Mood killing songs...

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What song would be the most mood killing track if it accidentally made it onto your "lets make love" playlist.
 
Nooooooo I've been Rick rolled!!! That would totally do it. I'd crack up instantly.
 
Hm. Very specifically it would probably have to be Albinoni's Adagio in G Minor.

It was in the soundtrack of Gallipoli and...

SPOILER ALERT

GALLIPOLI IS BAD

I MEAN IT IS A GREAT MOVIE

BUT SPOILER ALERT

PEOPLE DIE

LOTS OF PEOPLE DIE

It's a gorgeous, sad piece of music.

And I'd think "Fast as a leopard" and then cry inconsolably for an hour and think...why couldn't Mel Gibson die instead?!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMbvcp480Y4
 
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"Nothing But the Blood of Jesus" by Sarah Hart.

Or any song that reminds me that I need to be cleansed of my sexual (and other) sins.

Those songs are for AFTER the sex has occurred.

Yes, I have psychological problems.
 
What song would be the most mood killing track if it accidentally made it onto your "lets make love" playlist.

Most Def - Frank Zappa's "Dirty Love".

One very intimate moment was totally ruined by laughter from the both of us when the "poodle bites, poodle chews it" line blasted thru the bedroom.

:cool:
 
What the...who hates Fleetwood Mac?

I'm not kink shaming...I'm...

Okay, maybe I am.

I'm sorry.
Don't be sorry. I'm the one who feels bad that your ears have to put up with that shit. Stevie sings like an out of tune bleeting sheep and Mick Fleetwood plays like he's using dead fish instead of drumsticks.
Most Def - Frank Zappa's "Dirty Love".

One very intimate moment was totally ruined by laughter from the both of us when the "poodle bites, poodle chews it" line blasted thru the bedroom.

:cool:
Like some nasty little pamphlet in you Daddy's bottom drawer.
 
What song would be the most mood killing track if it accidentally made it onto your "lets make love" playlist.

"Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye".

And the funny part is that GB member miles started a "Songs to Fuck To" thread with this tune as his legitimate choice.
 
Don't be sorry. I'm the one who feels bad that your ears have to put up with that shit. Stevie sings like an out of tune bleeting sheep and Mick Fleetwood plays like he's using dead fish instead of drumsticks.

You know, I might give it to you on those points. She's not actually out of tune, she is not flat or sharp, but she does have the equivalent breath support of an empty tube of toothpaste.

However, I would recommend singing "The Chain" with a bunch of drunk people at a cast party sitting on the steps of someone's basement.

The harmonies...when you sing them yourself with better people...are phenomenal.
 
You know, I might give it to you on those points. She's not actually out of tune, she is not flat or sharp, but she does have the equivalent breath support of an empty tube of toothpaste.

However, I would recommend singing "The Chain" with a bunch of drunk people at a cast party sitting on the steps of someone's basement.

The harmonies...when you sing them yourself with better people...are phenomenal.
Actually, the Chain is a song I'd like to put on the record I
d like to make called "songs I love by bands I hate."
 
Actually, the Chain is a song I'd like to put on the record I
d like to make called "songs I love by bands I hate."

Excellent! I can get behind this record.

I do think their strength is in composition of close harmonies, so since I can only ever hear myself or other people singing it...not a flaw in execution.
 
Every song sung by James Blunt!!

His voice induces instant gagging,. Definitely not my preferred method.
 
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