Bombay The Hard Way - Guns, Cars & Sitars - Translucent Gold Vinyl Original US Vinyl Issue

Rare and essential 1998 US Motel Records 15-track vinyl LP featuring excepts from soundtracks scored and directed by Anandji V. Shah his brother Kalyanji V. Shah - fifteen tripped out, groovy and funky go-go, discothèque, psychedelia, cheesy R&B, exotica and surf music tracks from 1960ies and 70ies masala 'mixed spice' movies, the Bollywood version of cheap action and blaxploitation movies, B-movies, or agent movies. Music is essentially traditional and folk melodies of Rajastan combined with groove and funkyness from the western counterparts - treated by DJ Shadow & Nana Simopoulos and produced by Dan The Automator.

The clear or translucent vinyl is presented in a gorgeous picture inner sleeve and gatefold picture cover with dramatic and sensual stills, hinduistic artwork and pix of the mad genious directors.

Condition:
Vinyl is close to perfect with a couple of verylight and inaudible marks - and a little sleeve scuffing.
Inner sleeve and picture cover are both is close to perfect condition - sleeve has light wrinkling along opening and light vinyl outline - the cover has a marginal lower right corner dent.


Tracklisting:

Side 1:
1 Bombay 405 Miles
2 The Good, The Bad And The Chutney
3 My Guru
4 Ganges A Go - Go
5 The Great Gambler
6 Professor Pyarelal
7 Fists Of Curry
8 Punjabis , Pimps & Players

Side 2:
1 Inspector Jay From Dehli
2 Satchidananda
3 Theme From Don
4 Fear Of A Brown Planet
5 Uptown Bollywood Nights
6 Kundans Hideout
7 Swami Safari