haha, how cute.
I love how it's followed by thank you, like he's thanking some random chick for squeezing his lemon.

yes!

one time many moons ago me and mr. were in bed doing bad things and the LP kept skipping where it said squeeze my lemon and i fell off the bed laughing.

haha, how appropriate.
I'm sure bob plant would be proud.

i'm sure i'd like to sex bob plant.
and james patrick page. especially him.

I've wanted to do the pagemaster since I was a freshman in high school.
I'm sure he would also approve of this.

we destroyed this thread.

by destroyed i mean made it 590677 times better




SEX.

the pagemaster makes EVERYTHING BETTER








mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

droooooool

fuck this i'm starting a thread.

dear motherfucking god he's so hot.

Muddy Waters- You Need Love
Leadbelly- Gallows Pole
Robert Johnson- Trevelin Riverside Blues
Albert King- Blues Power

yr far to kinky, when I think of sexy music I think of mo-town, the stooges are about as sexy to me as the song 'date rape' by sublime ;)


more to contribute:

Skip James " Mighty Good Leader "

Red Hot Chilli Peppers Venice Queen

bingo

The Rainbow/Eden/Desire by Talk Talk

Shit fucking rips through my soul every time.

Hey- Pixies
Lithium- Nirvana
Oh Me- Nirvana unplugged
Pennyroyal Tea- unplugged
I'm waiting for the day when you can love again - Beach Boys
and lately, at least lyrically, just about any Everly Brothers song. fucking A

Wild Horses
Moonlight Mile

I play this tune whenever I pick up my guitar, that fucking solo is so simple yet so haunting..

more contribution:
Rolling Stones Angie

Yann Tiersen and Shannon Wright Pale White

"Nobody will come dance
Will come dance upon our grave
Nobody will come dance
Will come dance with us "

that vibrato on the strings gets me everytime, sometimes even to move me to tears.

another contribution:

System of a Down Peephole

that intro/verse lick is just too much for me, then it peaks with that kick ass polka sounding solo, intense.

She's So Heavy

I love the intensity of Lennon's vocals and the song's simplicity. You can tell he just wanted to say it as simply as he could. & yet almost in spite of itself the song turns epic.

^^Yes, the ending of that song is amazing.

It sounds like a blizzard. Got that LP in 69 when I was a kid in junior high and first listen was on a snow-day/giant blizzard in Iowa. That song immediately struck me as an object correlative for the day and I haven't let go of that first impression.

Hitler Was a Vegetarian by The Residents, specifically the part with Hey Jude and Sympathy for the Devil being played simultaneously.