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the music

posted 20 years ago by natgob
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wow that music in the beginning is soooooooooooooo great I know its kamasutra but How come his name dont appear nowhere?????? and I want to know where having that music!!!!!!

Thanks

Natty

[–] mcbeaulieu 20 years ago

His name appears nowhere because it's not kamasutra, it's Ramasutra ;)
He's also known as DJ Ram (his real name is Ramachandra Borcar, that's how he's credited in Camping Sauvage, by the way). The soundtrack for Camping Sauvage came out recently, so you should be able to find it in any good music store :)

Marie :)

[–] otaku_ariane 20 years ago

Oooooh yes!
The music is very great!

[–] man-man-dot-org 20 years ago

I bought the soundtrack at Costco yesterday -- and if you can find it there, it should be at any "real" music store for sure.

It's totally lyric-free, so you can use it to inspire your Anglo friends to go see the movie too!

Published by CANUSA music, catalogue number CAN CD-301 in case you need to order it. It's great!

[–] matju 16 years ago

the first song was first released as a single in 1973 by Madeleine Chartrand. The name of the track is Ani Kuni. Now you can find it on Youtube. I don't know who actually arranged and composed her music. I thought that the version in Camping Sauvage was quite cool, until I found the original. It's impressive how something made in 1973 can sound so contemporary. Also, I don't recall hearing sitar in the Ramasutra version, whereas ironically, there is some of it in the original.