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#140193 - 02/24/08 01:42 PM Re: Can we talk about sex? [Re: celtic_flame]
dancer9 Registered: 04/15/07 Posts: 2411 Loc: Arizona	Yes, Celtic, it comes from a place in me that is very deep and I only tell my best friends or family. For example, there is a song that never fails to make my younger son cry... I would not reveal that song either, it's a private thing for him and it is up to him to tell anyone that he feels deeply for it. Sometimes a song, lyrics, or maybe music, can touch you deeply. It could be a cord, a lyric, anything about that song. There just happens to be one that struck me when very, very young when I was just single digets that still makes me feel deeply. It's not meant to be a big mystery and it could be that songs are very important to me because I sing and dance them for work! Dancer, shy, sometimes. _________________________ http://www.annalisanews.com/ "Question your privilege"
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#140194 - 02/24/08 01:54 PM Re: Can we talk about sex? [Re: dancer9]
gims Member Registered: 01/16/07 Posts: 3404 Loc: USA	I'm another that loves "What a Wonderful World." Never thought of it as a funeral song, but I may consider it, also. I've always wanted "I Come To The Garden Alone" to my parting song, mostly because it struck me deeply when my paternal granddad died and it was sung at his funeral... maybe because his was the first death I experienced in my family (other than a still born sister). I still love that song, though... I remember listening with a stirring heart as Elvis gave his rendition when I was a child. From sex to funerals... does this say something about us...lol.
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#140195 - 02/24/08 03:05 PM Re: Can we talk about sex? [Re: dancer9]
humlan Registered: 04/15/07 Posts: 1341 Loc: Sweden	ok, Dancer. Thank you! I have songs that mean very much to me and make me cry,too..music speaks to something almost primal (i don´t mean animalistic..eventho that is probably true too)..rather I mean..extremely deep down..to cell-memory level..I think some music moves you intensely and you don´t even know why..hence, cell memory.. AND music is very very personal..I may not like some piece of music..but someone else might..there is no right or wrong in music..and this is so wonderful, comforting and befreeing... _________________________ "some sacred place.."
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#140196 - 02/24/08 03:06 PM Re: Can we talk about sex? [Re: humlan]
humlan Registered: 04/15/07 Posts: 1341 Loc: Sweden	AND ladies..when you make love, you make music with your partner..and you feel and hear the music of the spheres..so..we´re not off the topic at all Edited by humlan (02/24/08 03:08 PM) _________________________ "some sacred place.."
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#140197 - 02/24/08 08:39 PM Re: Can we talk about sex? [Re: humlan]
Dotsie Founder Registered: 07/09/08 Posts: 23647 Loc: Maryland	And if you make love to different types of music, it changes the mood. Consider instrumental vs. rock. _________________________ Founder Emeritus of Boomer Women Speak and the National Association of Baby Boomer Women. www.nabbw.com www.boomerwomenspeak.com
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#140198 - 02/24/08 09:07 PM Re: Can we talk about sex?
gims Member Registered: 01/16/07 Posts: 3404 Loc: USA	OH, the visual!!!!!!
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#140199 - 02/25/08 02:37 AM Re: Can we talk about sex? [Re: gims]
Lola Member Registered: 06/23/06 Posts: 3703 Loc: London UK	Rock music and sex? Now you're talking! Iron Butterfly's Inna Gadda Vida on first night with my ex-husband.
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#140200 - 02/25/08 03:44 AM Re: Can we talk about sex? [Re: Lola]
Edelweiss Member Registered: 06/05/06 Posts: 4136 Loc: American living in Europe	lol gims. I thnk we're getting alot of visuals here. So funny; it's a Boomer pajama party! Gotta tell you...we prefer no music...cause when it's slow...we're fast, and when its' fast we're slow.. ..It's confusing enough as is.... .
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#140201 - 02/25/08 07:10 AM Re: Can we talk about sex? [Re: Edelweiss]
ladyjane Registered: 08/22/07 Posts: 1761 Loc: Southern Maine, USA	Hmmm...music and making love. It always is fun. We often used a lot of blues music. It can be very sultry and seductive. One time, though, hubby put on a CD and thought it was going to be sexy. We were getting into things and it started singing "John Brown's bones..." We looked at each other in surprise and started laughing. Once we got through the humor and changed the CD, we still did okay! _________________________ If we couldn't laugh we would all go insane ~ Jimmy Buffett
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#140202 - 02/25/08 07:15 AM Re: Can we talk about sex? [Re: Edelweiss]
celtic_flame Registered: 11/24/06 Posts: 2930 Loc: Belfast/Northern Ireland	dancer, its fine some bits of music are so personal that the meaning or emotion best left privatlie, for a whole host of reasons..... i have a few just for me songs too... HUMLIN i hear what your saying about music strirring at the celluar level with no knowlage why, I heard one song in public but it obsesed me finalie found it and keep it for special times, its kinda choiral and its amazine. Whats more amazing is the effect it has on me...which is not like it has on everione ... _________________________ "Our attitude either gets in the way or creates a way," Sam Glenn
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