You know in the music of The Doors the idea of making love to the music more or less is sort of suggested in some of the songs and the idea of the music being so sexual, its always been out there  more or less in seductive music, in the suggestiveness of music.

I dont think Ive ever come across it being spoken about out right though. Im getting the new album from New Kids On the Block, The Block. Supposedly one of the songs I listened to Single has the guys talking to the fans saying outright are you single tonight  can i be your boyfriend tonight? In other words their just saying plainly go ahead and fantasize about NKOTB which i think is cool, its perfectly ingenius in my mind.

Im not sure Ive heard  or been seduced by any other band though sense I listened to The Doors  that is and my old Christians musical groups at church that were plenty seductive at seducing people into church, Im not sure Ive been quite so seduced as I have been here lately with NKOTB.

So Im bringing up the topic of music and sex, and seduction through music,  and fantasy through music as a topic to see if anyone has an opinion on it.

I just think its interesting the use of music.

I would be uncomfortable making love to music with sexually explicit lyrics- I think it would make me giggle, rather than be a turn-on.

The sorts of music that I and my partner prefer for this are instrumentals, usually something without percussion, that still has a consistent rhythm.

You want sexually charged music?. . . The Supreme Beings Of Leisure: "Never the Same", and "Strangelove Addiction" and "Mirror" nor do they always have to address sexuality specifically there is jus s sensuality to their music.

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(those song tittles in quotes are links to you tube videos of those songs by SBL)

There was a Doors concert on PBS last Sunday. I watched it, found a Doors cd and played it. Riders On the Storm is one of my favorite Doors pieces. Other Doors songs that can be sexual are Back Door Man, Light My Fire & Break On Through To The Other Side.

I definitely believe that music can gave very seducing qualities.  It has no been once that I have learned to find a musician of the opposite sex attractive due to her vocal/instrumental talent rather than (purely) on physical appearance.