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So, like the title says... I actually got jumped by my girlfriend while we were listening to "Smack My Bitch Up."
Started by feraleagle75 · · 👁 5 views · 56 replies
wanderingraven20 said:Some girl once told me that D'Yer Make'er by Led Zeppelin was incredibly sexy. Ever since then, I’ve made sure to play that track whenever she comes over to hang out 😁
stormyviper11 said:Why do you think I spent two whole years blasting Little Red Rooster—the Stones version, obviously? I tried getting her into the Howlin' Wolf original, but it just wouldn't stick... 😢
stressee said:no song out there could ever get me hyped
Angela Garcia36 said:Right now I’m listening to Motörhead—their concert is coming up soon—and their music and lyrics just get me fired up. I don't know why, but there's something about how honest they are, instead of all that garbage about love. They basically embody the rejection of romance; they’ll just call a woman over for sex, tell her she's hot but not classy, or something like that... I can't remember the exact lines. But they're real. That's just how people actually act. I've never experienced reality being some perfect love story like you hear in certain songs (can't think of any right now because I don't listen to them). I also love B. B. King's lyrics: he talks about money, needing cash, or how he keeps hurting his wife because of a gambling addiction... it's sad, really. It's not "exciting" like Motörhead's raw sex themes, but B. B. King deals with social issues, and it's similar because it's actually true.
Angela Garcia36 said:Right now I’m listening to Motörhead—got a concert coming up soon—and man, their music and lyrics just get me hyped. I don't know why, but there's something about how blunt they are. It isn't some fake crap about romance. They basically embody the total rejection of romance; they'll talk about sex, or say something like "I prefer the hunt over the prey," or tell a girl she's hot even if she's not sophisticated. I can't remember every line, but it's honest. That's just how people actually act. I've never experienced that perfect, idealized love you hear about in certain songs (can't recall which ones right now since I'm not playing them). I also love B. B. King's stuff. He sings about money, wanting nothing but cash, or how he keeps hurting his wife because of his gambling addiction. It’s heavy and sad... not exactly "hype" like Motörhead's raw sexual energy, but it hits home because it feels real.