Music to make love to your old lady by
 

There's not enough of it these days. So what do you guys think? What's some good music to make love to your old lady by?

My vote is Lovage: Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By

If you haven't heard it, do yourself a favor and check it out.

Anything Hall 'n Oates, and some Huey Lewis and the News

Best booty CD of all time is the Original Austin Powers Soundtrack.

Magic Piper of Love
Incense and Peppermints
Mas Que Nada
Soul Bossa Nova (Quincy Jones arranged AND performed)
What the World Needs Now is Love
And more.

If she isn't wet by then, she's probably dead.

Depends on how old your old lady is :Graucho

I watched the VH1 documentary on Hall and Oats. It was fascinating. I saw the Huey Lewis one as well. I forgot what that series was called, where every week they take a shitty artist from the 70s or 80s and chronicle their rise to fame and their subsequent decent into drugs and povery. I loved it, had Tivo taping it.

Bang, Bang, Bang - Group X

Huey Lewis?!

:eek7

Hall and Oates?!

:uhoh

Enya, Enigma, Dead Can Dance

Type O Negative's October Rust CD...(skip Red Water.)

Or, for a good rollicking fuck....

NiN, the Downward Spiral...(stop at track 9...nothing kills the mood like hearing how life sucks. Might make your woman wanna go sit in the garage, turn the engine on, and let the gentle purr of the motor lull her to sleep....actually, your love-making might make her want to do that, too. )

Barry White

I managed to catch them a couple times, both times were impressive to say the least. I like Peter better on a roid rage.

The new album is due out sometime in April, at last rumor. The title is "The Dream is Dead" ... appropriate, considering Pete's 40-year-old-depression.

I hope to see 'em when they go out on tour again, which should be end of this year, beginning of next.

:thumbsup

Ramstein

See, that's what I'm talking about.

I've seen them about 5 times. I met Peter Steel and the drummer (not sure what his name is). Pete's a big fuckin guy... kind of scary.

6'6"

The Playgirl pics are nice too. *slurp*

Johnny is your drummer. :glugglug

Mmm Alice In Chains eally does it for me, for some reason...

When I say, "Babe, put on some Alice in Chains"
He knows whats coming:Graucho

Anything by Sade :thumbsup

If she hears you refer to her as your "old lady" the choice of music will be a moot point :feels-hot

Being a truly old lady, there are some Phil Collins, old Genesis songs that get me going :thumbsup And there's nothing like Barry White's voice to start an engine, hehehe Though I do admit there are also times when Aerosmith, Billy Squire and Dave Matthews do it too....hell - just get a handfull of CDs, put it on random and go for it :winkwink:

Heh, that's true. I would never call my wife my "old lady". I just got to thinking about the topic because of the album I mentioned in my first post. It's by Dan the Automator (the best producer in hip hop), and has Jennifer Charles and Mike Patton (excellent singers) on vocals.

Basically, Dan the Automator said he listened to old Barry White albums and wanted to know whatever happened to those kinds of love-making songs. So he made that album, and called it "Songs to Make Love to Your Old Lady By". (The album cover and title were inspired by Serge Gainsburg.)

ATM Machine by Chase

Portishead is very ethereal and sexy.

Luke Skywalker and the 2Live Crew...

gotta keep the pimp hand strong!!!:thumbsup

i would have to say old 60's, 70's motown and R. Kelly always gets um in the mood. Those are my choices. :thumbsup

insatiable - prince
moments in love - art of noise
portishead
jamiroquai
maxwell
d'angelo

I have to agree with this one. I could never get tired of listening to Portishead, and it would definitely be good "background" music. :) (In fact, come to think of it, it HAS been great background music on many occasions)

Kashmir - Led Zepplin

:glugglug

mc eiht- music to drive by

In no particular order of preference, here is some exquisite music to make love to your lady by:

Stan Getz and Astrud Gilberto, "The Girl From Ipanema" (the full version, not the clumsy edit for the hit single). (Come to think of it, that entire album - "Getz/Gilberto" - should work, too.)

Miles Davis, "Kind of Blue" (the whole album).

Isaac Hayes, "Hot Buttered Soul". (Memo to Barry White fans: The big oaf made a career out of trying - and, mostly, not quite succeeding - to catch Isaac's lightning...)

Brian Eno, "Discreet Music".

The Modern Jazz Quartet, "No Sun In Venice".

Duke Ellington, "Unknown Session".

Michael Jones, "Pianoscapes".

Albert King, "I'll Play The Blues For You".

Milt Jackson and John Coltrane, "Bags and Trane".

Miles Davis, "In A Silent Way".

Santana, "Santana" (the first album).

...just for openers...

Coltrane kicks ass.

I agree about Isaac Hayes being great, but surely you're not completely discrediting Barry White. :)

The all time king of the panty looseners:Graucho

Does one discredit a well-prepared hamburger simply because it is not filet mignon? :wink:

Eminem - KIM


Sets the mood for a good hate fucking.