The Best Of David F. Friedman - Something Weird Vinyl LP + DVD
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Condition: New
Black Vinyl LP + DVD
Catalogue Number: LPMH8291
Barcode: 0090771829115
Record Grading: Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading: Mint (M)
Condition Note: Brand New
Track Listing / Description
A1 And Away We Go
A2 The Defilers - Trailer
A3 The Notorious Daughter of Fanny Hill - Trailer
A4 A Smell of Honey, A Swallow of Brine - Trailer
A5 She Freak - Ballyhoo and Radio Spot
A6 Hard and Fast
A7 The Brick Dollhouse
A8 The Headmistress - Trailer
A9 The Acid Eaters - Trailer
A10 The Lustful Turk - Trailer
A11 A Sweet Sickness - Trailer
A12 Space Thing - Trailer
A13 One of the Worst Movies Ever Made
B1 The Pick-Up - Trailer
B2 The Masterpiece - Trailer
B3 You Have a Dirty Mind
B4 Ramrodder - Trailer
B5 Thar She Blows - Trailer
B6 Brand of Shame - Trailer
B7 Starlet - Trailer
B8 Trader Hornee - Radio Spot
B9 Most Fun I Ever Had
B10 The Adult Version of Jekyll & Hide - Trailer
B11 The Erotic Adventures of Zorro - Trailer
B12 Bummer - Radio Spot
B13 Bummer - Amateur Night Music by William Loose
B14 Johnny Firecloud - Radio Spot
B15 Johnny Firecloud - Theme Song Music by William Loose
B16 A Movie is Like a Bag of Flour
B17 SWV Sound
The Mighty Monarch of Exploitation Cinema! These audacious adults-only radio adverts and trailers showcase all original counter-culture compositions from Friedman's freaky frontal lobe! Includes a DVD!
Always a carny at heart, Friedman gravitated towards the sleazy independent film world, where he started a new company and ushered in a decade of his greatest films. Always brimming with bodaciously bare beauties and copious carnality - which became his tawdry trademark. From 1964-1975, he wrote and produced roughies, historical costume dramas (based on literary classics), counter culture time capsules, wild wanton westerns, various soft-X sizzlers, an elaborate jungle epic and perhaps the worst sci-fi movie ever committed to celluloid.
But what ties all of these films together is the ballyhoo. Friedman sure knew how to craft an auditory advertising campaign to got 'em in the theatres. He was the king of alliteration and catchy taglines and his coming attractions were among the best and most entertaining of their time. Many of the trailers and radio spots utilized all-original compositions and scores from Billy Allen - a composer/conductor Friedman enlisted to set his films apart from all the other smut peddlers.
As "adults only" films were getting more explicit in the '70s, Friedman longed for the good old days of sin and skin. He only dabbled in the XXX world for a short time before retiring. So, listen up and get ready to have your ears spanked hard!