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Subject: Bonking To The Oldies From: Jon Freeman Date: 23 Sep 99 - 12:39 PM Go on then I'll run the risk and start this off: If you could make love to a piece of music (doesn't have to be an oldie) what would it be? Are the oldies the best? Are there risks of physical injury bonking to say an Irish reel? ... Jon |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: MMario Date: 23 Sep 99 - 12:41 PM Wouldn't you get tangled up in the staves? |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: j0_77 Date: 23 Sep 99 - 12:45 PM Would that be in the key of C or D ? |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: katlaughing Date: 23 Sep 99 - 01:05 PM LOL!! Dire Straits! I've said it before & I will say it again, Dire Straits!!! Oh, and Enignma's first cd, just the right beat! Course then, ya could go for the drum solo in Inagaddadavida(sp?), unless it lasts too long for some of the guys???**BG** |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: GeorgeH Date: 23 Sep 99 - 01:08 PM I'm far more interested in what music I'd choose to listen to when doing somthing mindlessly boring like the washing up . . . G. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Steve Latimer Date: 23 Sep 99 - 02:39 PM As I stated on the Bad Music thread, Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. Some of the most sensuous music I've ever heard, especially the saxophone parts. I also mentioned Motorhead's "Ace Of Spades", but that's only when I don't have time for the aforementioned drum solo. Hey Katlaughing, (and I can't believe I'm asking this question, here goes my Catholic school education in a handbasket) is there a particular Dire Straits song or CD that you prefer for this? |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Tom B. Date: 23 Sep 99 - 03:12 PM "I'm Not in Love" by 10cc, "Equinox" by JM Jarre, "Fly Like an Eagle" (whole album/CD) by Steve Miller, and depending on your mood, Screamin' Jay H. Oh yeah, Coleman Hawkins, Lester Young, Dave Brubeck, Tom Jobim, and Caetano Veloso. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Uilleand Date: 23 Sep 99 - 03:12 PM I totally agree about the first Enigma CD, katlaughing.:) |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Bill D Date: 23 Sep 99 - 04:43 PM at MY age?...*grin*..oh, maybe "The Volga Boatman" |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Lonesome EJ Date: 23 Sep 99 - 05:18 PM I always thought Santana made good boinking music, especially Abraxis , although it's hard to beat Ravel's Bolero if you both get the timing right. And, actually, Lynne and I had a pretty good session on the sun deck using Art Thieme's CD as background music..:) LEJ |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: katlaughing Date: 23 Sep 99 - 05:59 PM Mmmmmm, LeeJ, any particular song of Art's:-)?? Steve, I only have one album by Dire Straits. I just listened to it and would recommend, depending on what tempo you want to set up, Water of Love or Wild West End. What sticks in my mind, too, is Walk on the Wildside, but it is on not on that album. Yea, Uilleand, it's a good'n, eh? Noboby else is into Cream? Can't beat those drum solos! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Lonesome EJ Date: 23 Sep 99 - 06:31 PM Kat... what makes you think it was just ONE song? |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: lamarca Date: 23 Sep 99 - 06:34 PM Ah, those carefree, pharmaceutically-altered college days. My boyfriend worked at the college radio station and had free run of the record room and a reel-to-reel tape recorder, so I got, ah, exposed, shall we say, to some fairly obscure music. Three of my favorites were the long instrumental conclusion to Fleetwood Mac's "Oh, Well", and The Strawbs' "Tears and Pavane" and the first cut on "Hero and Heroine". But then, he also had three hours of John Roberts and Tony Barrand on tape, too, although we never... Kat - did you know that Arthur Dent shares your tastes? I think Dire Straits came up (no pun intended) in "So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish". Me, I like "Romeo and Juliet" on their "Making Movies" album... |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: poet Date: 23 Sep 99 - 06:45 PM I used to like the church bells on a sunday but i suppose you heard about fire engine. nowadays even the minute waltz is optimistic
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: emily rain Date: 23 Sep 99 - 08:24 PM heh. i have a mixed tape made especially for this purpose entitled "slow fishin'". it features artists such as: lyle lovett, mazzy star, bonnie raitt, keb' mo', harry connick jr, and the inimitable louis armstrong. but what i want to know is, for you compulsive vocalists out there, what songs do you find yourself humming... or singing in full voice... |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Tony Burns Date: 23 Sep 99 - 08:35 PM Have Some Madera M'Dear. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Mudjack Date: 23 Sep 99 - 08:42 PM Bonking, Tina Turer's "What's Love Got to do With It" and then in fairness to my other half, She'd have to have some Neil Diamond "Hot August Night" stuff.And of course let's don't forget the creamy peanut butter and bottle of wine. Then I could settle into some serious listening to Ian Tyson, Guy Clark, John Stewart. I'd have to be a "sicko" to want to BONK to their stuff. Is bonking like dancing? Mudjack |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Jeri Date: 23 Sep 99 - 08:49 PM horizontally, in most cases... |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: WyoWoman Date: 23 Sep 99 - 10:51 PM In most cases... How about Miles Davis' "Kinda Blue?" Van Morrison just-about-anything. Wynton Marsalis. I tend toward instrumental music because I get distracted by the vocals...And then when I start harmonizing instead of ... |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Jack (Who is called Jack) Date: 24 Sep 99 - 01:04 AM Best operatin' music...? Wes Montgomery, especially 'Bumpin on Sunset'. David Sanborn has a CD calle Pearls that works pretty well too, especiall the title track. There's this rolling repeating groove thats, well perfect. Horizontal bopping music at its finest. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Jack (Who is called Jack) Date: 24 Sep 99 - 01:08 AM Emily, Young Frankenstien was on the tube today, and your question made me think of ooooooOOOOOOOH! Sweet mystery of life at last I found you. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Folkie Love Machine Date: 24 Sep 99 - 01:23 AM The 45 of Frankie Avalon's "Venus" played at 78 over & over |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: thosp Date: 24 Sep 99 - 01:26 AM ok now let's see ---this is friday --ok----well for preliminary warm up --let's go with some Fred Astaire----then when things intensify-- Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez------after culmination----the Pachelbel Canon---the J-F Paillard rendition------ |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Barbara Date: 24 Sep 99 - 01:41 AM Jarre -- Oxygene "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight" sung by Maria Calder And y'know I've really gotten hooked on the laid back mellow everything happens in its own right time feel of Keola Beamer's Slack Key Guitar instrumentals... Showing my age, hey? Blessings, Barbara BTW, loved your answer Bill D. Push on the 'UCH' part of the 'aaaaiieeee-UCH-numb'? or is that 'nim'? |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Steve Latimer Date: 24 Sep 99 - 10:13 AM WyoWoman, I forgot about Van the Man, how about Astral Weeks? Lamarca, I'm just re-reading the Hitch Hiker's "trilogy", Haven't made it to So Long and Thanks For All The Fishes, yet, I'll watch for the Dire Straits reference. It was the on book in the series that I didn't think was the equal of the rest. I remember loving the trilogy, but re-reading it many years later I had forgotten what a brilliant work it is. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Bert Date: 24 Sep 99 - 10:35 AM I like to rise when the sun she rises.... ...and to ramble in the new mown hay |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Big Mick Date: 24 Sep 99 - 10:43 AM I must share a very funny moment with you that relates. My best friend of the last 15 years or so is a single gentleman who loves jazz and blues music. One Sunday night I called him at home, not knowing that several others had also called. I also was not aware that he had a guest. It was this magnificent woman that he had been pursuing for quite some time. At any rate, I say "Hello Joe, what's up?" Joe responds, "Mick, listen and tell me what you hear." He then held the phone up, apparently by a speaker. He came back on and said "Who was that?" I replied, "Earl Klugh". He said, "Know what that means?" I replied, "Yep, have a nice time and I will talk to you later". He giggled and hung up the phone. Funny as hell. Mick |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Big Mick Date: 24 Sep 99 - 10:48 AM And as far as what I prefer.........I prefer to sing loves songs to one another to set the mood.........and then we become a duet. Mick |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Llanfair Date: 24 Sep 99 - 10:56 AM Blimey, not ONE SINGLE folksong to accompany lovemaking. What does that say about our favourite music? Or about us, come to that!"!! Hwyl, Bron. (married to a VERY young bass player!!) |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Big Mick Date: 24 Sep 99 - 10:59 AM Actually, Friend Bron, most of the love songs that I like to sing to set the mood are folk songs, or folk influenced songs. All the best, Big Mick |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Peter T. Date: 24 Sep 99 - 11:36 AM I'm waiting for the bluegrass version of Bolero. yours, Peter T. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: GutBucketeer Date: 24 Sep 99 - 12:16 PM Funny you should mention it. Much to my Chagrin my most memorable musical tryst occured one night after the kids had gone to sleep. I came down to the basement and my wife had Bolero on (yes really). Since it was at a time when we still did that sort of thing one thing led to another.... I can't listen to that piece of music now without thinking back... Mmmmm.... |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Magpie Date: 24 Sep 99 - 12:21 PM Anything performed by Mick McGoldrick, The battlefield Band, or Deaf Shepherd. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Cara Date: 24 Sep 99 - 12:57 PM oooh, Van Morrison...that's the ticket. I also have a guilty love for an REM CD in that situation. There's a lot of my favorite stuff that I won't listen to because it's too distracting. Anything Cole Porter, Billie Holiday, Wynton Marsalis, and, in a completely unrelated vein, Mazzy Star is excellent too. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Uilleand Date: 24 Sep 99 - 01:04 PM 3-4 different CDs in the changer for a total of 3-4 hours of continous music are a requirement. Good combination has been Lynn Frances Anderson (not the country singer), Enigma, and Doris Day of all people. For a while the German singer 'Nicki' was one of our favourites. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Steve Latimer Date: 24 Sep 99 - 01:38 PM Billy Holiday, another great choice. I have not heard Enigma, but I guess I'd better check it out. Well, here I am ready to try some of these suggestions, I have enough money left over for a moderately priced bottle of wine, can rustle up a mean Linguine with clam sauce, have a few candles that haven't been burned in a while. I'm only missing one piece of the puzzle. And I just found out that the promoter of show that I was supposed to attend tonight (my son has an out of town hockey game)was all ready to introduce me to her single girlfriends. When the time comes I'm thinking of Beck's Bolero, and Van Morrison's Baby Please Don't Go and the Inna Gadda Vida Drum solo, (from the a.m. single, not the LP version) Who says romance is dead?
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Jeri Date: 24 Sep 99 - 01:42 PM Not that I've done much bonking recently, but I can't imagine doing so to folk songs - I'd want to sing along. And didley music for diddling? I'd be in the middle of a passionate moment and..."hang on, what was it he played there...was it a triplet or a roll...wait a minute, I'll be right back." And what happens when the music's at a different speed than you want to be going? Maybe that's why all the slow music, you can ignore the rhythm. (JAB, are you down in the basement looking for the Bolero recording?) |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: annamill Date: 24 Sep 99 - 01:53 PM Ok, ok. I've been holding back because I didn't want everyone to be angry, but going through these postings, I felt perfectly justified in adding my very, very favorite bonking song. "You shook me" by Led Zeppelin. Just thinking about it...damn. "You shook me. You shook me allllllll night lonnnnnngggg". "You know, you shoooookkkk me, baby" "You shook me alllll night lonnnnggggg". A glass of wine, a pipe, and a fireplace. Honey smokes a pipe. Rawf! YES! Love, annap
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Barbara Date: 24 Sep 99 - 02:23 PM Oh, duh! Brain fart time! I should have said Maria Muldar not 'Calder'. Does that count as folk music? Anyway, I love the way she sings "Close your eyes, close the door, you don't have to worry anymore..." Blessings, Barbara |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Jeri Date: 24 Sep 99 - 02:45 PM Annap, that's AC/DC who does "You Shook Me." I was living in a dorm and had a next door neighbor who was having a loud amorous encounter to that tape. They had it on automatic loop - the noises eventually stopped, but the tape kept going. I shut her circuit breaker off (and back on) at some point (about 3AM), but I don't know if she got up for work the next day. I've hated that tape ever since... |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Lonesome EJ Date: 24 Sep 99 - 02:52 PM No, Jeri, annap's right. Check it out, first Zeppelin album, comes on right after Dazed and Confused .
" I know you really, really did, Baby... Believe Howlin' Wolf was the original. old enough to remember, young enough to still get shook LEJ |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Jeri Date: 24 Sep 99 - 03:04 PM Yeah, but the lyrics she posted came from AC/DC. Whole lotta shakin' goin' on! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Allan C. Date: 24 Sep 99 - 03:06 PM Barbara, Maria has always said she sings the way she does just to "turn the boys on". I'll vouch for her abilities. For me it can be some Celtic harp music - as long as I don't know the words to the songs. Or a favorite Andean flute music tape. Or Pachabel's Canon. Or an old tape I have of Native American flute which I think is callled "Desert Song". But every once in a while a bit of Benny Goodman's band with Gene Krupa on the drums goes just fine. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Jeri Date: 24 Sep 99 - 03:11 PM LEJ and annap, you're right - same song, but Zep did it first. I learn something every day... |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: GutBucketeer Date: 24 Sep 99 - 03:18 PM Actually, Now I go down into the basement , turn on my 'puter and sign in to Mudcat... Practice Banjo.... or Autoharp a little bit.... listen to Mudcat Radio, or Rick Fielding... Practice banjo some more..Check the Mudcat... and wonder where the time went when I re-appear several hours later and my wife has gone to bed. She thinks I must be having an online affair. She keeps telling me that it only takes 10 minutes to check my e-mail! Bolero is never played around my house any more. Other tryst music from my past (either real or in my fantasies, my memories blur as the distant past fades away) inlcudes: JAB The first Roche Sisters Album "Seductive Reasoning" Loreena McKinnet (Everything but her last album). Suzanne By Leonard Cohen American Pie by Don McClean A Nightingale CD that we have. the Moody Blues Nights in White Satin. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: annamill Date: 24 Sep 99 - 03:42 PM Jeri.. Believe me when I tell you that I KNOW it's Zeppelin. That song has been played more times than anything in my house. Dazed and Confused is another of my favorites. "Wanted a woman, never bargained for you". Loveit. annap |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: annamill Date: 24 Sep 99 - 03:54 PM Jeri, I should have added a ;-) **BG** to that statement. Love, annap |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Bert Date: 24 Sep 99 - 04:03 PM Llanfair, Re: not one single folksong. Perhaps you should start a thread "Folking to the Oldies". Sorry I couldn't resist that. Tee, hee. Bert. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Marion Date: 24 Sep 99 - 05:39 PM Jon wrote: "If you could make love to a piece of music (doesn't have to be an oldie) what would it be?" On first reading I thought he meant that literally (as in making love TO the music, as opposed to making love to a person while accompanied by music). I'd like to know exactly how that would be done before I chose a piece. Can anyone explain to a young aspiring folkie? (I'm 26, and my interactions with music have been limited to playing, listening to, and dancing to it). Marion
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Marion Date: 24 Sep 99 - 05:44 PM One more thing... just thought I'd share. I was recently at an outdoor jazz festival concert and was sitting right smack against the stage - it was one of those temporary stages made of scaffolding, with a curtain across the front. At one point, a couple of girls near us lifted the curtain and crawled under the stage and stayed there a while. I don't presume to know what they were doing, but it certainly gave me the idea for something that might be fun to do under a stage during a concert. Any single men here going to the Celtic Colours Festival in Cape Breton next month? Marion Disclaimer: did I say that? |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Magpie Date: 24 Sep 99 - 05:55 PM Geez, Marion Do you really mean that you've never actually DONE IT to a piece of music? But hey, don't worry! You'll figure it out eventually. Magpie |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Matthew B. Date: 24 Sep 99 - 05:58 PM I gotta tellya, the hottest we ever had was while listening to Gregorian Chants. Talk about intense! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Jon Freeman Date: 24 Sep 99 - 11:11 PM Marion, as with most things musical, just try it but if you want "professional" lessons I am willing to give lessons and charge £40 per time. (only joking) Jon |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: katlaughing Date: 24 Sep 99 - 11:36 PM AllanC: Desert Song by Coyote Oldman, right? Do you have Thunder Chord, too? It's great! Other exceptionally beautiful Native American tapes are Songs of the Indian Flute & More Songs of the Indian Flute by John Rainer, Jr. Keith Secola, Secola Music has some awesome songs out, including NDN Car (Indian Car) which has a great beat to it. Bron: uh....LeeJ, I think it was, mentioned listening to Art Thieme's latest CD, which is all folk and trad., so, at least one of us has chosen phoakie:-) And, yea, some of the Slack Key Guitar can be mighty fine. If you're really into rhythm, check the dumbeck solo album, Rhythm Essense. kat |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Art Thieme Date: 24 Sep 99 - 11:38 PM "The Death Of Queen Jane" as sung by Bascom Lamar Lunsford (the same song over and over and over and over and over and over...) This definitely leads a couple to practice safe sex. Art Thieme |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: WyoWoman Date: 25 Sep 99 - 12:30 AM Oh, yesss. Do I have some lovely memories of my kids' dad and "You Shook Me..." It was one of the first songs he learned when he was just learning to play guitar, and I remember these perfect, love-soaked, hot Oklahoma summer nights when we'd first gotten together -- our tie-dyed summer -- when I'd be falling asleep in this satisfied stupor and he'd sit beside me on the bed playing "You shook me ..." Mmmmm. The marriage failed, but the memories linger ... ww |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: WyoWoman Date: 25 Sep 99 - 12:31 AM P.S. Marion: It's simple: Just pay attention to the bass... WyoWoman |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: bseed(charleskratz) Date: 25 Sep 99 - 01:04 AM Jackjack: I was thinking about posting that one--my wife sings it...aw, who am I kidding? And Kat, "The Sultans of Swing" has taken us to climax on several occasions: I never hear the words, but that guitar solo: Ah, sweet mystery of life... --seed |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: alison Date: 27 Sep 99 - 03:10 AM another vote for the first Enigma CD, (modernised Gregorian chants, with some smutty french over the top... great!!).... partial to Robert Cray too..... Strong Persuader CD........ slainte alison |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Tony Burns Date: 27 Sep 99 - 08:39 AM "Smut" - Tom Lehrer. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Margo Date: 27 Sep 99 - 09:27 AM I hadn't entered this thread because I thought, Naaaaahh, they don't mean that, do they? Hmmmm, I see we mudders share just about everything! WELL, I know this isn't exactly bonking but when Jack and I went on vacation we got a motel room with a hot tub. As Jack and I cozyed up together in a most intimate fashion, I found I couldn't resist singing, as the room had great acoustics. I sang every raunchy sea shanty full of inuendo, complete with hands on interpretation. (funny, his name being Jack....)But there usually are some naughty nautical references.....pipe me aboard sailor, and I'll climb aloft! Margarita |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Big Mick Date: 27 Sep 99 - 10:29 AM Ahhhh bejazus, FAIR ONE, but don't I love "Strong Persuader" meself. Would you like to stop by and see my CD collection????? LOL All the best, Big Mick |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Les B Date: 27 Sep 99 - 02:58 PM Usually I start out with "Maiden's Prayer" and end up with "Faded Love". |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Bat Goddess Date: 27 Sep 99 - 05:09 PM Definitely yes to Wes Montgomery and Dave Brubeck (but NOT "Unsquare Dance"!11). I think my preference is John Renbourne's "Sir John Alot and the Greene Knight". (Gee, I'll have to get Art Thieme's latest and try it out.) Linn |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Big Mick Date: 27 Sep 99 - 08:42 PM Well, I know what I said earlier, but I have to admit that everytime I hear "The Girl From the Hiring Fair", I start thinking in some fairly amorous terms. Especially when I hear the "smutty guitar part" to quote someone whom I pursue over the cyber hills and dales of the Mudcat. hahahahahahahahahahaha BigMickbeingalittlemischievioushere |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Lonesome EJ Date: 27 Sep 99 - 09:40 PM Yep, we have found Art's CD to have a certain aphrodisiac effect. We were just catching a few rays on the back deck when the CD began to weave it's mysterious sensual spell. By Track 14 Way Down the Road we were fully under it's sway, and the pleasurable effect continued until Track 20 Is Your Lamps Gone Out . That's almost 25 minutes for those of you who are counting !! Err...ummm... Thanks Art!! LEJ and Lion |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Roger in Baltimore Date: 28 Sep 99 - 03:46 PM Van Morrison's CD "Moondance". Puts me in a pleasureable mood every time. "Unchained Melody" by the Righteous Brothers is my favorite couples song and can put me in the mood, but it doesn't last long enough to get past the foreplay. Roger in Baltimore |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Roger the skiffler Date: 29 Sep 99 - 08:27 AM ..being an oldie it would have to be the Minute Waltz (HER voice in the background "A whole minute? Your memory's going as well!") |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: WyoWoman Date: 29 Sep 99 - 11:03 PM Well, RiB, I'm just glad to hear that you factor in the foreplay... ww |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: scouse Date: 30 Sep 99 - 04:02 PM any one tried Take Five from Dave Brubeck!!!!!! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Jack (Who is called Jack) Date: 30 Sep 99 - 04:13 PM My hats off to anyone who can do it to those odd time signatures. 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: annamill Date: 30 Sep 99 - 04:32 PM scouse, No, but I have it at home and it worth the try!! L.,A.
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: annamill Date: 30 Sep 99 - 04:34 PM 'scuse, it's worth the try. love, annap |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Bugsy Date: 15 Oct 99 - 03:56 AM Got to be the 1812. It's got the best climax!!! bugsy |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: DonMeixner Date: 16 Oct 99 - 02:06 AM The Rightous Brothers would be my choice. A carefull mix of their ballads and the maybe The Moody Blues, Nights in White Satin. I'd also go for Procol Harums first album. And maybe Sam Cooke with a ballad mix. It all depends on the Muse tho'. Whatever strikes whoever's fancy is fine with me. Don |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: TheMuse Date: 16 Oct 99 - 08:50 PM Depending on the mood, how about Barbra Streisand and "Evergreen" or Cream with "White Room"? Righteous Brothers - are we talkin' "Ebb Tide" or "Little Latin Lupe Lu"? |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Lowden Unruly Date: 17 Oct 99 - 10:49 AM YES...YES...YES....Kind of Blue for long and tender and and South Austrailia by the Pogues for short and wild, with its' drum solo and screaming in the milddle and it's fast reel at the end . Don't forget to depress the repeat button . LU |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: kendall Date: 17 Oct 99 - 04:36 PM Some of my fondest memories come from smoking a joint and making love to ready?? That Carl Sagan universe thing.. COSMOS. Wild.. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: GUEST, Wanting to start the year right! Date: 01 Jan 02 - 11:04 PM Refresh |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: CarolC Date: 01 Jan 02 - 11:11 PM A little something by Ralph Vaughan Williams, perhaps. I think I mentioned in a thread a while back that this composer really understands musical forplay. I think his stuff qualifies as oldies by some standards. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Tweed Date: 01 Jan 02 - 11:31 PM "Begger's Banquet," the whole thing with a "Sticky Fingers" back up just in case. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Mark Cohen Date: 01 Jan 02 - 11:42 PM Well, Carol, so do I! Qualify as oldies, that is. Aloha, Mark |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: CarolC Date: 01 Jan 02 - 11:53 PM I don't think so, Mark. I've seen your picture. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Sorcha Date: 01 Jan 02 - 11:58 PM (What is bonking? I forget......grin) |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Rolfyboy6 Date: 02 Jan 02 - 12:06 AM "Hoochie Coochie Man" by Muddy Waters. Great stop time riff. Also "Honey Bee". The whole old "Best of Muddy Waters" album "Smokestack Lightning" by Howling Wolf, and the whole rest of the Wolf's 'Rocking Chair' album Also, I have fond memories of the demure innocent-looking willowy blond who liked The Doors turned up REAL loud. "You're Lost Little Girl....", "Strange Days", "Yeah, I'm your Back Door Man!" John Lee Hooker from the VJ period: "Dimples", "Boom, Boom, Boom", "Big Legs, tight skirt, just about to drive me out of my mind." One girl friend liked me to chase her around the house to that. "Crawlin' Kingsnake" Slim Harpo: "Strange Love" warming up to "I want you to be my Ti-Na-Nee-Na-Ni." Everything by Clarence Carter. "Strokin'" |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Mark Cohen Date: 02 Jan 02 - 12:58 AM Well, Carol, in the words of an old Firesign Theatre routine, "Uh, it's an old picture." ("Precisely," was the reply.) But thanks. So there must be some other reason this thread doesn't apply to me...! Aloha, Mark |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: CarolC Date: 02 Jan 02 - 01:07 AM Nice try, Mark. I just checked the birthdays page. You're only two years (minus ten days) older than me. And I'm not old. So you can't be, either. And I just found out that Big Mick and I are only seven days apart.
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Jeri Date: 02 Jan 02 - 01:15 AM Carol, now you're making me look at pictures and birthdays! I did discover that Big Mick said he was born in 1956, which I believe is untrue. Jeez - I didn't know guys lied about their ages! Mark, I'm older than you, so you can just quit calling yourself an "oldie" or I'll have to come down there and spank you... |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Mark Cohen Date: 02 Jan 02 - 01:22 AM Hey, Jeri, I had a college roommate who lied about his height! And, as I said, that means there must be some other reason why this thread doesn't apply to me. I said, THERE MUST BE SOME OTHER REASON...oh, the hell with it. I'll just sit here and play with my instrument. Aloha, Mark (my new Martin 000-X1, of course...) (and thanks for the offer, Jeri...at least you noticed.) |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: CarolC Date: 02 Jan 02 - 01:35 AM Ohhh... I get it. Well, strictly speaking, this thread probably doesn't apply to me right now, either. I think we're supposed to use our imaginations. I think I still have one of those. But have fun with your instrument. I'm sure you'll both have a great time! (I'll have to wait for spring myself. I can't use the gasoline powered riding d*ldo Spaw invented for me until the grass starts growing around here again.) |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Mark Cohen Date: 02 Jan 02 - 02:12 AM Hell's bells, woman, what are you waiting for? The fares are dirt cheap to Hawaii these days, and it's a lot warmer here than in them thar mountains of yourn! Besides, I need some lessons on my little red 32-bass Camerano! (*VBG*) Aloha, Mark |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: CarolC Date: 02 Jan 02 - 02:27 AM That's a pretty enticing offer, Mark. Let me just get through my birthday (*ahem* Jan 2) and then I'll have to give it some serious consideration. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Jeri Date: 02 Jan 02 - 02:43 AM Then again, do you have a tradition of BIRTHDAY spanking in Hawaii? I can get there by the 12th, you know. Carol, it IS the 2nd of Jan - HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: CarolC Date: 02 Jan 02 - 02:50 AM Woah... you're right Jeri. I guess technically it's tomorrow already. Thanks! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Mark Cohen Date: 02 Jan 02 - 03:18 AM I'm just wondering what you two are doing up so late on a school night... |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Deckman Date: 02 Jan 02 - 03:43 AM Someone asked about songs you sing or hum? Well, I can tell you a very funny story on Bride Judy and I. Early on, in our courtin' days, I once broke into Gene Autries "Back In The Saddle, Again." Well, she started laughing, then I started laughing, then we both kept laughing! I don't sing that song anymore! CHEERS, Bob |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: GUEST,hrothgar Date: 02 Jan 02 - 04:07 AM This old bloke died of a heart attack, and the widow was telling friends at the funeral how they used to make love every Sunday to the rhythm of the church bells - and if it hadn't been for that damn fire engine, he'd be alive today! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: GUEST,frankie Date: 02 Jan 02 - 04:56 AM Al Green's Let's Stay Together, I'll second the Moondance LP but avoid The Gentle Side of John Coltrane unless thouroghly familiar with it as McCoy Tyners'intros are so brilliant they're distracting. Found that out the hard way (actually,the soft way). Also Bill Evans first LP with Waltz for Debbie on it. f |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: gnu Date: 02 Jan 02 - 05:26 AM CC... Happy Bday !!! Perhaps you could start a small engine repair shop so the neighbours won't get suspicious. Or get Spaw to invent a super quiet muffler. Or is the noise required as a muffler ? Ooops, more tea, methinks. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: gnu Date: 02 Jan 02 - 05:31 AM A muffler for a muffler... right, tea... I'm going, I'm going. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: GUEST,Susan Canada Date: 02 Jan 02 - 06:10 AM For us it is soft instrumentals - maybe some nice classical guitar or piano music. Words can be a bit of a distraction when you just want to be in the moment. Susan |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: GUEST Date: 02 Jan 02 - 06:53 AM Keith Jarrett....The Koln Concert.... |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: CarolC Date: 02 Jan 02 - 06:58 AM Thanks gnu. Actually, that was a slip of the keyboard on my part. It's actually solar powered. Which means it's nice and quiet. But I don't have a garage ;-( |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: magician Date: 02 Jan 02 - 07:39 AM my baby rocks me with a gentle roll |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Micca Date: 02 Jan 02 - 08:04 AM well, the Faure Requiem, the most wonderfully sensuous music,I know it sounds bizarre, but "try it ,you'll like it" oh, and Happy Birthday CarolC.. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Murray MacLeod Date: 02 Jan 02 - 08:21 AM I remember reading, when I was about fifteen, an interview with one of those "legendary lovers", (like George Simenon or Hugh Hefner, can't remember his name) and he claimed that the one piece of music guaranteed to drive a woman wild with desire was Artie Shaw's version of "Begin the Beguine". I cannot vouch personally for the veracity of this claim. From personal experience, however, Tony McManus' first solo CD has never been known to fail................ Murray |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Paul from Hull Date: 02 Jan 02 - 09:04 AM Hmmmmm..... other than 'Bolero', I cant particularly think of anything...though Meatloaf stuff was something that worked at one time....*G* Also, BBC Radio 4's 'signature tune' - 'Sailing By' was quite pleasant..if a bit brief.... |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: John P Date: 02 Jan 02 - 10:12 AM Hmm . . . I find music distracting. It imposes its own rhythms, and builds to crescendos in its own time instead of in ours. I don't want big, loud music during a quiet moment, or a lethargic soundtrack to frenzied activity. Besides, the sounds of lovemaking are almost as important as the smells. I wouldn't want to drown anything out. John |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Guessed Date: 02 Jan 02 - 10:15 AM I knew one lass who preferred Janis Ian ........ that didn't last very long. Salut D'Amour |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: gnu Date: 02 Jan 02 - 12:11 PM CC... solar powered ? Wow, unless you got skylights, that must really perk the neighbours' interest. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: kendall Date: 02 Jan 02 - 01:12 PM "Horn of the Hunter" as sung by Ed Trickett |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: GUEST,Phil Date: 02 Jan 02 - 01:50 PM Foreplay: Directly from my heart to you (Zappa) The Act: Going underground (The Jam) |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: GUEST, Wanting to start the year right! Date: 03 Jan 02 - 02:07 PM Keep 'em coming! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Mark Cohen Date: 03 Jan 02 - 09:00 PM For the classical fans, you might try Tschaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet. My college roommate once pointed out that when you listen to it, you almost feel like a voyeur. Well, auditeur, I suppose.... But as for me, I find myself leaning towards Elvis and Simon & Garfunkel (as in, "Are You Lonesome Tonight?" and "I am a Rock"...sigh...) Aloha, Mark |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Jeri Date: 03 Jan 02 - 09:22 PM Jeez, Mark...a cute doctor who lives in Hawaii? I can be there in about a day, I think. ;-) |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: alison Date: 03 Jan 02 - 09:47 PM DO NOT try it to "cock of the North"!!!.. or if you want .... try it to "Cock of the North" but try not to go with the rhythm of the tune..... lol if we're into classical stuff....I like Barber's "Adagio for strings"...... great climax in that one...... slainte alison
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: Deckman Date: 03 Jan 02 - 10:09 PM How about ... "I'll meet you in the Spring, If I can Get Through The Mattress." (sorry about that ... NO, I'm not either ... I should be tho ... I guess I have NO SHAME) Bob |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: SDShad Date: 04 Jan 02 - 11:45 AM Kat, you might appreciate this quote from Douglas Adams' "So Long and Thanks for all the Fish," in a scene where Arthur and Fenchurch are, uhm, on the brink of getting together, and Adams has just been commenting on the aphrodisiac qualities of Dire Straits: "Mark Knopfler has an extraordinary ability to make a Schecter Custom Stratocaster hoot and sing like angels on a Saturday night, exhausted from being good all week and needing a stiff beer--which is not strictly relevant at this point since the record hadn't yet got to that bit, but there will be too much else going on when it does, and furthermore the chronicler does not intend to sit here with a track list and a stopwatch, so it seems best to mention it now while things are still moving slowly." For me, it's Emmylou's "Wrecking Ball" or Loreena's "the mask and mirror" (although her "Book of Secrets" will do in a pinch, 'specially on "Mummer's Dance").... Shad |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: CarolC Date: 04 Jan 02 - 12:07 PM Eye, gnu, there's the rub! (doh!) |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: CarolC Date: 04 Jan 02 - 12:10 PM (double doh!) Aye, gnu, there's the rub! |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: gnu Date: 04 Jan 02 - 04:04 PM Aye ? Rather nautical, there, CC. But without the seamen. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Bonking To The Oldies From: CarolC Date: 05 Jan 02 - 12:04 AM I thought it was Shakespeare without the spear. |