What's your taste?

As a musician I do enjoy music in a session but I'm picky as to what I like, one of my best music sessions was with an Austin local lick that had put together a mix of classic rock and one of the songs was Iron Butterfly's In A Gadda Da Vida priceless!

I think if more hobbyist took the time to let the provider know what they want in there session it would be a more successful session, that being said more providers need to listen to thoes requests!

IB

I'm a member of the no music camp. The odds up of you picking something that I like, and something that fits my mood on that particular day are not real high. Plus, I listen very closely to music and get distracted from the task at hand or from listening to the music as closely as I'd like. I tend to be a one thing at a time person.

Enigma has some pretty ggod stuff for BCD activities.
I also have a CD of thunderstorm and rain sounds....

There's a little known album/cd out there...called "Wake of the Flood" -- Grateful Dead I always considered it great 'f%$ckin' music. That's a verb, not and adjective.
Just my 2 cents

Yeah, Barry White for sure.

Also second Marvin Gay

The really hot sound and I mean it really turns on all your other senses is to try ......................

Great topic....I LOVE music. On my Pandora playlist. I spent 20 years in New Orleans and lean towards Blues, Jazz and Rock. I simply can't "work" without music.

• 50s and 60s Blues Radio

• 70s Rock Radio

• 80s Pop Radio

• Al Green & Lyle Lovett Radio

• Al Green Radio

• Ambient Radio

• Aretha Franklin & Smokey Robinson Radio

• Aretha Franklin And The Blues Brothers Band Radio

• Aretha Franklin Radio

• Average White Band Radio

• Brazilian Radio

• Brazilian Soul (The Jazzy Joint Mix) Radio

• Byther Smith Radio

• Celine Dion Radio

• Classic Rock Love Songs Radio

• Classic Rock Radio

• Classic Rock Weekend Radio

• Collection: Smooth Jazz: Sax At Midnight Radio

• Contemporary Jazz Radio

• Cool Jazz Radio

• Country Pop Radio

• Dan Gibson Radio

• Dave Brubeck / Paul Desmond Radio

• Dave Brubeck Radio

• Digby Jones Radio

• Dinner Soul Radio

• Eagles Radio

• Eddie Palmieri Radio

• Electronica Radio

• Enigma Radio

• Enya Radio

• Eric Johnson Radio

• Etta James Radio

• Foreigner Radio

• Frank Sinatra Radio

• Frankie Beverly And Maze Radio

• Funkadelic, George Clinton & Parliament Radio

• George Thorogood Radio

• Hang Tan Radio

• Incognito Radio

• James Taylor & Alison Krauss Radio

• James Taylor & John Williams Radio

• Jason Aldean Radio

• Jazz Radio

• Jazzanova & Eddie Gale Radio

• Jazzanova Radio

• Jazzanova, Outlines Radio

• Joe Bonamassa Radio

• Joe Satriani, Steve Vai & Yngwie Malmsteen Radio

• Johnnie Taylor Radio

• Keb' Mo' Radio

• Kenny G Radio

• Little Big Town Radio

• Marc Ribot Y Los Cubanos Postizos Radio

• Marvin Gaye & Mary Wells Radio

• Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell Radio

• Marvin Gaye Radio

• Maxi Priest Radio

• Maze & Frankie Beverly Radio

• Maze Radio

• Motown Radio

• Motown Sounds Radio

• Music For Brainwave Massage Radio

• Musical Massage Radio

• Nathan Haines Radio

• Norah Jones & Adam Levy Radio

• Ohio Players Radio

• Otis Redding (Holiday) Radio

• Pandora Premieres

• Percy Sledge Radio

• Principles Of Lust: Sadeness / Find Love / Sadeness Reprise Rad

• R&B Love Songs Radio

• Ravel's Bolero Radio

• Reggae Bee Bop Funk

• Rose Royce Radio

• Ruthie Foster Radio

• Sade Radio

• Saxophone Radio

• Sexy And I Know It Radio

• Sexy Music Radio

• Soft Rock Radio

• Soul To Soul Radio

• Stevie Ray Vaughan Radio

• Stevie Wonder Radio

• Summer Oldies Radio

• The Average White Band, Ben E. King Radio

• The Beach Boys Radio

• The Brand New Heavies Radio

• The Dave Brubeck Quartet Radio

• The Eagles (50s) Radio

• The Jazzmasters Radio

• The Temptations Radio

• Thurgood Marshall And Brown Vs. Board Of Education: A Dream Of

• Today's Country Radio

• Van Morrison Radio

• White Boots Radio

• Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson

NIN

I am an older gentleman but enjoy music both to listen and I do play some. For me the best mood music I have find while enjoying an encounter with a provider is anything by Adele. To me one of the best singers of our time. I may be different but to me she can put the mood where it needs to be for enjoyment.

NIN Originally Posted by Boltfan

Damn! Beat me to it.

NIN Originally Posted by Boltfan

Yes!!! This is why we are great friends!!!




I listen to a wide variety of genres and have an extensive playlist I've put together but play my Pandora or Spotify as well. My taste depends on the type of session requested to set the mood and the choice of the client also.



To me, you can't go wrong with SADE!

My personal favorite is Depeche Mode ...

KASKADE is another for House Music!

I always choose either something upbeat, sensual, provocative or chill but I even have a playlist for my BDSM/Fetish sessions.


You WILL NOT hear any country music at my place, sorry not sorry!

Here are some I prefer:

1. Adele
   
2. Adult Alternative (Pandora)
3. Above & Beyond
4. Alice In Chains
5. Bob Sinclair
6. Calvin Harris
7. Chevelle
8. ANYTHING DAVE GAHAN!!!
9. David Foster
10. Disclosure
11. DEPECHE MODE!!!
12. George Acosta
    
13. John Legend
14. John Mayer
15. Journey
16. Keith Sweat
17. Kenny G
18. Lindsey Stirling
19. LORDS OF ACID
20. Maroon 5
21. Mumford & Sons
22. MUSE
23. Nadia Ali
24. STP (Stone Temple Pilots)
    

There's a little known album/cd out there...called "Wake of the Flood" -- Grateful Dead I always considered it great 'f%$ckin' music. That's a verb, not and adjective.
Just my 2 cents Originally Posted by OldGuyInRichardson

Dang..I may still have that on vinyl.

NIN Originally Posted by Boltfan

Yeah buddy...can't beat "Closer" when I want to "fuck you like an animal". Not recommended for the romantic sessions though, lol.

I never even hear it once the music starts. Hell, I'm trying to give these chicks my money's worth. The could be listening to David Allen Coe's racist ass, abd I wouldn't give a flying fuck.

C'mon TNT,

You know it's all about the Old School Hip Hop - we used to get bizzay to The Humpty Dance!

"All right stop what you're doin, cause I'm about to ruin, the image and the style that you're used to".

S

I think there are also some good hip hop pieces out there to make love to. Tela's "Table Dance" comes to mind.