Great fuck music

[Guest DickHo]

If you like the soundtrack to The Illusionist, you would also like the soundtrack to The Hours. It also by Glass but better, I think.

 

Best comment from a trick during sex while music is playing: can you turn the music off, I can't concentrate.

 

Dick

[edjames]

I have always thought anything by Maxwell is great background music for sex.

 

A similar sound is Robin Thicke. His latest CD "The Evolution of Robin Thicke" has been on my CD player for a few weeks now. He made a great appearance on the Tonite Show with Jay Leno last week and although he comes across a bit gay, he isn't. And yes, his Dad is actor Alan Thicke of "Growing Pains," and his Mom is singer/composer Gloria Loring.

 

Ed

[Rick Munroe]

>R&D,

> Beer Barrel Polka? Laughing and cutting up can be a big

>turn on for me....so bring it on!

 

We agree...sex is way more fun when you can laugh and be playful while seriously getting off!

 

>Do you also have the

>chicken dance song?

 

Only the version by Motley Crüe. Shall I keep it in mind? :+

[+ Axiom2001]

>>I received some salient as well as some

>>unwanted and unnecessary suggestions which I definitely

>could

>>NOT use.

>

>On behalf of Miss Connie Francis and her classic album below,

>which I recommended, I am deeply wounded.

>

>http://ec2.images-amazon.com/images/P/B000EOTEJ0.01._SS500_SCLZZZZZZZ_V57015704_.jpg

 

 

I couldn't help but crack up, and indeed I laugggggggggghed raucously! :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) No blatant offense, Rick, I am now accustomend to your repartee at this juncture! Thanks, Axiom

[+ Axiom2001]

This coming weekend when I am in San Francisco and at Virgin's Records-- I shall do a great deal of listening to cds to use. Thanks for the suggestions, fellows, although I did not create this particular thread!

Your recommendations will be taken to heart! :-) :9 :-)

[+ glutes]

Spring Awakening?

 

Sex sells on Broadway

22/01/2007 09:45 - (SA)

 

New York - Teenage sex scenes showing a naked breast, masturbation and sadomasochism aren't the usual Broadway fare, but Spring Awakening has become the surprise hit musical of the season while being hailed as tastefully erotic.

 

Adapted from German playwright Frank Wedekind's then-scandalous 1891 play, Spring Awakening looks at the angst of high school students and their sexual awakening in repressed 19th-century Germany.

 

With song titles such as The Bitch of Living and Touch Me, the show opened on Broadway last month to glowing reviews that compared its contemporary rock song score to that of the prize-winning Rent. Its run was recently extended.

 

When considering a Broadway musical, "probably nobody thinks: pure sex. That might just change," said New York Times critic Charles Isherwood, calling the show "a straight shot of eroticism" as it tastefully deals with provocative topics such as abortion, homosexuality and abuse.

 

"Spring Awakening' makes sex strange again, no mean feat, in our mechanically prurient age," Isherwood said.

 

Scenes between the lead male and female characters include an erotically charged one in which she encourages a spanking with a wooden plank, leading to the exposure of a bare breast.

 

Similarly, one of the secondary characters displays homosexual longings and comically sings and masturbates centre stage, surrounded by dancing females.

 

Trials of puberty

 

Critics and the show's creators, playwright Steven Sater and composer Duncan Sheik, said the show is less about sex than about staying true to teen spirit. The cast members are 17 to 22 years old.

 

"It touches something deep that is resonant in all of us, which is our own adolescent experience," said Sater, who persuaded Sheik to write the music after meeting him chanting at a Buddhist gathering and writing the lyrics to Sheik's third album.

 

Neither feared the sexuality would leave audiences aghast.

 

"There is nothing exploitative about it. It simply shows what it is like for these young people to go through the trials of puberty," Sater said.

 

Sheik, 37, gained fame for his 1996 hit pop music single Barely Breathing. He said he composed the musical after becoming disillusioned with his early success.

 

"Our culture in general has a real acceptance and even love of violence and a real fear of sexuality that is troubling, and that is one of the things Spring Awakening addresses," he said.

 

Teenage angst

 

While the show's longer-term success may lie in whether it can seduce traditional theater-goers and a younger audience, both men say they already have an avid fan base.

 

"I just got an e-mail from a 15-year-old boy who was going through a lot of teenage angst," Sheik said. "Every day he puts on The Bitch of Living and jumps around his room screaming at the top of his lungs."

[edjames]

RE: Spring Awakening?

 

I saw the show last week. It was terrific! Great cast, staging, music and story.

 

Yes, it's a bit strange for Broadway but I was mesmerized while I sat watching it. The combination of the age of the story and the mix of the modern day rock music makes it all the more fabulous.

 

The cast, led by the handsome Joanathan Groff is very talented. Also, of note, is the great performance by John Gallagher as Moritz, a combination of Screech and Carrot Top. His song "The Bitch Of Loving" was one of the outstanding numbers from the show.

 

Don't expect lots of nudity. There is the flash of a female breast and when Melchior and Wendla finally consummate their love, we get only a fleeting glance at Melchior's butt. This show is not about nudity or sexual acts on stage, it's about the angst and discovery of sexual feelings in young teenagers.

 

Good show. They should all line up and take home a Tony!