"And five, now this is the most important, Rat. When it comes down to making out, whenever possible, put on side one of Led Zeppelin IV..."

 

And of course, in the very next scene they cut to, the Zeppelin song they are playing in the car is.... Kashmir, off of #%#@*&*!! Physical Graffiti and NOT Zeppelin IV.

 

       

 

Can you feel my pain?

 

I always thought that was on purpose, showing that he was still a bit of a nervous, sweet, insecure, teenager. Are you thinking it was a mistake?

I always thought that was on purpose, showing that he was still a bit of a nervous, sweet, insecure, teenager. Are you thinking it was a mistake?

 

No, I know the real story. Screenwriter Cameron Crowe (Almost Famous) couldn't secure the rights to use anything off of IV, so they used Kashmir instead. Mostly, I think I'm still outraged that I was like the only person in the theater (underage at the time, natch) that seemed to even notice it. Ah, such is the life of the classic rock geek-savant.

Interesting. The dialog worked so well by saying Zeppelin 4, but Physical Graffiti adds an interesting twist.

I can't believe no one has said Barry White? Barry White people!!! C'mon, what woman's knees don't tremble at the first sound of that voice. Just don't leave the CD lying around, one look at him will spoil the mood. RIP, Barry.

I can't believe no one has said Barry White?  Barry White people!!!  C'mon, what woman's knees don't tremble at the first sound of that voice.  Just don't leave the CD lying around, one look at him will spoil the mood.  RIP, Barry.

 

Too obvious.

You might as well put a robe and a silk scarf on and smoke a pipe while you're at it.

I can't believe no one has said Barry White?  Barry White people!!!  C'mon, what woman's knees don't tremble at the first sound of that voice. 

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Is that the online equivalent of a tremble?

Is that the online equivalent of a tremble? 

Or a hold on while I throw up. Cliches are soooooo not erotic.

Wait, so Barry White, a robe, a scarf and a glass of cognac in his hand won't do it for ya?

I find that very hard to believe.

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Cliches are soooooo not erotic. 

 

Who, me...??

I agree.

On a side note, I never realized how fang like Hugh's two front teeth are.

Or a hold on while I throw up. Cliches are soooooo not erotic. 

 

I'd toss on a comedy album, maybe vintage Robin Williams, because I am

The American Giggle-O™

Stairway to Heaven.

In all seriousness, give Clapton's "Cocaine" a try.

Or a hold on while I throw up. Cliches are soooooo not erotic. 

How about something from an Italian Poet from the 13th Century?

How about something from an Italian Poet from the 13th Century?

Well if And every one of them words rang true and glowed like burnin' coal; pourin' off of every page like it was written in my soul from me to you, then I suppose that cliche would be okay....

I'm in the silence group. I have tried music before (and it was with my wife while we were dating...oh...wait...ummm...we never did that sort of thing before we got married...), and we both just started laughing at it. Soundtracks are great in movies, but hysterical in real life. Think about it, Travolta walking down the street to the Bee Gee's looked cool as hell in film, but if you walk down the street, and then "Staying Alive" starts to play, it gets damn funny.

 

So there ya are, rocking and rolling, and you suddenly notice that you are "moving" to the beat, possibly even the bass drum (and if you are REALLY going to town maybe you are going to some good ol' blast drumming provided by Nile), are you going to tell me you aren't going to start to laugh at how silly it all is?

 

Or...maybe she was laughing at something else at the time.

 

Or...maybe I should have used something other than Ottmar Liebert, which is Spanish Flamenco...and that just screams silly. Great guitarist, but I was missing a flower in my teeth or a bull trying to gore me.

CDs are good stamina testers too.

CDs are good stamina testers too.   

Man, did I date the wrong guy in college!!!!!!

Porno music. Works every time.

Porno music. Works every time.

I never looked for those in the Soundtrack CD section...

I never looked for those in the Soundtrack CD section...

 

 

Look under "cheesy-70's-funk".....same thing.

Well if And every one of them words rang true and glowed like burnin' coal; pourin' off of every page like it was written in my soul from me to you, then I suppose that cliche would be okay....

 

I do look like the silent type . . .