CD Project, coming close to the end of the ride.

[stoney321]

This was another EXCELLENT request, made by spikefan. She asked for "Passion" and it is winging it's way to her right now. Lots of kinds of passion, right? Right.


1. Love is the Drug, Roxy Music. Oh, yeah. jamalov29, I'm looking at you. Nothing like needing a fix from this, huh? There is something so raw about Brian Ferry that I still just ache inside over.
2. Be Still My Beating Heart, Sting. Something about Sting being so nervous that he has to give himself a pep-talk whenever "she" comes near. Le sigh. "Sink like a stone that's been thrown in the ocean/my logic has drowned in a sea of emotion." Know JUST what he's talking about.
3. I Couldn't Love You More, Sade. What's a CD about passion without her? Hell, I could have just copied every single one of her albums and sent it, but I'm not quite THAT lazy. "If everyone in the world/ Could give me what I wanted/ I wouldn't want for more than I had..."
4. Need You Tonight, INXS. Guh. Why did he have to kill himself? I crushed on him so hard in 1987...
5. It Should Have Been Me, Gladys Knight and the Pips. Lord, lord. This song kills me. Seeing the man you love marry someone else? At least she had the stones to jump up and cry "Ot shoulda been me!! Oh, I can't stand it..." HEARTBREAKING and just the heart of Motown.
6. The Fire, Franz Ferdinand. Oh, you cheeky bastard. "Oh, how I burn for you." I want to make love to a Scotsman RIGHT NOW. Ha ha! Guess where Mr. Stoney's family hails from! Woot!
7. Criminal, Fiona Apple. Been on the one-way street of passion? You know, not returned? And maybe the other person is a little cruel? Naughty girl. I get pissed everytime the radio cuts this off before the cool "yodel" at the end. She IS a bad, bad girl.
8. Like the Way I Do, Melissa Etheridge. "No body aches just to HOLD you/ Like the way I do." Melissa can rock with the best of them, and this song just kicks serious pirate treasure.
9. Wicked Game, Chris Isaac. Guh. A clean cut face with bright eyes and a pompador? And those eyes?? I love me some Chris. (Did you see him in Silence of the Lambs??) Oh, and helena Christiansen made me reconsider my orientation. My lord.
10. Closer, Nine Inch Nails. I know this is a naughty song, Didi, so don't play this when the kids are around, mm'kay? But dude. Not all passion is pretty and clean. This song makes me tingly in my naughty no nos.
11. In your Eyes, Peter Gabriel. I made up for number 10 with this. John Cusack, standing outside Ione Skye's window with the jambox. All night. *wipes tear*
12. Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup, Nat King Cole. He doesn't know how to talk to his Frnech love, but he knows he loves her anyway. Mmm hmmm.
13. Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You, Lauryn Hill. Such a romantic song, fun to dance around the house in, and this is the best version, period. A bit of a Jamacian flair!
14. Nothing Compares 2 U, Sinead O'Connor. Man, she was so good. Before she went all "preist, nun, crazy, priest." She has an album of big band covers that is LUSCIOUS. Did you know Prince wrote this song? *adds more points to cool factor*
15. You Oughta Know, Alanis Morrisette. I wish I didn't know who this song was about. Takes away the punch, and this is the ONLY song of hers I like. Oh, you can hate someone and still have some heated passion, we all know that. "And every time I scratch my nails down someone else's back I hope you feel it!" Or as I sing, "Well I'm here/ to remind you/ When you left Full House/ You got really lame!/ You... You... You... Oughta know!"
16. Gett Off, Prince. Did I mention that I love him? Wanna know a secret? He's the inspiration for Wee!Spike. *high pitched WHOOO HOO!* If you don't know this song, it has a line "23 positions in a one night stand." Me thinks a certain Bad(great!)Fic writer listens to this for inspiration...
17. Please, Please, Please Let Me Get Get What I Want, The Smiths. Do I need to say anything? This is the most heart-felt plea for happiness of just about any song I can think of. Wants it passionately, him does.
18. At Last, Etta James. There's a reason why this is the number one song played at weddings (which kind of squicks me, as I think of this as a bedroom song, if you know what I mean).
19. U, Pearl Jam. I love this song. This is kind of a "special song" with Mr. Stoney and I. Um, a passionate kind of thing. Yeah, it's a rock song, but shut up. No judgement allowed!!! Let's just say it has something to do with my sooper sekrit love of drummers... Hee!


One more tonight, "Friends" for fer1213, and then my last CD: SPANGEL for dovil!!! I have chills, their multiplying... 'Cause we know that math is hawt! It's VAMPIFYING!!

Comments

[sdwolfpup.livejournal.com]

Dude, he was lame *on* "Full House." Uncle Joey creeped me out. Creeped. Me. OUT.

Bonus points for the Etta James. Mmmm...Etta.

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

Do you remember him from Nickelodeon? "Cut. It. Out." Have to say, found it odd that he was the "voice of reason" on The Surreal Life. And now I am ashamed for having said that out loud.

"You, you, you, are so lame!"

Etta. Lord have mercy, the woman can sing.

[paynbow.livejournal.com]

Your icon rules! That's all I got. And Uncle Joey creeped me out...he needed to cut. it. out. *g*

[sdwolfpup.livejournal.com]

It's all about Giles' salsa. The icon was made by lauranobaka. :)

Uncle Joey. Gah. GAH. He hosted America's Funniest People for awhile, too, with Daisy Fuentes, I think? And he always did those stupid voices.

[ex-dovil323.livejournal.com]

SQEEEEEE! and PEEEE! on the floor because I'm so excited.

YAH FOR SPANGEL! And more yays for you for putting together a story of their love through song. I'm expecting lots of Dolly Parton and Billy Ray Cyrus tracks.

YAY! (I'm very excited, more pee)

[ex-dovil323.livejournal.com]

OH! And you picked out some truly cool songs, I guess I should really comment to your actual post rather than just running in and peeing all over your floor. Half of them are ones in high school where I'd wrap myself around the radio and dance about the lounge with them. Okay, maybe it was more, washing the dishes and listening to the radio and sighing, but the first one sounds like more fun.

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

*begins to be alarmed by the volume of piss you are able to produce, eyes an IV and saline, just in case*

I think I'm gunna lose the youngins on this post, but I don't care. I had to draw from my teens and early twenties to get the music that just spelled out "stalker," you know? Did I say that out loud?

{@__@} <--holds high powered binoculars to flushed face

[ex-dovil323.livejournal.com]

It's because I'm a lady so my bladder is the size of a petite thimbel.

The younins just don't know good music when they see it. Or listen to it for that matter. From that CD only two of the songs that I don't love, and that's only because I've never heard them before - creeepy!

I was going to do the O O bit and say I was holding up my tits for the high power binocular, but a lady wouldn't do that, so since I am one I wont.

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

*throws down kitty litter to block strangely pungent dovil piss*

Are you peeking over my shoulder?? Plus? I have A-Ha's "Take on Me" to represent the depth of their love. And "The Thong Song."

[ex-dovil323.livejournal.com]

It's not pungent. My pee smells like sunshine and daisies.

When I was 11 and got my very first music voucher for my birthday I ran out and bought A-ha and got a free poster. And I think I wanted to shag the lead singer, or possibly hold his hand and have an ice-cream with since I was 11.

I don't even know what the Thong Song is - I'm so behind the times when it come to the music you young people listen to.

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

If you could bottle some up, I'll use it as an air freshener, thanks.

Praise the PTB for not knowing the dreadful song "The Thong Song." It was played ad nauseum here (two years ago?) and is utter shite. It so CUTE that you called me young. (I think I'm slightly older? Does it matter? I'm 32. Feel free to lie and say you are 24. I will not believe you, however. Your knowledge of the 80s is too vast...)

[ex-dovil323.livejournal.com]

I'm 6 and a prodigy. Or 29 about to flop over to 30 like a half dead stinky fish in a few months. *clings to 20's desperately* I'm going over to an active volcanic island for my birthday so if it gets to bad I can always throw myself into a crater. I'll wear white and a garland of flowers, it'll be classy.

[violethamster.livejournal.com]

I need to dig out my old Smiths and Peter Gabriel albums and listen to them. And possibly stalk John Cusack.

I'm vaguely disturbed by the Alanis Morisette trivia. And not so vaguely by now envisioning Prince up Angel's butt.

Did you ever see Chris Isaac in "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me"? That was a wacky movie. He and Kiefer Sutherland were such cute little dorky FBI agents in it. I may have to slash them.

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

I DID see that movie. What a crap load, huh? Such a terific TV show (kinda spun out of control at the end) and then they made the completely unnecessary "prequel." Chris Isaac. Heart him. He is NAUGHTY, too.

Don't imagine Prince in Angel's butt!! Imagine Prince in a sparkly suit with his high pitched caterwaul, and his moves of liquid. Slap a platinum do on 'im, and there ya go. Better?

Speaking of ABSOLUTE HORROR: caught up on my bad(GREAT!)Fic writer's tale and it is just HORRIBLE. Wes, Gunn, and Angelus gang rape and beat the holy shit out of Faith, and as she dies she says to herself, "I finally wrote a check my ass can't cash." /is dead. WOW. She isn't making up the fantastic euphamisms any more, either. Just writing for shit. Boo.

Imma have to go write some MacGonallBottom fic to have something to mock properly. Hows the testing going? Head still firmly attached?

[paynbow.livejournal.com]

Gett Off, Prince. Did I mention that I love him? Wanna know a secret? He's the inspiration for Wee!Spike. *high pitched WHOOO HOO!* If you don't know this song, it has a line "23 positions in a one night stand." Me thinks a certain Bad(great!)Fic writer listens to this for inspiration...

Hee! This is on Endorsed! And I definately think you're right...everytime I hear it I think of the line, "he always had someman or woman on his arm. It was clear he was bisexual" *snicker*

You're so good at making these things!

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

D'oh... I just heart all kinds of music. Endorsed! is one of my faves. I listen to it a BUNCH.

[dodyskin.livejournal.com]

Hey there. The pom-poms pissed you off, eh? Ah well.

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

It would be nigh on impossible to piss off a Texan through use of pom poms. It's in, like, a code book. Our mothers kill other mothers to make their daughters cheerleaders.

Thank you!!!

[spikefan.livejournal.com]

I am so very late, but I thank you and I will be thanking you more on the page where I whimpered, not realizing my CD had been done and posted.

What a terrific selection of songs, including a umber of old favorites I don't have on CD. Hee, "Closer" may be pretty nasty, but I love it. Very season 6 Spike/Buffy--at least from Spike's POV. (Stupid Buffy.)

[mskakaako.livejournal.com]

Guh. Why did he have to kill himself? I crushed on him so hard in 1987...

Me tooo! Stupid Michael Hutchence and his mastabatory kinks. :(