughty Girls Need Love Too" both contained the music piece that had been haunting me the most—and then I discovered it was the work of Geoffrey Pekofsky (Don Peake, IRL, an acclaimed musician before and after his stint in porn). And I found other folks on YouTube with the same interest. Much of the music was from Library sources, and tracks worth sourcing in other films like "Champagne Orgy" (which contained track after track of Library Music) proved to be fruitful as I sought help on YouTube for I.D.'s and innocuous copyright claims would immediately come up providing me with the info I needed (cool!). Then I concluded, "The best bits of music have to be released somehow, and preserved." But properly -- not with dialogue over it; not some quick sample of a VHS tape passed off as "soundtrack music." I decided to make it my own, one-man-mission to begin compiling a catalogue of tracks that I could eventually take to the industry. Previously unreleased music tracks for a commemorative CD or sorts. And it is that point in my porn passion that I am at now. Searching movies, looking for the best music clips I can find, and sampling them to my YouTube channel (under my real name, Tony Kluck). It's a bit of a chore, but I love digging thru the old movies after all these years (and how telling they are about this time in our culture). But, it takes time...lots of it. I can't see my project coming to fruition for at least a year at this rate. But I am on the march, and I welcome anyone to join me in this endeavor (and, I will add, that if anyone out there is already on top of this mission, I would be glad to help in any way I can; my ego is in my back pocket—I just want to see the music released properly). You can find my YouTube channel here (again, all this is in its infancy): https://youtube.com/channel/UCpMP6ZvBgBuMD4k4PHh0JpA To this end, I have created the Society for the Preservation of Erotic Recorded Music (or S.P.E.R.M.). To wit, I am on FB under my real name (Tony Kluck) and created a FB group where anyone can join to discuss, share, and network to the ends of this cause. And I hope you will invite me to join you if you are already on the move with getting previously unreleased music from Golden Age Adult Films (70s-80s) out on CD for all of us to enjoy. Incidentally... A particular stumbling block, I believe, may be Cecil Howard's Command Video, which seems dormant from all I can tell — some of the best music has come out of Howard's work ("Scoundrels" end title music by Peter Lewis, and the entire score for "Snake Eyes" stand out in my mind, for example). ALL of Howard's work needs to be on Blu-ray, of course, but I sure hope someone there has a mind to preserve the music, too. And not with the dialogue or sound effects over it, but really give the music the respect it deserves. Clean cuts that sound great. Wishing everyone well at this explosive time in American History. Be well. Stay Safe.

June 28th, 2022, 01:48 AM	#40
Adam West Vintage Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Indianapolis - The Racing Capitol of the World Posts: 650 Thanks: 8,517 Thanked 6,205 Times in 635 Posts	Just found this thread. Nice. There's a great piano-driven tune that could easily pass for a Dave Grusin song on the movie "Ladies Night with Annette Haven. It's at near beginning of the movie in the great lesbian scene with Haven, Nicole Black and Lisa de Leeuw. The jazz score just adds to the total erotic scene, which is hot in itself. The music begins at around the 8-minute mark.