A damn shame

[Tiger Wench]

I feel so sorry for this up and coming generation who have the likes of Miley Cyrus and One Direction as the music of their generation, especially when they are older and are looking for some "sexy time" music.  My go to tunes are from Foreigner, Bad Company, Van Morrison, Luther Vandross, Marvin Gaye, James Ingram... with some Frank and Etta James and Harry Connick thrown in for good measure. Serious panty dropping music. Unless these adults of tomorrow have cool parents today to teach them about GOOD music, they are gonna have some shitty get-you-in-the-mood tunes later in life.

I've been really tryin', baby
Tryin' to hold back this feeling for soooo long...
But if you feel...
Like I'm feeling, baby...
Come on...

Seriously. 

How do you top that????

[CCTAU]

What about Harry Connick's son? That boy can sing too!

Gotta throw in some Rush, Kansas, little hall and oats, Waylon and Willie, journey, scorpions, krokus, prince and the revolution, and Johnny Cash.


So much to choose from that you never have to force any hop hop on anybody!

[Vandy Vol]

Quality music still exists.  The difference is that with the coming of the digital age, you don't need a record label to cherry pick a limited number of talents.  This results in more than just the cream of the crop getting noticed.

Additionally, because television and other visual mediums are more prominent now than before in music, the industry includes more than just an audible aspect.  This results in people that may be less talented, but more attractive or outlandish, to be touted as popular musicians.

You have to dig through more, and the more impressionable or unrefined minds may be blinded by what's readily available, but quality still exists.  And there's certainly enough out there that no "hop hop" has to be forced on anyone.

[DnATL]

What about Harry Connick's son? That boy can sing too!

Gotta throw in some Rush, Kansas, little hall and oats, Waylon and Willie, journey, scorpions, krokus, prince and the revolution, and Johnny Cash.


So much to choose from that you never have to force any hop hop on anybody!

No, Oates was the little one

[bottomfeeder]

We don't need music to get into the mood, we just get undressed.

[Buzz Killington]

Let's get it on

[Tiger Wench]

Quality music still exists.  The difference is that with the coming of the digital age, you don't need a record label to cherry pick a limited number of talents.  This results in more than just the cream of the crop getting noticed.

Additionally, because television and other visual mediums are more prominent now than before in music, the industry includes more than just an audible aspect.  This results in people that may be less talented, but more attractive or outlandish, to be touted as popular musicians.

You have to dig through more, and the more impressionable or unrefined minds may be blinded by what's readily available, but quality still exists.  And there's certainly enough out there that no "hop hop" has to be forced on anyone.

I never cease to be amazed that you don't have a life partner yet.

[CCTAU]

I never cease to be amazed that you don't have a life partner yet.

They would have to be deaf!

[Pell City Tiger]

I've found that Barry White and Anita Baker gets the wimmens naughty parts all tingly.

[Vandy Vol]

I never cease to be amazed that you don't have a life partner yet.

I never cease to be amazed that you think no one else can post their thoughts.

[Saniflush]

I've found that Barry White and Anita Baker gets the wimmens naughty parts all tingly.

This. 

You throw in some Frank Sinatra and if that can't get you laid, it wasn't even in the realm of possibilities for the evening.

Total panty droppin' music.

[Snaggletiger]

They would have to be deaf!

5 people "liked" this post.

[WiregrassTiger]

"Get up, Get up, Get up, Get up, let's make love tonight
 Wake up, Wake up, Wake up, Wake up, 'cos you do it right" Sexual Healing, Marvin Gaye

They just don't write them like that anymore. This is one of my favorites that I used to use to get it on to in the back seat of my Buick, back in the day. I made a tape with songs in this order: Let's Get It On, Sexual Healing and I be Stroking. I rarely made it all the way through to "Strokin" before I was "spent". 

Then I would ride around, trying to pick up a girl. Those were the good ole days.

[AU_Tiger_2000]

I made a tape with songs in this order: Let's Get It On Muskrat Love, Sexual Healing Let's Get Physical and I be Stroking Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go. I rarely made it all the way through to "Strokin Jitterbug" before I was "spent". 

Then I would ride around, trying to pick up a girl George Michael look-a-likes. Those were the good ole days.

Fixt

[Snaggletiger]

George Michael wore cool shorts

[Tiger Wench]

I never cease to be amazed that you think no one else can post their thoughts.

There's thoughts, like musings and casual conversation, and then there's a mini-thesis backed up with footnotes and note cards.  Not every post has to written as tho it must be defensible in court, and it doesn't have to accurate down to the last freaking detail.  Relax!!  No one wants to feel like they have to parse every sentence they write on a message board lest someone else deconstruct it through a motion in limine.  It's the X, not moot court.

[Tiger Wench]

This. 

You throw in some Frank Sinatra and if that can't get you laid, it wasn't even in the realm of possibilities for the evening.

Total panty droppin' music.

Marvin Gaye was the catalyst for a lot of learning when the hormones first got churning... I didn't appreciate Frank as much until I was older. 

And I have never been a huge Barry White fan.  I am more of a Luther Vandross and James Ingram girl myself.

[Godfather]

Total panty droppin' music.

[WiregrassTiger]

Fixt

I'm like a father figure to you.

[Buzz Killington]

George Michael wore cool shorts

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