What music was on (if there was music on) when you lost your virginity?

[The Sower]

This was on the turntable for me and the non-virgin Tina.







Artist: Jefferson Starship

Title: Red Octopus

Date: 1975

Label: Grunt Records/RCA BFL1-0999

Art Director: Frank Mulvey

Liner Photograph: Jim Marshall

Graphics: Gribbitti

[NewWaveChick1981]

1. Blondie's Parallel Lines album.

September 1980. :hi: We didn't start the evening off intending to do that, but it happened.

:hi: Welcome to DU, The Sower!

[The Sower]

5. I've got that one, as well as all the Blondie albums.

Released 23 September 1978
Recorded 1978
Genre New Wave
Length 38:11
Label Chrysalis Records
Producer(s) Mike Chapman

[NewWaveChick1981]

7. Oh, yeah!

:hi: Gotta love Blondie!

[LaraMN]

2. Crickets and the sounds of a public bathroom.

Magical...
:rofl:

[Buddyblazon]

3. It wasn't planned by either one of us...

so no music.

BUT THERE WAS A CARTOON!


Seriously.

[TimeChaser]

6. Do you remember the cartoon?

[Buddyblazon]

9. Yea...

Ducktales.

Nothing cool like Bugs Bunny. Speedy Gonzales would've been awesome. Maybe even the Road Runner.

Nope...just Ducktales. Totally unplanned. We barely knew each other. We rode the same bus to school...but that was it. It was her first time too. Of course I can't say that for sure.

But it was a lot of nervous shaking...thankfully it didn't last long. HAHAHAHA!


And I've only gotten more romantic as the years have gone by.

[taterguy]

4. Losing My Religion

[The Sower]

8. REM is so romantic!

Released 19 February 1991 (US)
25 February 1991 (UK)
Format CD, 7", 12"
Recorded 1991
Genre Rock
Length 4:28
Label Warner Bros.
Producer(s) Scott Litt & R.E.M.

[LynneSin]

10. MY GOD THIS IS SO FRICKING BIZARRE YOU POSTED THIS

Because um, this is my anniversary today on August 22nd.

And it was a song by a local band Hybrid Ice call "Magdeline" It just happened to be on the radio when it happened

[Deja Q]

12. Eeeeewwwwwwwwwww!

"it happened"

Must've been a mess!

[LynneSin]

13. Stop it - today is a poignant anniversary in my life

All gifts accepted

[taterguy]

16. Where are you registered for gifts? :)

[The Sower]

17. Coincidences happen, and I've always thought they were worth noticing.

Happy Anniversary! :toast:

[Rude Horner]

11. Def Leppard - "High n Dry" album

It rocked, and we rocked. :evilgrin:

[Jokerman]

14. "Paradise by the Dashboard Lights" (no kidding)

A cliche' I know but it was the right song in the right place at the right time.

Fortunately I passed on the swearing I'd love her 'till the end of time part.

[The Sower]

18. Todd is God!

Released October 21, 1977
Recorded 1977
Genre Wagnerian rock
Length 46:33
Label Cleveland International
Producer(s) Todd Rundgren

[HarukaTheTrophyWife]

15. Indigo Girls...how stereotypical...

[dback]

19. Jackson Browne, "For America"

Certainly one I'll never forget. :) Bizarre, bizarre.

When my college boyfriend and I had our first time together--which was his first time ever--the radio was playing "You Can't Always Get What You Want." Dig it! ("...but if you try sometimes/ you might find/you get what you NEED!")

[idgiehkt]

20. no music for the guy one

no nothing.

for the girl, Enya. how appropriate, lol

[Spacemom]

21. Pink Floyd - The Wall

Somehow it worked. :)

[SKKY]

22. If I'm not mistaken, and I very well could be because I was, how do you...

...say, "Chemically enhanced" on that particular evening, I believe we were listening to "Music for the Masses" by
Depeche Mode.

[ZombieNixon]

23. The opening menu for the DVD of "Braveheart."

In the next room. :shrug:

[mac56]

24. Fleetwood Mac

30 years ago this week, in fact.

[The Sower]

33. Which Fleetwood Mac album or song was it?

Do you remember?

Was it this?



Released July 11, 1975
Recorded February 1975
Genre Rock
Length 42:12
Label Reprise
Producer(s) Fleetwood Mac and Keith Olsen

[mac56]

41. That's the one.

"Monday Morning"
"Warm Ways"
"Blue Letter"
"Rhiannon"
"Over My Head"
"Crystal"
"Say You Love Me"
"Landslide"
"World Turning"
"Sugar Daddy"
"I'm So Afraid"

[Throd]

25. "Hole In The Sky" by Black Sabbath

OK, not a very romantic song, but it does have a good driving rhythm.

[IsIt1984Yet]

26. Modern English "Melt With You"

:loveya:

[MorningGlow]

27. Van Morrison

Moondance

Yay!

[IsIt1984Yet]

28. oooooooo... good one!

That one has special meaning to me, too....

Like a seranade from a GORGEOUS cadet in full dress blues on the Chesapeake Bay....


<sigh>

Thanks for the memory, I'll be daydreaming the remainder of the day. :loveya:

[MorningGlow]

35. Nothing beats a serenade!

Yowza.

My high school boyfriend (not relevant to this thread as the virginity remained intact at the time--oh I was such a good little ex-Catholic!) sang me a song he wrote to tell me he loved me. It was so sweet. Too bad I didn't feel as strongly about him as he did about me. The song was good, though!

Now I hear he's a state trooper with six kids or something. :rofl:

[mikeytherat]

29. Loverboy - Get Lucky (her music choice, NOT mine)

Of course, the only tape I had with me would have had us doing it to Rush's "Caress of Steel" album which, though much better musically, might have been awfully weird.

mikey_the_rat

PS
I might remember that magic moment, but I still hate Loverboy.

[Arger68]

30. Journey, Don't Stop Believin'.

Playing on the cassette player of my 1980 Chevy Blazer.:*

[siouxsiecreamcheese]

31. The Cure-Lovesong

It was either that or the Never Enough remix. The only pleasant part of it was the music lol.

[Blue-Jay]

32. The Wizard of Oz was on TV.

:D

[Rude Horner]

38. That's just ........ wrong

:hi:

[dolo amber]

34. I refuse to answer this on the grounds that

as it was Loverboy it may incriminate me. x(

[ForrestGump]

36. Louis Armstrong

I don't recall the song(s) because (a) I had my mind directed somewhere else and (b) the cassette was flipped a few times, one thing leading to another (and another), before that long night's wonder was all over with. :D

And old Satchmo was the soundtrack to most of our subsequent unions during that summer -- I always loved Louis, but now I've got pretty intense memories inextricable with some of his music -- though there were a few others (most notably Joe Cocker and also a little Grace Jones). It was a good time.

[Mojambo]

37. In the CD player in the car

[querelle]

39. Walk The Night

By the Skatt Brothers. It was in the back room of a gay bar in Montreal. First time I ever got f****d. Not the best begining to a sex life..........but that's it.

Q

[datasuspect]

40. Sing Along! '67

by the doodletown pipers