Med-Fet Music

I'm a big music fan and would like to make a playlist to go with my newly-discovered love of all things medical. I'm partial to electro, industrial, darkwave, and ambient, so the first track in this mix would probably be "Get Down Make Love" by Nine Inch Nails. Mad karma to whoever helps me add to this.

More broadly, you like to hear music when you're giving or receiving exams? What kind? Do you have any fun memories associated with specific songs?

Hey, try out Transformalin by Diagnose:Lebensgefahr. That's really medical related, sick Industrial by a swedish black metal singer who was institutionalized.

I play classical music when I examine women.

Del

Ooo, Del, what kind ? 😃

Also, cronos, I tried out Transformalin but it was too dark for me. Do you have any other suggestions?

For Med-fet or S&M scenes:

ENIGMA, ENIGMA and ENIGMA. All their albums.

After you have listened to them all, DEAD CAN DANCE. All their albums too.

And DELIRIUM and DEPECHE MODE are great for all types of med-fet and S&M scenes.

Although I have to say I tend to be more into the kinky sexy med-fet than the "professional appearing" med-fet. I got enough of that at work. When I do it for fun, I want it kinky and sexy.

We always have dvd log fire on the tv .

its a very good ambiance and its a head**** cos it tricks the mind to thinking your nice and warm when it is on.

so being naked is easier

Pachelbel's Canon in D, Vivaldi's Four Seasons, Handel's Water Music, secular choral music, especially Thomas Tallis, and "Nobody Else" or "Man to Beat" by Los Lonely Boys. Just to mention a few.

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I have to agree enigmas sadeness works perfect for s&m situations

Enigma has at least four albums before they started repackaging and remixing their old releases. They were great.

Susie, we definitely have similar tastes, though the only Dead Can Dance album I have is The Serpent's Egg. Can you recommend any others?

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Susie, we definitely have similar tastes, though the only Dead Can Dance album I have is The Serpent's Egg. Can you recommend any others?

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Aion

Into the Labyrinth

Toward the Within

Spiritchaser

Within the realm of a Dying Sun

there are others

also see Lisa Gerrard who was a member of DCD gone solo.

Hey, Goregrind like General Surgery or Carcass is medically related, too. They use a lot of medical terms in their lyrics and sing about surgery, pathology etc. This is a tip for all the metal-fans out there in this forum.

Woah, cronos, those are some heavy, heavy tunes.

Blink182's lyrics don't seem MedFet related at all, however their album titles such as Take Off Your Pants And Jacket or Enema of the State certainly have those connotations. The video for Enema of the State with sexy Nurse Janine is more visually MedFet than any other music video I have ever seen.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gCjpebEaIo

My own choice of music for the exam room is a local FM station with a light rock theme which is our most popular "at work" station, but I leave the choice to my patients. Most prefer no distractions other than my voice and the sound of equipment so more often than not I do not have any background music.

I'm thinking anything by Rammstein is a good exam music! 😄

Hey, if you'd love something more atmospheric and shoegazer-like, i recommend jesu. They are one of my favourite bands.

http://www.myspace.com/jesu

Maybe that appeals more to you since you said you like ambient, indutrial etc.

I definitely prefer classical music. It makes me feel more relaxed, as long as it really quite

I just found a fantastic cover of the Ramones' "I Wanna Be Sedated". It's a dreamy, emo kind of take on it by a band called The Siamese electric -- perfect for the subject matter. This one is totally going on my playlist.

A more kind of upbeat song is by Prodigy called "Breathe"...I can defenitly see people doing all sorts of kinky things while listening to this one! 😁

Maybe even a little Rob Zombie??? "More Human, Than Human" anyone???

Prodigy's Breathe is already on the soundtrack, gg 😃 And More Human is one of my favorite tracks to shake my ass to EVOR. And it has the right sound for this mix too, but the association with vampires is too strong, so I can't include this song.

However, I really like the way you think!

Ahhh I see then! I will have to dig deeper into my collection of music, haha! I'm sure I will have other suggestions soon 😄

From the back stacks of classic wax (1994), "Glycerin" by Bush. That should be self-explanatory. By the same band, "Machinehead", the bridge for the chorus is "breathe in, breathe out", gets me every time!

Play On!

LadyDoc