Bobby Trafalgar did a huge number of recordings and soundtracks to some of the strangest films ever made. Unfortunately he hasn’t composed anything in the last 20 years. Some of his songs have recently been re-discovered by today's cult vinyl collectors and reached cult classic status. The main theme from the French adult movie "Hotel d’amour" has become something of an underground lounge hit as it was re-released on UK label Repap. Trafalgar's obscure music for the Asian 70’s film "Kung-Fu Girl" was used in a TV and radio commercial for JC jeans that was awarded as "the best song from a commercial 2001" and the clothing has noticed a 20% increase in sales during the period of the campaign. Not bad for a song with explicit political lyrics sung in Chinese in mid 70's.
2003
MNW Records Group AB, Tangent Beats
CD, Single
2001
JC (2), Repap
Minimax
2000
Repap
12"
2000
1999
Repap
12", Smplr
1999
Goldhead Music
CD, Maxi
2004
Blanco Y Negro (2), Plus Recordings, Blanco Y Negro (2), Plus Recordings
2xCD, Comp, Mixed
2003
Tangent Beats
CD, Album
2003
2000
Repap
CD, Comp
2000
Freiraum
CD, Comp, Mixed
2009
Magnetic Records (3)
2xCD, Comp
2008
Wagram Music
4xCD, Comp
2006
Kontor Records
3xCD, Comp, Mixed
2006
Prominence Recordings
CD, Comp, Dig
2002
The Acid Lounge
2xCD, Comp, Mixed
2002
Nextera, Nextera
CD, Mixed
2001
React
3xCD, Comp
2001
Remix Magazine
CD, Comp
2001
Absolute (2)
CD, Comp
2001
Bonnier Music, Bonnier Music
CD, Comp
2001
Absolute (2)
CD, Comp, M/Print
2000
V2
CD, Mixed
2000
Remix Magazine
CD, Mixed, Promo
2000