[M9R]

What songs would you recommend for me and my date to listen to:
(what will lively up the mood for any situation)

When we go to the park?
Outto eat?
Drive around in the car?
Pillowfight?
When we are angry with eachother?
When we are sad?
or if we break up?
what song is a goodsong to break up to?
What song can win her back?
What if we want to bone?
Pillowtalk song?

Choose one or all.
Any suggestions??

[louguzzo]

M9R, on 06 August 2012 - 01:09 AM, said:

What songs would you recommend for me and my date to listen to:
(what will lively up the mood for any situation)

When we go to the park? - My Blue Heaven
Outto eat? - Soothe
Drive around in the car? - Fuck You (An Ode to No One)
Pillowfight? - Bullet With Butterfly Wings
When we are angry with eachother? - The Tale of Dusty and Pistol Pete
When we are sad? - Obscured
or if we break up?
what song is a goodsong to break up to? - Lily (My One and Only)
What song can win her back? - Ava Adore
What if we want to bone? - Ma Belle
Pillowtalk song? - Thru the Eyes of Ruby

Bonus - Try, Try, Try (for the trip to Planned Parenthood) :shiftyeyes:/>
Choose one or all.
Any suggestions??

[bodhisattva]

When we go to the park? Jellybelly
Outto eat? Mayonaise
Drive around in the car? 1979
Pillowfight? Glass Theme
When we are angry with eachother? 17
When we are sad? Once In Awhile
or if we break up? Perfect
what song is a goodsong to break up to? This Time
What song can win her back? Luna
What if we want to bone? Starla
Pillowtalk song? Crush

[Sophie]

bodhisattva, on 08 August 2012 - 06:15 AM, said:

Drive around in the car? 1979

That was an easy one ;)/>

bodhisattva, on 08 August 2012 - 06:15 AM, said:

What if we want to bone? Starla

Hell yeah!
Starts slow. Soft and high pitched vocals in the middle. Fireworks in the end.
Can be played in a loop for your own pleasure.
Tested and approved.:wub:/>

(PS: and please don't use the expression "to bone" it will even be better.)

[bodhisattva]

yes, starla is the only instance i might not need an extended version of a song otherwise its a bit of compartmentalization of moments that should last much longer. kinda like the cell phone commercial where its the right song for every city/location. of course lots of other songs are perfect background music, but some songs really can "define" a moment or elevate it. little soundtracks to our lives.

[Fear to Tread]

Crush, Luna, Starla, To Sheila, etc. would work pretty well for some of those.

Am I the only one who thinks XYU would be great to have sex to?

[adamdanger!]

Fear to Tread, on 08 August 2012 - 09:43 AM, said:

Am I the only one who thinks XYU would be great to have sex to?

hehehe I remember a night with a random bar hookup and I put Siamese Dream. Geek U.S.A. comes on. That opening drum beat... Bada BUM BUM BUM BUM, BADADA DADA DA DA. good times.

She left in the middle of the night. With one shoe. In a foot of snow. Maybe it wasn't so good...

[davidp2007]

bodhisattva, on 08 August 2012 - 06:15 AM, said:

When we go to the park? Jellybelly
Outto eat? Mayonaise
Drive around in the car? 1979
Pillowfight? Glass Theme
When we are angry with eachother? 17
When we are sad? Once In Awhile
or if we break up? Perfect
what song is a goodsong to break up to? This Time
What song can win her back? Luna
What if we want to bone? Starla
Pillowtalk song? Crush

I would agree with most of those. But in terms of intimate moments, I find music too distracting. You end up focusing on how awesome or annoying a song is instead of what you really should be doing lol. It's okay when you start off and you start to have an amorous, but then you just want to shut off the music and go from there.

Now if it was a love scene in a movie or something (which would usually be a montage, rather than the whole thing), To Sheila might be appropriate. I remember Billy claiming that he was approached to use To Sheila in Cruel Intentions but he said no because he didn't want the song to be forever associated with Ryan Phillipe's butt lol. I'm guessing he meant the love scene in which they use Colorblind by The Counting Crows instead.

Now if you break up or get rejected, you might feel angry or sad, you might be more inclined to listen to the heavier songs by SP like Bullet, Zero, Ode to No One, XYU, etc.

[the_farewell_party]

M9R, on 06 August 2012 - 01:09 AM, said:

When we are angry with eachother?
When we are sad?
or if we break up?
What if we want to bone?

I plan for all these things to happen on a date, as well. The first date, actually.

[M9R]

Quote

LOUGUZZOS:
What songs would you recommend for me and my date to listen to:
(what will lively up the mood for any situation)

When we go to the park? - My Blue Heaven
Outto eat? - Soothe
Drive around in the car? - Fuck You (An Ode to No One)
Pillowfight? - Bullet With Butterfly Wings
When we are angry with eachother? - The Tale of Dusty and Pistol Pete
When we are sad? - Obscured
or if we break up?
what song is a goodsong to break up to? - Lily (My One and Only)
What song can win her back? - Ava Adore
What if we want to bone? - Ma Belle
Pillowtalk song? - Thru the Eyes of Ruby

Bonus - Try, Try, Try (for the trip to Planned Parenthood)
Choose one or all.
Any suggestions??

Sorry Louguzzo but I relate to this one by Bodhi more:

bodhisattva, on 08 August 2012 - 06:15 AM, said:

When we go to the park? Jellybelly
Outto eat? Mayonaise
Drive around in the car? 1979
Pillowfight? Glass Theme
When we are angry with eachother? 17
When we are sad? Once In Awhile
or if we break up? Perfect
what song is a goodsong to break up to? This Time
What song can win her back? Luna
What if we want to bone? Starla
Pillowtalk song? Crush

I bow to greatness.

[Fear to Tread]

I'm late and all but I thought I'd try my hand at this.

M9R, on 06 August 2012 - 01:09 AM, said:

What songs would you recommend for me and my date to listen to:
(what will lively up the mood for any situation)

When we go to the park? - Crush
Outto eat? - Cupid de Locke
Drive around in the car? - Panopticon
Pillowfight? - Geek USA
When we are angry with eachother? - Love
When we are sad? - Thirty Three
what song is a goodsong to break up to? - Tales of a Scorched Earth (if you're pissed about it) or Behold! The Night Mare (if you're more sad about it)
What song can win her back? - One Diamond One Heart
What if we want to bone? - X.Y.U./Daphne Descends
Pillowtalk song? - Pinwheels

Choose one or all.
Any suggestions??

[saintrenee]

M9R, on 09 August 2012 - 11:10 AM, said:

Sorry Louguzzo but I relate to this one by Bodhi more:



I bow to greatness.

Cause he's the greatest.I keep telling everyone that but do they get it,you do I see.

[M9R]

I meant the choices. Not the person but
I am sure he is great because ultimately everyone Is. (in my book)
You should know that.

[saintrenee]

davidp2007, on 08 August 2012 - 12:00 PM, said:

I would agree with most of those. But in terms of intimate moments, I find music too distracting. You end up focusing on how awesome or annoying a song is instead of what you really should be doing lol. It's okay when you start off and you start to have an amorous, but then you just want to shut off the music and go from there.

Well,it all depends on which moments.Like, what mood you're in,with music or without music,you know.And what music selection will last without becoming what you described in detail.

M9R, on 10 August 2012 - 04:30 AM, said:

I meant the choices. Not the person but
I am sure he is great because ultimately everyone Is. (in my book)
You should know that.

Well, the greatness is in the Musician that created the music,of course.
It's something I've always sort of teased bodhi about being that he's one of the
most intelligent people (in so many things)that I've met here on the forum.
I don't know about everyone being great though,actually I'm told only God is great.

[LostSoul]

Just keep in mind that the girl may be put off by your wanting to play the music. Not that she will, but on my first date with my current gf, I put on the Greatest Hits. Picked her up, drove to the place we were gonna eat and she said, "Is it okay if we don't listen to music?"

Turned out she couldn't stand the band. Of course, I also got a text one night 4 months into dating saying that she caved and downloaded their Greatest Hits album. And she was so embarrassed. We've been dating 3 years, and she's seen them live twice with me. She got to hear her Greatest Hits the first time, and then the second was a setlist that only an avid fan (such as myself) would love. She won't admit to loving their studio output, but she loves them live. Last time we saw them, I caught her texting her girlfriend about how giddy she got when Billy came out on stage. :lol:/>

Her favorite songs are The Everlasting Gaze, Tonight Tonight, My Love Is Winter, Siva and (Come On) Let's Go! (...I've criticized her plenty for this one). She tends to stray from their more experimental stuff, although she appreciated Gossamer, Silverfuck, and Oceania live quite a bit.

Anyway, I don't really have a list for you. Everyone else has done well enough on that.

[davidp2007]

saintrenee, on 10 August 2012 - 04:42 AM, said:

Well,it all depends on which moments.Like, what mood you're in,with music or without music,you know.And what music selection will last without becoming what you described in detail.



Well, the greatness is in the Musician that created the music,of course.
It's something I've always sort of teased bodhi about being that he's one of the
most intelligent people (in so many things)that I've met here on the forum.
I don't know about everyone being great though,actually I'm told only God is great.

Yeah it really depends. But I couldn't make love set to music, it's too distracting. But if you're kissing a little bit or cuddling while listening to music, that is a bit different.

LostSoul, on 10 August 2012 - 04:54 AM, said:

Just keep in mind that the girl may be put off by your wanting to play the music. Not that she will, but on my first date with my current gf, I put on the Greatest Hits. Picked her up, drove to the place we were gonna eat and she said, "Is it okay if we don't listen to music?"

Turned out she couldn't stand the band. Of course, I also got a text one night 4 months into dating saying that she caved and downloaded their Greatest Hits album. And she was so embarrassed. We've been dating 3 years, and she's seen them live twice with me. She got to hear her Greatest Hits the first time, and then the second was a setlist that only an avid fan (such as myself) would love. She won't admit to loving their studio output, but she loves them live. Last time we saw them, I caught her texting her girlfriend about how giddy she got when Billy came out on stage. :lol:/>

Her favorite songs are The Everlasting Gaze, Tonight Tonight, My Love Is Winter, Siva and (Come On) Let's Go! (...I've criticized her plenty for this one). She tends to stray from their more experimental stuff, although she appreciated Gossamer, Silverfuck, and Oceania live quite a bit.

Anyway, I don't really have a list for you. Everyone else has done well enough on that.

Haha ouch. That could have turned out of your favor but it sounds like SP got stuck in her hea haha. It's awesome that it's lasted and she is now a fan of SP too :)/>. Haha, Yeah Come on Let's Go, she should swap that for Bleeding The Orchid or That's The Way :p/>.

[M9R]

saintrenee, on 10 August 2012 - 04:42 AM, said:

Well,it all depends on which moments.Like, what mood you're in,with music or without music,you know.And what music selection will last without becoming what you described in detail.



Well, the greatness is in the Musician that created the music,of course.
It's something I've always sort of teased bodhi about being that he's one of the
most intelligent people (in so many things)that I've met here on the forum.
I don't know about everyone being great though,actually I'm told only God is great.

Awww.... cute. :)/>
I hope one day, what you get to see in Bodhi you will get to see in everyone
as I do in God.

davidp2007, on 10 August 2012 - 01:08 PM, said:

Yeah it really depends. But I couldn't make love set to music, it's too distracting. But if you're kissing a little bit or cuddling while listening to music, that is a bit different.


Haha ouch. That could have turned out of your favor but it sounds like SP got stuck in her hea haha. It's awesome that it's lasted and she is now a fan of SP too :)/>. Haha, Yeah Come on Let's Go, she should swap that for Bleeding The Orchid or That's The Way :p/>.

The music is good to set up a mood or compliment a situation,
I recently enjoyed Violet Rays for a quick boning. (excuse my french)

I've never made love yet with music because I dont know if I've ever truly loved.
I would guess, probably Whitney Houstons "I will always Love You??" lol
Or The Cures "Twilight Garden"

I cant think of one with SP yet?

[davidp2007]

M9R, on 10 August 2012 - 02:29 PM, said:

Awww.... cute. :)/>
I hope one day, what you get to see in Bodhi you will get to see in everyone
as I do in God.



The music is good to set up a mood or compliment a situation,
I recently enjoyed Violet Rays for a quick boning. (excuse my french)

I've never made love yet with music because I dont know if I've ever truly loved.
I would guess, probably Whitney Houstons "I will always Love You??" lol
Or The Cures "Twilight Garden"

I cant think of one with SP yet?

lol well I guess that's to philosophize about haha. But whatever you call it, I haven't yet found myself in a situation where music was a compliment rather than a distraction in those specific set of circumstances. But you never know haha.

[bodhisattva]

davidp2007, on 10 August 2012 - 03:32 PM, said:

lol well I guess that's to philosophize about haha. But whatever you call it, I haven't yet found myself in a situation where music was a compliment rather than a distraction in those specific set of circumstances. But you never know haha.

don't think of it as you. think of it as music accompanying video condensing moments of your life into catchy sequences played by your favorite actors for mass consumption so everyone can be like "hey, i see what they did there" or something.

probably more like or something though with most people.

[saintrenee]

If music is a universal language,and if love is a universal language.We all should be making beautiful music ♥

[Hater]

A date for me requires me to make the girl a custom CD to be consider a date

[davidp2007]

bodhisattva, on 10 August 2012 - 04:31 PM, said:

don't think of it as you. think of it as music accompanying video condensing moments of your life into catchy sequences played by your favorite actors for mass consumption so everyone can be like "hey, i see what they did there" or something.

probably more like or something though with most people.

If life were like that, then we would all have a theme song haha.

[CelestialBeing]

^^I think we all do..... (listen)

saintrenee, on 11 August 2012 - 03:29 AM, said:

If music is a universal language,and if love is a universal language.We all should be making beautiful music ♥

sounds nice.

[M9R]

davidp2007, on 10 August 2012 - 03:32 PM, said:

lol well I guess that's to philosophize about haha.

I know. right?
its like Einstein failing math. (we're all super-human)

[frednirv632]

Einstein never failed math. To quote the man himself, "I never failed in mathematics… Before I was fifteen I had mastered differential and integral calculus.”

Please don't insult on of the greatest minds our world has ever known.

EDIT: http://www.todayifou...tics-in-school/

This post has been edited by frednirv632: 17 August 2012 - 06:12 AM

[Hyrrow]

LOL
I thought this was about board members going on blind dates. :happy:/>

[M9R]

Hyrrow, on 17 August 2012 - 06:29 AM, said:

LOL
I thought this was about board members going on blind dates. :happy:/>

:)/>

Blind dates? Now theres a thread.
Why? you interested? LOL

frednirv632, on 17 August 2012 - 06:10 AM, said:

Einstein never failed math. To quote the man himself, "I never failed in mathematics… Before I was fifteen I had mastered differential and integral calculus.”

Please don't insult on of the greatest minds our world has ever known.

EDIT: http://www.todayifou...tics-in-school/

Insulted him?you just did.

I knew that already. Now do you get what I posted?
I've studied the mans life(and not through google only(lol)may I add.

next time ask. I promise I wont bite.
and dont take my corrections with you personally, I like you. (You're a smart guy)
-salud!

[frednirv632]

You confuse me.

[bodhisattva]

davidp2007, on 11 August 2012 - 05:21 PM, said:

If life were like that, then we would all have a theme song haha.

well, ya know, live your life and have the moments without the music happening of course, or some really bad songs in the background you'd rather forget about.

the proper accompanying music for each moment is piped in later during the recreation on the big screen for emphasis or for the handy use of a montage.

figure we're all stars, just uncharted and unnamed waiting to be discovered.

I am sure in 500 or so years many of us internet pioneers will be understood on higher levels and eventually maybe everyone fully appreciated and praised, as future cultures go through changes and realizations of the genius' insight of our modern day lunatics. lol

[frosty]

:lol:/>


i would have loved reading what others hundreds of years ago chatted with each other about.

[Sophie]

frosty, on 18 August 2012 - 01:30 AM, said:

:lol:/>


i would have loved reading what others hundreds of years ago chatted with each other about.

I own tons of boxes filled with letters from my "ancesters" (end of the 19th century / beginning of the 20th century) and photos.
I've read some of those and if some of them are of interest (beautiful love letters or 1st world war letters) a vast majority of them is just about everyday life and sound like gossips. :lol:/>

[Hyrrow]

M9R, on 17 August 2012 - 07:49 AM, said:

:)/>

Blind dates? Now theres a thread.
Why? you interested? LOL

I wish I could go on dates, hihi, but I'm taken. I do miss dating... :love:/>

frosty, on 18 August 2012 - 01:30 AM, said:

:lol:/>


i would have loved reading what others hundreds of years ago chatted with each other about.

Some more tea?
Yes dead, thank you.
How is Elaine.
Oh she's great, she's recovering from her cold.
And how's her husband...
Tom?
Yes, Tom, how is he?

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

I think that would have been a typical conversation. LOL.

[MinaLoi]

I would make her listen to Pug first.

[CelestialBeing]

the_farewell_party, on 09 August 2012 - 08:20 AM, said:

I plan for all these things to happen on a date, as well. The first date, actually.

LOL (you guys are too funny)

bodhisattva, on 17 August 2012 - 10:30 AM, said:

well, ya know, live your life and have the moments without the music happening of course, or some really bad songs in the background you'd rather forget about.

the proper accompanying music for each moment is piped in later during the recreation on the big screen for emphasis or for the handy use of a montage.

figure we're all stars, just uncharted and unnamed waiting to be discovered.

I am sure in 500 or so years many of us internet pioneers will be understood on higher levels and eventually maybe everyone fully appreciated and praised, as future cultures go through changes and realizations of the genius' insight of our modern day lunatics. lol

Nicely said.
but
We cant wait for the world to catch up. (lets just blaze the trails and let the rest take care of itself)
you know
My own mother thinks I'm crazy lol
and then I quoted Seal-"We're never going to survive unless We're all a little crazy" lol
but that was just my ego talking.

Seriously,
Lets focus more on Understanding than being understood.
Appreciating and praising than being Appreciated and Praised.
Loving than being Loved.
This is my true answer Nobodhi(i mean bodhi) :)/>

[bodhisattva]

i was being a tad bit sarcastic.

understanding and being understood are a bit like yin and yang in motion, its hard to tell where one starts and the other begins, especially when it comes to knowing ones self.

[frosty]

Sophie, on 18 August 2012 - 06:39 AM, said:

I own tons of boxes filled with letters from my "ancesters" (end of the 19th century / beginning of the 20th century) and photos.
I've read some of those and if some of them are of interest (beautiful love letters or 1st world war letters) a vast majority of them is just about everyday life and sound like gossips. :lol:/>

i just now read this. you should post one.

[CelestialBeing]

bodhisattva, on 22 August 2012 - 08:10 AM, said:

i was being a tad bit sarcastic.

understanding and being understood are a bit like yin and yang in motion, its hard to tell where one starts and the other begins, especially when it comes to knowing ones self.

I see what you're saying....
Empty your cup so that it may be filled

I get the sense that
We can have some very Interesting Spiritual Conversations.

[CelestialBeing]

Quote

well, ya know, live your life and have the moments without the music happening of course, or some really bad songs in the background you'd rather forget about.

the proper accompanying music for each moment is piped in later during the recreation on the big screen for emphasis or for the handy use of a montage.

I love this part,
it reminds me of "death" (someones life flashing before their eyes)
and the music that accompanies it.

[M9R]

bodhisattva, on 17 August 2012 - 10:30 AM, said:

I am sure in 500 or so years many of us internet pioneers will be understood on higher levels and eventually maybe everyone fully appreciated and praised, as future cultures go through changes and realizations of the genius' insight of our modern day lunatics. lol

not even, more like 2-3 months later. (in my case)

note:
The ones that critiSize you the most are the first ones who start copying you. (when you're gone)

[M9R]

Hyrrow, on 18 August 2012 - 08:54 PM, said:

I wish I could go on dates, hihi, but I'm taken. I do miss dating... :love:/>

♥ Bring your date then :)/>