Hello,
What "do you play/would you play" in the bedroom to spice things up? Please reply me.
I know it's a funny question and i want a funny answer drom your side too.
Thanks
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2009-03-08, 22:02 #1Banned
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Funny Question
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2009-03-09, 06:46 #2Senior Member
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I think quite highly of J.J. Cale's album 5 in such a circumstance. And I know quite a few women who find the music sensual.
Spike Jones, on the other hand, is not recommended.
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Barry White and others
Welcome to the Forum. What a topic and question for a first post, good one at that.
Originally Posted by Gracey
Classical: Ravel's Boléro
Soul: Barry White's Greatest Hits
Jazz: The Most Romantic Jazz Music in the Universe
Rock: The Allman Brothers Band In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
I don't know what it is about Barry White's voice in a room dimly lit by candles, but I have never met a woman that Didn't like listening to it! Of course Boléro is showing my age because of Bo Derek and the movie 10. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed is rumored to be written about an expereince of Carnal Knowledge in the Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia. Guitarist Dickey Betts and other band members used to go to the cemetery for the peace and quite to write songs. It was also used at night to get away from the group atmosphere of the crowded living conditions. The rumor was that Betts was looking up at the head stone reading "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" during the joys of an enthusiastic young lady then later writing the song about the encounter. Most likely another Urban Legend, but I can't personally think of any other explaination that would explain such a great song from just seeing a headstone in a cemetery.iPhone
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Unfortunately, this is a Moonbase company secret we are unable to reveal ;-)
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I won't share my entire 145-song playlist, but there is a lot of Dave Matthews Band in it. U2, INXS, Chris Isaak, Jack Johnson, Dishwalla, Dire Straits, Mark Knopfler, and Robert Plant also work for me in that setting. Okay... I better stop. haha
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Some older suggestions can be found here...
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I don't have the stamina I would flee the premises after the first 142 songs Originally Posted by MeSue
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LOL... what, no 10 hour cuddling sessions? Originally Posted by Mnyb
I don't have the stamina I would flee the premises after the first 142 songs
We fire it up as a dynamic playlist so it is different every time.Sue
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No Spike Jones (or Monty Python) please
Okay, I must be spending too much time reading these forums. Last night in the midst of a "special" playlist (Oscar Peterson, Diana Krall & Dave Grusin) this thread topic suddenly entered my head, and I flashed on the notion of having Spike Jones blasting from the Boom by the bedside. Fortunately the thought did not last long enough to detract from the moment, but still....
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