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Kamasutra: Vollendung der Liebe is a 1969 film score by Innerspace Productions, an early name for the band Can. It was recorded as the soundtrack for the West German film of the same name. Little information is available on the film, and while the soundtrack saw a CD release in 2009, there is little information available on the production details of the recording. The musical styles heard on the album demonstrate a temporary departure from the Krautrock sound the band was producing around that time, experimenting with styles such as South Asian music and blues rock. Some of the band's first recordings, this score, together with the band's previous soundtrack album Agilok & Blubbo, are seldom discussed by the band members. Neither are featured as any tracks on the band's 1970 compilation Soundtracks which has songs only previously found on film soundtracks. The song "I'm Hiding My Nightingale" was released as a 7" single.
Track listing
No.
Title
Length
1.
"Indisches Panorama I"
3:16
2.
"I'm Hiding My Nightingale"
3:23
3.
"There Was a Man"
1:07
4.
"Im Tempel"
7:30
5.
"In Kalkutta III"
2:16
6.
"Indisches Panorama II"
2:24
7.
"In Kalkutta I"
3:49
8.
"Im Orient"
1:34
9.
"Indisches Panorama III"
2:07
10.
"Mundharmonika Beat"
5:11
11.
"Indisches Panorama IV"
2:03
12.
"I'm Around you Everday"
3:11
13.
"Indisches Panorama V"
1:59
14.
"Indisches Panorama VI"
4:41
15.
"Indische Liebesszene"
2:21
16.
"In Kalkutta II"
Personnel
There are no credentials given in the liner notes. The confirmed[citation needed] contributors are listed below.
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