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 Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2005 2:02 pm Post subject: Music? wholly unrelated to Tolkien, NC17 |
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feeling naughty right now: 
What is your favorite music to have sex to?
Me: Live, Enya, Widespread Panic
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I really just like asking strange women questions about sex (strange as in unknown, not weird... well most of you)
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Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson.... does that make me strange? 
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| Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2005 4:26 pm Post subject: Re: Music? wholly unrelated to Tolkien, NC17 |
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| inglor wrote: | | What is your favorite music to have sex to? |
But ... you can't be having sex, you have a small child! 
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inglor
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| Alassante wrote: | | Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson.... does that make me strange? |
Strange is not the word I would use 
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mistressofbucklebury
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I know with my ex it was Savage Garden - he was kinda mushy like that...
Got to admit though at the moment most of it sort of spur of the moment stuff so I really don't get a chance to flick through the old cd collection before I'm ready to get down to business as it were 
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| Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2005 4:32 pm Post subject: Re: Music? wholly unrelated to Tolkien, NC17 |
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| NancyBrooke wrote: | | inglor wrote: | | What is your favorite music to have sex to? |
But ... you can't be having sex, you have a small child! |
Edit: What is your favorite music you USE to have sex to
Thanks Nancy, what was I thinking... oh yeah COLLEGE!
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Yavanie
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Jim Brickman, Piano solos,
Josh Goban, Closer
Enya
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| Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2005 5:49 pm Post subject: |
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| inglor wrote: | | Alassante wrote: | | Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson.... does that make me strange? |
Strange is not the word I would use |
Don't worry - that is not all the time - only when the leather, whips, and dog collars come out!!! 
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Bladerunner soundtrack...  Something about that moody, rainy kinda thing:)
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An ex-boyfriend and I had this whole 'Doors' thing happening. It certainly made for 'interesting' times. Praise be to Jim M.!
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Only Inglor could think up something like this!
Wasn't the whole purpose of music to mask the noise from parents and/or flatmates?
So the louder the better?
Sorry, there is no music that I associate with sex... must be because I did always prefer the great outdoors and out there music is/was annoying. (and the opposums don't care)
And these days what with children who are at an age where they can hear and think... the music might mask the noise of their approach...
So, gee I'm blathering again but trying to pull my argument together, these days I associate sex with silence and suppression of suspicious sounds.
Unless the kids are out of the house in which case music is once again superfluous. |
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| miriel361 wrote: |
And these days what with children who are at an age where they can hear and think... the music might mask the noise of their approach...
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I'm with M on this one. With our six-year-old waking up at odd (and usually inconvient  ) times, stealth is the name of the game. And before anyone says something, yes the door is closed and locked, but we don't want to wake him with loud (and possibly frightening ) noises. But - if I can remember back that far - before we had children it was usually Luther Vandross and Barry White. 
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| Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2005 3:19 pm Post subject: |
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Barber's Adagio for Strings.
Barry White.
Beethoven's 6th (Pastorale) or 8th Symphony.
Josh Groban.
Aaron Copland's Appalachian Spring.
Just to start...
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| Vintage Prince, Santana, Hendrix, and, when we're in a silly mood, the Bloodhound Gang. |
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Gaaaaaah.
I'm looking at everyone's stuff and list.
I feel so.... old.
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