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I remember when Big Love first came out and on david letterman or one of those shows they spent the longest time trying to figure out which of the women was producing those moans. :wink: :lol:
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Did they come to a conclusion? :wink:
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Not a definative one that I can recall. :lol:
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Wicked Game - Chris Isaak

Power Of Love - Frankie Goes To Hollywood

Crystal Blue Persuasion - (?) Walk On The Moon Sound Track

Crimson & Clover - Walk On the Moon Soundtrack

Today - Jefferson Airplane

Your Body Is a Wonderland - John Mayer

Heaven Can Wait - Meat Loaf

For Crying Out Loud - Meat Loaf

My Love, My Life - ABBA

How Can You Mend A Broken Heart - Bee Gees

Fanny (Be Tender With My Love) - Bee Gees
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I have to agree with the Duchess--soft jazz. Our favorites include Ramsey Lewis and Mancini. (but then, we're old folks.) Image
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Morphine!
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Wicked Game. Great choice.
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Caer Sylvanus wrote:Wicked Game. Great choice.
Right on, Syl. The instrumental version minus the lyrics is what I like to hear the most when 'in the mood'.
....but the lyrics are pretty cool too. 8)
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instrumental is the way to go
I like to concentrate on the very important things that I am doing. :oops:
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duchess of malfi wrote:instrumental is the way to go
I like to concentrate on the very important things that I am doing. :oops:
You and me both Duchess. ;)
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Makes sense to me, ladies! Keep it simple! :wink:
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Was listening to some radio station that I don't usually listen to and they played "Nights In White Satin" by Moody Blues.
*phew* Forgot how sexy that song was.......and I'm adding it to the list. :)
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Nice!

Great call Infelice! I forgot about the Moody Blues....They've got alot of good stuff. :D
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I'm not too familiar with much of what the Moody Blues did, Brin - NIWS is about the only one I know off-hand, and it sure does hit the spot, so to speak :)

Lady In Red, Chris de Burgh (?) has also been brought to my attention just recently and I feel it is also "List Worthy" ;) A great song for starters ;)
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Ottmar Liebert has just made my list. Soft Spanish guitar music. Yummy! :wink:
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I agree Dutchess! Ottmar Liebert has some great mood music! 8)
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The Cure's Disentigration album.
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Note to self...
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:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
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