- Miki Sugimoto - Ballad - Melon Woman After (Intro)
- Sou Kaburagi – Sex Hunter Theme
- Gen Kaburaki - Worms Onsen Geisha M-3
- Masao Yagi - Horror Girls High School Woman Blackboard Jungle
- Kaji Meiko - Silver Butterfly, Migratory Bird
- Toshiaki Tsushima – M-13
- Unknown Artist - Wide-Violent Bloody Kiwi M-14
- Sou Kaburagi – Sex hunters PS-C
- Toshiaki Tsushima - Hisano and Hirotani
- Hirose Kenjiro - Kenka Timon Game Woman M-5
- Toshiaki Tsushima – At the Yakuza Quarters
- Miki Sugimoto - The Ballad of Zero - Melon woman After (Part 2)
- Masao Yagi - Woman Banchou M-2
- Unknown Artist - The World Of Sadao Nakajima Track 6
- Sudo Rica - Cold Generation
- Shunsuke Kikuchi - Red 0 Division Woman Handcuffed M-18
- Sou Kaburagi - M-11 Bloody Conflict
- Toshiaki Tsushima – The Confrontation / Prières
- Nihon Boko Ankokushi Ijosha No Chi - Kill Theme (with song)
I don't know if you can tell but I had an immense amount of fun doing this mix. It seems to be a tribute to fuzz guitar and wah wah pedal as much as it's a tribute to Pinky Violence / Yakuza style soundtracks from the mid to late 60's to the early to mid 70's.
If you haven't explored the genre of Japanese Soundtracks I strongly suggest that you do, there is a wealth of interesting music - Toshiaki Tsushima being one of the masters, also Hajime (So or Sou) Kaburagi.
Information is difficult to come by, just as much as the music is since the original text is Japanese - most of these soundtracks have been re-issued via Ultra-Vybe (Solid Records, Hotwax) and a lot of the tracks are doubled up on the amazing 'Go! Cinemania' compilations.
If you wish to explore some of the music - including the non psyche/funky material Wildgrounds is a good place to start.
If you wish to download '19 Killing Shots That Rang Out Under a Blood Red Sun' you can do so here.
Best downloaded and played LOUD !
Enjoy.