There was a time, back in the '70s before it became the ubiquitous, mass-produced product it is today, that pornography made a bid to become taken seriously as an art form. The Devil in Miss Jones wound up being the seventh highest-grossing film of 1973, and set new standards for production value and, yes, musical scoring. Alden Shuman's soundtrack wasn't the usual monotonous wah-wah of the time, but a sweeping, panoramic, and plaintive score played by piano and full orchestra. It's never been reissued on LP before; our Real Gone release comes in limited (to 900 copies) hellfire vinyl that you can watch spin... for eternity.
