songs that make me wanna do it.

[ReidK]

Fat Bottomed Girls.

Hey, I know what I like.

Reid

 

[CJAZ]

Not to put too fine a point on it, but a song that makes a guy wanna do it is irrelevant. It's pretty much every song ever written, anyway, innit? Songs that make his woman wanna do it are far more important.

Excellent point you make. Guys would want to do it after hearing the Love Interlude From Das Boot

 

[verycoolname]

Wasn't a fan of the whole "Dos" album at all (or Uno, or Tres for that matter...), but I don't know how you could not be in the mood while listening to Green Day's "F*** Time."

 

[Tituscrow]

Anything by My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult.

 

[Thick McRunfast]

Songs?

Breathing makes me want to do it

 

[Stinsok]

"I think I'm turning Japanese"-The Vapors. Well, maybe do it to myself.

 

[P Town]

Not really a "song", but Bolero, (a one movement orchestral piece, composed in the 1920s, for a ballet, by Maurice Ravel) is the classic, (at least in the early 1960s) music to set the sonic seduction environment.

I guess a "song" means there is singing, so the next one to come to mind is a Beatles song: "Why Don't We Do It In The Road"

I was in a band that played that one occasionally in the 1970s, and I remember when our part time keyboard player refused to play it at a gig, objecting to the immorality implicit in the lyrics.

 

[DeathFromBelow]

Anything by GG Allin
John Cage - 4'33
Celine Dion - My Heart Will Go On
Justin Beiber - Baby (Is that the actual song title? Did I just reference all his songs at once?)
Kelis - Milkshake
Johnny Mandel = Suicide is Painless

This just might be the greatest post I've ever seen on an internet forum.

 

[Staredge]

I'm old enough to remember 10. Bolero makes me want to drive icepicks into my ears.

Crazy on You by Heart. Had a girlfriend once that loved to....go crazy on Heart. Always results in a small smile that my wife never understood.

 

[ggunn]

Not really a "song", but Bolero, (a one movement orchestral piece, composed in the 1920s, for a ballet, by Maurice Ravel) is the classic, (at least in the early 1960s) music to set the sonic seduction environment.

Bolero has always had a rep as a seduction piece, so I bought a recording of it and played it as mood music on Date Night. My wife hated it; she said it sounded militaristic and not at all romantic. Needless to say, it didn't work for me.

Aside: Frank Zappa did a treatment of Bolero on The Best Band You've Never Heard in Your Life which defies description.

 

[ggunn]

"I think I'm turning Japanese"-The Vapors. Well, maybe do it to myself.

Too much information.