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Just a goofy gay guy who, when he turned 18 in 1980, began hitting the straight adult theaters and art theaters in Los Angeles ("Porno Chic" was still being shown at venues like the Fox Venice Theater which is where I first saw "Sexworld" with "The Health Spa"). It took me a while to get up the courage to engage in back row handjobs, but I enjoyed that too. Good Times. I miss'em. My main interest now is in the Music from these remarkable movies of yesteryear (The Golden Age of Porn, as it's called), whether gay or straight. So much of the music used in these films is terrific on its own merits (and I will readily admit that there is a certain added glamour about any piece of music having been used in an adult movie). Check out my YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UCpMP6ZvBgBuMD4k4PHh0JpA where I have posted a bunch of this music, which I hope you enjoy. I welcome the friendship of fellow enthusiasts, but please understand that I am not really here looking to hook-up. I do need a sound spanking, though...that would be nice. ;-) Sorry, I don't cam. Cheers!

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biorgium 3 months ago

to MrBurlesk : Here's an example of what I meant. In this 1978 clip, at the 6:30 point, we hear music taken right from a Jon Anderson record. I'm sure that Atlantic Records was never contacted for permission. That could never happen today. (search this website for "tina louise classic dp fuck and orgy 1978")

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biorgium 3 months ago

to MrBurlesk : Thanks for the reply. Here's an example of what I meant. In this 1978 clip, at the 6:30 point, we hear music taken right off a Jon Anderson record. I doubt that Atlantic Records was contacted for permission. Today, that could never happen.

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MrBurlesk Host 3 months ago

to biorgium : I don't recall much music from mainstream artists being used in the movies I saw in theaters (1980 onward), if any. On the other hand, some "name" musicians might have done so (on the down low) for the cash they received in exchange. So little is known publicly and I can't imagine secrets will be revealed here in America as the nation faces the anti-porn coming Repugnant administration.

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biorgium 5 months ago

Hi, I just subscribed to your excellent YouTube channel. What's your take on mainstream & copyrighted music that was often used in 70s porn film? I've heard artists like Pink Floyd, Jon Anderson, Mike Oldfield, Tangerine Dream and others. Clearly permission wasn't sought, but probably the artists knew about it anyway. No doubt the fact that the "wise guys" who financed 70s porn were not to be messed with, was a factor. Also, I imagine that big record labels wouldn't want the publicity of going after a porn movie for infringement. A porn film would likely only be around for a few weeks in a handful of theatres, then disappear forever. Or so people would've thought back in the day.