Behind the Green Door is a pulsating energy waiting to be discovered - the legendary soundtrack that defined an era of cinematic eroticism and underground cool.
A hypnotic fusion of jazz, funk, and 70's swagger, this remastered release lets you experience every seductive, throbbing beat as it was meant to be heard.
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Overall rating: 4.730769 / 5 from 26 reviews.
Behind the Green Door's soundtrack is a remastered fusion of jazz, funk, and 70's swagger, praised for its seductive beats. While some find it one of the best porn soundtracks, others have mixed feelings about its electronic elements.
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"Leave it to Vinegar Syndrome to put out a physical media release of the Behind the Green Door soundtrack. I admit that I bought this title on a lark, but it sounds great - the vibe it helps conjure is really transporting. And of course, the quality from top to toe is just outstanding."
"What a pleasant surpise to get the soundtrack on a separate release. Had to snag a copy although I had the disc. I just love it. Keep em coming."
"Excellent score to the Mitchell Brothers' ground breaking first feature. Comes in a quality digipack, this release seems to have been taken from the film audio track. (Any correction appreciated) I would have liked a little annotation if there's any info about composer Daniel Le Blanc or the recording of this, but the overall a nice addition to my collection of film scores."
"As someone that is a soundtrack fan, it's always fun to give a score a chance to impress, and that's what I did by purchasing "Behind the Green Door" on CD. This did not disappoint at all. Great sound and hit all of the right spots that the tracks were intended to hit. I'm aware that with vinyl's resurgence in the last ten years, it's had an adverse effect on the CD market. I can only hope VS continues to release more scores on CD in the future."
"I already bought the film from Melusine which came with the soundtrack included in the package, but as a collector I bought this seperate release too. It was at a bargain price so snapped it up. Very good sound quality."
"I had to get this CD as soon as I heard about it. Easily one of the best elements of Behind The Green Door. Now I can put this on in my car and surprise my guests when I tell them that they've been listening to a pornographic film score."
"What I remember from the movie and what’s presented on the soundtrack, I find, are two different experiences. My recollection is that the movie score was electronic and weird — and that’s almost true in the track Cum To Me Neil Murphy — however, most of the soundtrack is guitar, bass, violin and piano compositions. I’m still trying to reconcile this disparity. The sound is crystal clear though the digipak is somewhat lacking (I prefer jewel cases) even if the artwork by Rob Sammelin is superb and it is more ecologically minded."
"I haven't seen Behind the Green Door, and I bought this soundtrack on a whim, as I have a CD player in my car and figured it was the only CD on the VS site, so why not? The first track has a crazy hum in it but after that, there are some nice segments and some boring ones. Like I said, it's probably better within the movie itself, and I'd only really suggest this CD to those big fans of the movie."
"The Behind the Green Door soundtrack is pure time-capsule sleaze-funk, dripping with wah-wah guitars, pulsing basslines, and that hypnotic late-night groove that feels like it was mixed in a smoke cloud. It’s the kind of score that makes even the quiet moments feel forbidden, turning the whole movie into a swirling, sticky disco dream."
"Just to mention right off the bat, if you're interested in buying the movie too, the CD is included with that package available at Melusine. I bought mine to have as a collectible. CDs are one of the few things that have actually gotten cheaper over the last 30 years so it was worth the money to me. I have always been a big collector of soundtracks and have never seen one for an adult film before. An interesting sound with some funky and some odd tracks. Worth picking up if you aren't buying the movie too and for those who collect."
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