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    Posted: June 08 2005 at 22:56

YES..

a friend who knows much of music I comment that Body love is soundtrack of a film XXX wow..! I have I dial and truth that is like for a session, ahha far better that Barry White.. somebody knows something but. about this.?

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Points: 490 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 11 2005 at 09:20
I have Body Love II and I think it's a fine album, nothing to do with
cheap porn movie soundtracks. I'd really like to have the the first
chapter (and watch the film, too...)
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Points: 3597 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 12 2005 at 06:18
Body Love is an european porn movie released by the german director Lasse Braun..the film deals with female homosexuality, collective orgy, the world of dance, the distorsion between reality and our inner perceptions...it is an atmospheric and oniric kind of film, not a basic porn movie. Actually many versions of the films don't have Shulze's music in the background. Concerning the score itself composed by Klaus Schulze, it is very celestial and spacey electronic music...the title stardancer  we can find on both soundtracks is totally mesmerising!! According to me Body love II sounds better than the first. I prefer by far the progressive & epic Nowhere nowhere than Blanche. two classic analog synth albums, in the direct line of Moondawn, almost released at the same moment in 1976

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