What type of music do you listen to during an enema?

So with fear of sounding like a baby, what the heck is Bolero? You know how I feel about learning stuff boy, please teach me something today.

Mashie

Ravel's Bolero is a piece of classical music with a theme which repeats itself over and over. It's like a "bolero " which after all is a circle. Finally it's resolved by changing to a major key. This has been analogized to being like an orgasm. Check it out.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dZDiaRZy0Ak

Mashie, I'm certain you have heard the piece before.

The tempo of Bolero also increases as the piece progresses.

It is a GREATLY overrated piece.

And the climax as it were is punctuation with a blare of horns and brass. Like ejaculation. And I agree, it's an old war horse. I much prefer his other works.

Ahhhh yes, Susie you are very right indeed. I know exactly what that piece is, I recognized it in the first few notes actually. How soon we forget. My instrument of choice growing up was a flute. We played that more than a few times. I have to admit though, it didn't quite sound like that, lol.

I can understand how it can be compared to a climax or sorts.

Mashie

Hearing Bolero reminds me of the scene from the movie "Ten" with Bo Derek getting pounded.

Myself, I prefer the album "Snowflakes Are Dancing" by Tomita. It is Debussy done on synth.

I also really get into the subliminal ones that take you out of your body and relax.

Dan

I remember Snowflakes are Dancing! But the symphonic La Mer is the best.

Bolero I'd forgotten about that. We all laughed at the idea. I tried it too and I simply couldn't concentrate on the matter at hand.

Good grief yes. Reading the posts triggered my memory of one of the few times we tried it with music. Of course it was with Bolero, how could i have forgotten, how could it not have been anything else? It seemed like public and yet esoteric knowledge that Bolero was a musical rendition of sex. I was a student at the time and the smug expressions of those 'in the know' who explained it to the neophytes were probably insufferable.

Oh my, but weren't we the grown-ups when we tried it. And oh my and oh my again if it wasn't the let down of all let downs. Ever since, i can't stand hearing Bolero anymore, though I never realized til now why.

.....and for the Disco crowd, we have Village People and Donna Summer.

Dan

Right on Agracier. I can't stand it either. It makes me want to scream.

Thank you Folk....I was pleased to see that I opened a real 'can of memories' for you all, especially my very dear friend Mashie.....always happpy to please you.

the boxcar

You are so sweet boxcar thank you. This is one of the reasons I love this site. I really love talking and sharing with people, and it helps be bring up memories that I thought I had forgotten.

Mashie

Mashie, since you like etta james here's her big hit from my era https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73VM3qe7YLQ

Ford, I have never in my life heard that song before. Thanks for the share.

Mashie

I’ve certainly never taken an enema with music and am never likely to. And sex with music is problematic too. If I can’t focus on the music I find it a distraction—maybe a downside of having music as a profession.

New age music is my choice for enema tunes. Load the CD player for continuous play and I don't have to leave bathroom or master bedroom for hours. When I built the house I had speakers put in master bath and master bedroom so I could have endless music without leaving my special rooms. I find the music can enhance the mood when taking enemas

Love Susie's choices for the "scene" music. Enigma IS 'sex music.' Haven't ever listened to music during an enema. Guess I'll have to try it. 😃

I love listening to relaxing or romantic music during sex with a partner or an enema. Sometimes I listen to recordings of the surf on the beach, rain falling, the leaves blowing in the wind, or wind chimes. I also like to set the mood by being in a darkened room that is only lit up by small red lights, the type that you can buy at Wal Mart, Target, or drug stores at Christmas time. Use of lights and music helps create a special mood as long as both partners enjoy it.

Well since I'm a jazz player to begin with, for me heaven would be Miles Davis's SUMMERTIME with or without an enema.

the boxcar

Can't say I've ever listened to music during an enema before.

It is always something soft and relaxing...

I don't, but if I did, surely Handel's 'Water Music' would be most appropriate?

I still say TEENAGE ENEMA NURSE by Killer Pussy tops them all

Pretty much the same alternative rock I listen to any other time.

Don't really have anything specific, because when I'm doing an enema I'm only half-listening to the music anyway. My focus is on the enema.

Classical

Most of the time I'm just listening to the exhaust fan in bathroom while I'm expelling my enemas but sometimes I'll play Pandora through my phone and Bluetooth speakers where I listen to mostly EDM or trance/electric music and sometimes pop styles like Brittany Spears, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry and others.

Classical

I also like listening to relaxation music during my enema sessions. I've used light classical, American Native Flute, relaxation electro music/sounds (ocean waves, rain, etc). I also enjoy certain aromas such as lavender or roses or specialty aromas such as those used in Yoga. The combination music, aroma and a large, gentle slow-flowing enema is the most effective means of relieving stress from a tough week at work.

Alex

I think this is subjective.. but honestly rock metal, hip hop, or any kind of genre we use to listen when we do anything during the conventional moments of day is not appropriate, beccause this is a special moment, personal and private...like a rite. Beccause it is. I can suggest ambient music. This genre produce a kind of "sonic aroma", it's something abstract that can help to " be" in the moment and increase the perception of feelings during the session.

I would listen to the "Cool, West-Coast Jazz" of the 50' & 60's, played by my Jazz Trio (Piano, Vibes & stand-up Bass). Technology today, has given us the ZOOM h4n recording device, recording to an SD 16GB card for up to 33 hours. Hello? --we record everything, rehearsals, gigs jams....and the list goes on. I've decided to like what I'm playing, astounded at what I'm hearing....and looking upward, asking "Why now, Lord?"

the boxcar