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Don't know if this topic has been done before -- I'm sure it has at some point(s), but a quick search didn't turn up anything too recent and figured this might be fun to do again.
Anyway, I'm looking for suggestions for good mood music -- a romantic mood that is.
I've been told by the lady friend that my music selection is totally inadequate in this department, and she's probably right.
Most of my music is stuff to pump me up while working out, so obviously none of that fits the bill, and the rest is my guilty pleasure stuff.
I guess Nirvana's "Rape Me" just wasn't what she was looking for. Go figure...
So anyway, if the mood strikes you, throw out what you like (youtube links always appreciated) and maybe I can get a decent playlist going.


Because, of course, there's no place better than SJ for romantic advice ;D
 
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Van Morrison.

These are the Days
Tupelo Honey
Sweet Thing
Have I Told You Lately
Into the Mystic
Warm Love
Here Comes the Night
Queen of the Slipstream
Days Like This
 
Double Down said:
Van Morrison.

These are the Days
Tupelo Honey
Sweet Thing
Have I Told You Lately
Into the Mystic
Warm Love
Here Comes the Night
Queen of the Slipstream
Days Like This

Good call
 
The soundtrack to "Big Butt Sluts, Vol. 12" will have her dropping the panties and throwing her legs in the air faster than a Catholic school girl on prom night.
 
Pretty much anything from John Legend (swoon). A couple favorites include Stay With You, Slow Dance, It Don't Have To Change.
 
Dead serious on this one: Radiohead's "House of Cards" off In Rainbows. Very sexy song.

My ex-girlfriend liked Nine Inch Nails' "Wish" Take that for what it's worth. :-X
 
I dated a girl in college who got in the mood listening to Bad Company. Not an approach I'd suggest for most. She was a little freak.

"Smooth Jazz" often works. Try some Najee. There's some sax dude whose name escapes me now, I'll get back to you.
 
I just want to say I appreciate everyone's input on this. I'm a but busy right now but I'm looking forward to going through it later.
THANKS!!!
 
Of course, anything Bruce. But Psychedelic Furs, a greatest hits compilation, is very good MOOD music. Something about that electronic vibe...
 
Almost any acoustic guitar-driven music at a volume that would be considered 'background' seemed to work in my day.....

....or Frank Sinatra.
 

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