Good choice of sex music?

I'm looking for recommendations for sex music; music to woo a woman to, and have sex to. Please use the genre, artist and title of the song. Feel free to include the album. No Rap, please.

Why? I'm taking a woman out on a picknick, and I want to create a compilation CD that I can play in the background.

I have a mix CD that I play when I have girls over and I'm setting the mood.

"No Ordinary Love" by Sade works really well, and seems to "anchor" those feelings to women when I play that song later, like in the car.

Instantly puts them in the mood again.

Diana Krall tops my list and occasionally Nora Jones or Annie Lennox.

Any Lords of Acid song. Works every friggin' time even after marriage.



Heheh,...

i always put in my funk...real funk...

james brown
isley brothers
staple singers

and of course...drum roll...

curtis mayfield

young chicks never heard this stuff, but it has always been fvcking music, and it always will.

In Effect Mode

OK. Here's a good one.

A good album for background music for sexn is Al B. Sure's "In Effect Mode". Here's why..

The album was made in the late eighties and it's just as good as today as it was then. TOTALLY. The album was so good when I went to Toronto in the summer of 88, that's all they played. Who knew???

And to the unknowing listener, they won't be able to tell how recent the album is unless she can date when synthesizers were used.

I used this album in the mid nineties when I was in college. I DID JUST FINE.

Here's the link for the album....

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/A...2/sr=2-1/ref=pd_bbs_b_2_1/104-4325116-8154304

Check out the Reviews.



If you believe, you will achieve. - The Heartbreak Kid Shawn Michaels

"Music to make love to your old lady by" is the title .....
the band is LOVAGE, it's absolutely incredible to **** to...it's a side project of Mike Patton from Faith No More

This was touched upon in the "pimpin music to play in the car" thread. Many people will suggest R&B - D'Angelo, Joe, etc. Portishead also seems to be a favorite. Barry White and Al Green are classics if you can stand the 70s sound.

My picks, besides Portishead:
Jack Johnson
Cowboy Junkies

Bible_Belt
Many people will suggest R&B - D'Angelo, Joe, etc.

i agree alot of the young chicks like to hear music that they know

R&B / Rap / Hip Hop / Top 40