LOVE IN A 4 LETTER WORLD 1971 orig soundtrack LP FUZZ FUNK PSYCH MOOG GEM - HEAR
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Jan 27, 2014 Sold Date
Jan 20, 2014 Start Date
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Original Soundtrack "LOVE IN A 4 LETTER WORLD" LP

ORIGINAL 1970 LP the Canadian GAP label, STEREO APSE 1051

COVER in VG+ shape, DJ notes on back, sticker on back, some ink on upper left corner of front cover

VINYL looks good, shiny, pretty free of marks - plays EXCELLENT!


Killer and mega-rare soundtrack from Quebec.  LOVE IN A 4-LETTER WORLD, from 1970.  Gorgeous psycho-sexual cover, and some hot Canadian babe washing her leg in front of AMERICAN GOTHIC on the back.  Great fuzz guitar funk workouts like “Cago 9” sit alongside period soft pop lounge themes like “Susan’s Ride,” with its gorgeous Free Design femme “ba ba ba” wordless vocals.  The cool free jazz synth freakout “Moog-Over” sounds like Giorgio Moroder’s flatulent acid trip interrupted by an air raid.  While “Open Your Heart,” the de facto film theme, is all groovy mellow Burt Bacharach movie soundtrack coolness, with a touch of trippy psychedelic vocal distortion in the chorus.  Super strong soundtrack, especially considering its very limited distribution, and yeah, this thing shows up as often as a hot babe in your bathtub and an AMERICAN GOTHIC print hanging on your bathroom wall.  It’s not likely to be reissued either.  Here are some other enthusiastic reviews by the lucky few who’ve managed to find one:

 


I wonder what this movie is like, because the soundtrack is an insane MONSTER! No less than four funk tracks with huge drums and open breaks. Crazy psychy Moog tracks, a lovely soft rock scat vocal number called “Susan’s Ride” and a spot-on bossa nova groover called “Felicia-Nova.” The track “Cut-Out” is a funky killer, with the sharpest, punchiest drum sound ever and a really nice break. This is a beast, and really tough to track down. Apparently, there is another pressing of this on GAP entitled “Viens, Mon Amour” for French-speaking Canadians. The movie came out in Canada as the above mentioned “Love In A Four Letter World” and in the UK as “Sex Isn’t Sin.” The fact that not more people know this baby IS a sin!


Brilliant funky soundtrack for a Canadian B-movie from 1970. Tracks like “Cago 9” and “Cut-Out” have drum breaks that will tear your head off! There are two great soft rock vocal cuts, and a terrific moog led funky space jam called “Moog-Over.” This is a KILLER funk soundtrack. Don’t believe me? Check out the review at: http://www.italiansoundtracks.com/info/us/canada.html



1 Open Your Heart Now (Vera's Theme)
2 'Cago-9
3 Wake Up Candy
4 Susan's Ride
5 Sam's Theme
6 Harizap
7 Harry's Mission
8 Cut-Out
9 Felicia-Nova
10 Counting Up Dreams Again
11 Moog-Over
12 Vera's Theme

Very rare and highly sought-after soundtrack with touches of Moog, psych, fuk, latin and breaks galore. As well as other Canadian TV and indie films throughout the 70s and 80s, Paul Baillargeon would go on to compose the soundtracks for Star Trek Voyager, Enterprise and Deep Space Nine. He was also highly involved in the Québécois music scene in general and has many credits for French artists such as JP Ferland, Ginette Reno and Celine Dion.

 

 

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