"Love Scene" is an instrumental jamming song

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 by British

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 progressive rock

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 band Pink Floyd

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. It has only been released on a bonus disc to a 1997 reissue of the soundtrack album Zabriskie Point

Zabriskie Point (album)

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. The song is a simple blues

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 instrumental. It was intended to play in a sex scene of the Zabriskie Point

Zabriskie Point (film)

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film, but Michelangelo Antonioni

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 didn't include it in the movie, and thus it was not included on the original soundtrack either.

The title "Love Scene" was originally a name of a track by Jerry Garcia

Jerry Garcia

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that played in the film and was featured on the original soundtrack. Garcia's "Love Scene" itself was a compound of excerpts from Garcia's studio improvisations. Material from these sessions was featured on the soundtrack bonus disc as four "Love Scene Improvisations" tracks, versions 1-4.