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So, no one here has ever brought their girlfriend down to your room in your parents basement and said, "Hey baby, how about some mood music?" and then put on Leonard Rosenman?
Come on, that's how a score fan seriously gets it on, don't ya know.
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Has anyone made love while listening to the track “Ballad of the Whale” from “Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home” and was it pleasurable?
Asking for a friend.
Find a girl and try out for yourself - of the many things I wants to try during sex Leonard Rosenmann is NOT one of them
Wait why are you asking for a friend - that sounds strange - I think it is actually you that are this friend
Asking for a friend is straigt up odd - he (you) can try it out instead of asking
Semi-introvert
if you want real sex myúsic then pick JW Temple of Doom track from TOD soundtrack
you'll have a whole choir cheering on you at the end and a BIZARRE woman that screams like an orgasm - try it out fuckhead
The Temple of Doom chant is interesting. Perhaps not as sensual as Leonard Rosenmann though. What position would work best for this?
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I feel like if Rosenman had followed Nimoy's original concept for the market street scence (Nimoy wanted the music to be more Gershwin-esque) the music would have been much more of a piece with the rest of the score.
I love how Market Street works in the film though. It practically punches you in the face with the reality that the crew are in 1986. It's decent on album, but I typically skip it.
At the risk of taking this thread seriously, Market Street in the film is terrific. And to be honest it's not that bad on the album. Now I'm going to go listen to it.
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I feel like if Rosenman had followed Nimoy's original concept for the market street scence (Nimoy wanted the music to be more Gershwin-esque) the music would have been much more of a piece with the rest of the score.
I love how Market Street works in the film though. It practically punches you in the face with the reality that the crew are in 1986. It's decent on album, but I typically skip it.
At the risk of taking this thread seriously, Market Street in the film is terrific. And to be honest it's not that bad on the album. Now I'm going to go listen to it.
“At the risk of taking this thread seriously...” What is that supposed to mean? I’m sorry, you all make love in silence? I bet it’s pitch black too.
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This is my favourite thread on FSM in absolute ages!!
5 THUMBS UP!!!
I can't think of anything funnier than a bunch of basement dwelling, dateless wonders pretending that they "make love"!
You can be dateless and still make love. Why did you use quotes for “make love?”
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If you're doing it and there is nothing on (music, TV, etc.) and there is no sound, you're doing it wrong. If you catch my drift.
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If you're doing it and there is nothing on (music, TV, etc.) and there is no sound, you're doing it wrong. If you catch my drift.
I think that’s why Ballad of the Whale would help. I mean, for my friend.
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Unpopular Opinion: I like the Yellowjackets. 80's smooth jazz cheese and all.
It certainly is smooth. If you catch my drift.
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