OldSchoolWrestling Posted October 28, 2003 Report Posted October 28, 2003 Here and Now - Luthor Vandross I Knew I Loved You Before I Met You - Savage Garden I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing - Aerosmith How Deep is Your Love - BeeGees Journey - Open Arms Elvis Presley - Love Me Tender
Your Paragon of Virtue Posted October 29, 2003 Report Posted October 29, 2003 DMB--Crush, Crash Into Me, #41, Say Goodbye Impressive. Are you a fan, like me? #41 and Crush are really good for meaningful shit. The other two are good if you ignore their messages. What's so bad about Crash? Space Between is another good DMB choice I guess. They have a lot of these sappy kindsa songs don't they?
Guest stardust Posted October 29, 2003 Report Posted October 29, 2003 DMB--Crush, Crash Into Me, #41, Say Goodbye Impressive. Are you a fan, like me? #41 and Crush are really good for meaningful shit. The other two are good if you ignore their messages. I'm not like an uber DMB fan or anything, but yes, I do enjoy their music. And "Say Goodbye" does have a somewhat...depressing...message in a way, but at the same time, it's an awesome song and just the sound of it can set the mood as long as you're not paying attention to the words and really thinking about what those words are saying. "Crash Into Me," to me, is just a very sexual song, but once again, the music and the sound really set the mood more than anything else. Actually, you can really just pop in a DMB CD and play it all the way through, because at some point you stop really paying attention to the words and it becomes more of a sound in the background thing, and something about that music just oozes sex (at least it does to me, I might be weird...).
Guest stardust Posted October 29, 2003 Report Posted October 29, 2003 DMB--Crush, Crash Into Me, #41, Say Goodbye Impressive. Are you a fan, like me? #41 and Crush are really good for meaningful shit. The other two are good if you ignore their messages. What's so bad about Crash? Space Between is another good DMB choice I guess. They have a lot of these sappy kindsa songs don't they? D'oh! How did I forget about "The Space Between?" And yes, Paragon, they do have a lot of good songs for romance.
Your Paragon of Virtue Posted October 29, 2003 Report Posted October 29, 2003 I *could* suggest some really good country, but I just know those would all get shot down. Well that depends. If it's any of that CMT shit, I don't want any part of it, and I think I can speak for everyone else on the board as well.
rising up out of the back seat-nuh Posted October 29, 2003 Report Posted October 29, 2003 Just play "Loveage: Music to make love to your old lady by" Either that or Andre's half of the last Outkast album.
Spicy McHaggis Posted October 29, 2003 Report Posted October 29, 2003 DMB--Crush, Crash Into Me, #41, Say Goodbye Impressive. Are you a fan, like me? #41 and Crush are really good for meaningful shit. The other two are good if you ignore their messages. I'm not like an uber DMB fan or anything, but yes, I do enjoy their music. And "Say Goodbye" does have a somewhat...depressing...message in a way, but at the same time, it's an awesome song and just the sound of it can set the mood as long as you're not paying attention to the words and really thinking about what those words are saying. "Crash Into Me," to me, is just a very sexual song, but once again, the music and the sound really set the mood more than anything else. Actually, you can really just pop in a DMB CD and play it all the way through, because at some point you stop really paying attention to the words and it becomes more of a sound in the background thing, and something about that music just oozes sex (at least it does to me, I might be weird...). That's exactly what I was going for. Both songs are very sexy, and if you selectively listen to them, they're perfect for the mood. I think Crash the album is great... Crash, #41, Say Goodbye, Let You Down, they're all perfect. What's so bad about Crash? Crash really is about a stalker watching a girl. But like stardust said, the overall effect is what's important.
Your Paragon of Virtue Posted October 29, 2003 Report Posted October 29, 2003 DMB--Crush, Crash Into Me, #41, Say Goodbye Impressive. Are you a fan, like me? #41 and Crush are really good for meaningful shit. The other two are good if you ignore their messages. I'm not like an uber DMB fan or anything, but yes, I do enjoy their music. And "Say Goodbye" does have a somewhat...depressing...message in a way, but at the same time, it's an awesome song and just the sound of it can set the mood as long as you're not paying attention to the words and really thinking about what those words are saying. "Crash Into Me," to me, is just a very sexual song, but once again, the music and the sound really set the mood more than anything else. Actually, you can really just pop in a DMB CD and play it all the way through, because at some point you stop really paying attention to the words and it becomes more of a sound in the background thing, and something about that music just oozes sex (at least it does to me, I might be weird...). That's exactly what I was going for. Both songs are very sexy, and if you selectively listen to them, they're perfect for the mood. I think Crash the album is great... Crash, #41, Say Goodbye, Let You Down, they're all perfect. What's so bad about Crash? Crash really is about a stalker watching a girl. But like stardust said, the overall effect is what's important. I never got that sort of thing. Why would a band make a song about a stalker?
Guest stardust Posted October 30, 2003 Report Posted October 30, 2003 I *could* suggest some really good country, but I just know those would all get shot down. Well that depends. If it's any of that CMT shit, I don't want any part of it, and I think I can speak for everyone else on the board as well. That's why I was keeping my mouth shut. Although there are some really good Texas singers/songwriters (country) that don't get played on CMT that have some damn good stuff (well, Pat Green does, but that's really it), and Cross Canadian Ragweed is just now starting to get played on CMT. At any rate, though, I won't suggest a damned bit of country.
Guest stardust Posted October 30, 2003 Report Posted October 30, 2003 That's exactly what I was going for. Both songs are very sexy, and if you selectively listen to them, they're perfect for the mood. I think Crash the album is great... Crash, #41, Say Goodbye, Let You Down, they're all perfect. Crash really is about a stalker watching a girl. But like stardust said, the overall effect is what's important. I completely agree. The entire "Crash" album can definitely set the mood. It's just mellow enough, but still has a subtle energy to it. And hey, Sarah McLachlan also wrote a song about a stalker, which most people also take as being a love song.
Spicy McHaggis Posted October 30, 2003 Report Posted October 30, 2003 What's the lesson, kiddies? Stalker = babe magnet
TSA09 Posted October 30, 2003 Report Posted October 30, 2003 1. I'll Make Love to You - Boys II Men 2. Would You Mind - Janet Jackson (a major favorite of mine) 3. Anytime, Anyplace - Janet Jackson 4. Let's Get It On - Marvin Gaye (If you don't get some from this, you fucking suck) 5. Anything by Barry White (Again, see #4)
Guest Jay Z. Hollywood Posted October 30, 2003 Report Posted October 30, 2003 Latin Jazz, ladies and gents, Latin Jazz.
Guest stardust Posted October 30, 2003 Report Posted October 30, 2003 1. I'll Make Love to You - Boys II Men 2. Would You Mind - Janet Jackson (a major favorite of mine) 3. Anytime, Anyplace - Janet Jackson 4. Let's Get It On - Marvin Gaye (If you don't get some from this, you fucking suck) 5. Anything by Barry White (Again, see #4) Actually, for some reason I can't hear "Let's Get It On" and not laugh. I guess because it seems so cliched to me. Well, that and I still to this day have this mental image of one of my friends deciding to strip to that song, which has forever burned a very painful scar in my memory.
A Happy Medium Posted October 30, 2003 Report Posted October 30, 2003 Eh, let me think. I'll think up a little sad old bastard stuff for you. Eisley The Cranberres Dashboard Confessional (girls go crazy over this shit..it's scary) Eh, it's late..I can think of some more later...
Guest Agent of Oblivion Posted October 30, 2003 Report Posted October 30, 2003 And hey, Sarah McLachlan also wrote a song about a stalker, which most people also take as being a love song. Same deal with the Police's "Every Breath You Take" and REM's "Losing my Religion" both of which were the bands' biggest hits. Stalkers=ratings.
TSA09 Posted October 30, 2003 Report Posted October 30, 2003 1. I'll Make Love to You - Boys II Men 2. Would You Mind - Janet Jackson (a major favorite of mine) 3. Anytime, Anyplace - Janet Jackson 4. Let's Get It On - Marvin Gaye (If you don't get some from this, you fucking suck) 5. Anything by Barry White (Again, see #4) Actually, for some reason I can't hear "Let's Get It On" and not laugh. I guess because it seems so cliched to me. Well, that and I still to this day have this mental image of one of my friends deciding to strip to that song, which has forever burned a very painful scar in my memory. Well 9 times out of 10 if you can't score to that you have no business scoring. Isley Brothers are another one. I just like Janet's "Would You Mind" simply because the whole song is about sex and sex acts.
ryankeast Posted October 30, 2003 Report Posted October 30, 2003 Joe Cooker - You Are So Beautiful Joan Armantrading - Love And Affection Extreme - More Than Words And if you get lucky - Play the Goldtrapp album - great fucking music.
Guest stardust Posted October 31, 2003 Report Posted October 31, 2003 1. I'll Make Love to You - Boys II Men 2. Would You Mind - Janet Jackson (a major favorite of mine) 3. Anytime, Anyplace - Janet Jackson 4. Let's Get It On - Marvin Gaye (If you don't get some from this, you fucking suck) 5. Anything by Barry White (Again, see #4) Actually, for some reason I can't hear "Let's Get It On" and not laugh. I guess because it seems so cliched to me. Well, that and I still to this day have this mental image of one of my friends deciding to strip to that song, which has forever burned a very painful scar in my memory. Well 9 times out of 10 if you can't score to that you have no business scoring. Isley Brothers are another one. I just like Janet's "Would You Mind" simply because the whole song is about sex and sex acts. Well, said friend certainly didn't score that night, so I guess that means he just had no business scoring. But with a song like that, it's the song that everybody goes to and uses. Maybe I'm weird for thinking that a little originality and creativity is good when choosing mood music, and not relying on something that is a song that honestly does not make me want to get it on. I think it's probably the fact that every guy I know who uses that song uses it with this over-blown confidence that, if he plays "Let's Get On," he will be getting some that night, and yet those same guys end up not getting any at all. Clearly the song DOES serve its purpose and does inspire people to get it on, otherwise it wouldn't still be so popular today; BUT I also tend to think that deviating from the expected and coming up with something different is a lot more impressive than popping in a Barry White CD because, hey, you're *supposed* to get laid to it. I'm honestly not sure if that made any sense, but I'm doped up on cold medicine right now.
Guest The TRUE Fonzie Posted October 31, 2003 Report Posted October 31, 2003 Maybe I'm weird for thinking that a little originality and creativity is good when choosing mood music, That ain't the least bit near crazyville. When you're an original, you're golden. Look Fonzie. Dere's been a lotta screws wanting to go low on the uptake, but there ain't but never been the one true. So's enough of the small talkin'. Now that we acquinted...innimately...how about you give Fonzie some nudie pictures of yuz, packaged real discretiously in a omvelope. And you needs to write "NUDIE PICTURES" on it, uddahwise I mights assume it's some garbage from the guvahment tellin' me to squeak their grease with some tax money. Dat junk goes straight into the nearest sewer grate wid all da resta my trash. And not relying on something that is a song that honestly does not make me want to get it on. Rely on Fonz, baby. I think it's probably the fact that every guy I know who uses that song uses it with this over-blown confidence that, if he plays "Let's Get On," he will be getting some that night, and yet those same guys end up not getting any at all. Clearly the song DOES serve its purpose and does inspire people to get it on, otherwise it wouldn't still be so popular today; BUT I also tend to think that deviating from the expected and coming up with something different is a lot more impressive than popping in a Barry White CD because, hey, you're *supposed* to get laid to it. I don't know what you're gagglin' on about, on account of me staring atcha jits. Now c'mon sweetcake...don't keep da Fonz waiting, 'cuz it ain't like I don't got udda babes on the schedule.
EricMM Posted October 31, 2003 Report Posted October 31, 2003 MxPx "Do your feet hurt" The Ataris "San Dimas Highschool Football Rules" Goldfinger "Just like Heaven" In case shes into that kind of stuff.
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