Recommendations of the Editorial team
1. Madonna – “Justify My Love”
Musical orgasms: 6 songs full of highlights, the video for “Justify My Love” shows exactly those pictures with which Madonna caused more than once a stir in her erotic phase. MTV quickly stroked the clip due to its explicit representation of BDSM and bisexuality. But the song written by Lenny Kravitz also has it all. Driven by trip-hop sounds and a, well, throbbing beat Madonna sings: “I Wanna be your baby/mmmm … Yeah …/Wanting Needing Waiting/For You To Justify My Love”. The beginning of Adult Pop.
2. Lil Louis – “French Kiss”
It is of course a mystery to how this small, dirty song, which almost only consists of porn groans (directly removed from an 80s smuddy strip), could be a hit in Great Britain. In any case, the house track does not give an idea of its later urgency in the first seconds and is involuntarily strange today.
3. Donna Summer – “Love to Love You, Baby”
“Do it to Me Again and Again/You Put Me in Such Awful Spin”: The “Time” magazine described this sultry number of Donna Summer, written by Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte, as “Marathon of the 22 Orgasms”. Of course, all interviewers only wanted to know shyly at the time what the atmosphere in the studio was. Summer honestly: “Everyone’s Asking, ‘Were You Alone in the Studio?’ YES, I WHAT Alone in the Studio. Yes, Well, Actually I had my hand on my knee. YES, on my Handsome boyfriend Peter. “
4. 2 Live Crew – “Me So Horny”
Guess the film from which film the controversial rap band 2 Live Crew has your title! No, not from “Body of Evidence”, “Tokyo Decadence” or “Deep Throat”. The line comes from “Full Metal Jacket”, “Oh, me so horny. Me love you long time.” (The Kubrick War film is already deep in Vietnam.) The song is not really sexy, the text is either too cheesy or too chauvinistic. But he still made a career on MTV and Co. and was played in almost every strip club from Berlin to Brooklyn.
5. TLC – “Red Light Special”
Of course, TLC as a Girlgroup has always been a little grown up than her colleagues. But with “Red Light Special” they acquired the reputation of real sex perpathes. The seductive song is a very sensual guide to how man should do it correctly: “i’ll Let you go Further/if you take the southern Route/Don’t Go Too Fast/Don’t Go Too Slow/You’ve got to Let your body flow/i like ’em Attentive/and i like’ em in Control.”
6. Led Zeppelin – “Whole Lotta Love”
Robert Plant allows all sexual energy from the sack: “Whole Lotta Love-with its orgasmic earthquake during the middle part-maybe the most hyperpotent song that ever ran on the radio.” A-way, Way down in theide/i’m Gonna Gonna My Love/I’m Gonna Gonna Every Inch of My Love/I’m Gonna Give Ya My Love, ”Singing and the band used another sweaty song -“ You Need Loving ”from the small faces. However, the Willie Dixon, which was already at blues legend, had also struck. In the end there was a fairly unotic plagiarism dispute for Led Zeppelin. However, this could never seriously endanger the success of “Whole Lotta Love”.
Little aftermath
The question remains whether music can actually trigger an orgasm. If you consider that, according to Durex study, women need more than 20 minutes on average to get to the climax (i.e. only when your partner is already in the process of lighting up the cigarette or has already fallen asleep), then music would be a very tried and tested means of accelerating the lustful game naturally. Here there is a (half -serious) answer, like woman – and of course also a man – comes to the early gas.