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FloridaMistresse -> RE: Music for a scene (11/20/2008 9:27:55 AM)
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Thank you both to Ms Flutter and Mistress Faye! Bond was the group, however the other suggestions I loved and will be using.
As for Music in a scene. It's a sound, and I love to incorporate the senses, all of them. I think the senses highten the sensations. Pain is only one sensation, incorporate taste with that........and it ilicites all new experiences. Sometimes I use sounds be they music or otherwise to broaden the scene. For example the sound of a glove snapping certanly works for many. I love music in a scene for many reasons ( although I do not always use music) I like to use the rhythms, to get a pattern of momentum going, or sometimes I purposely want to distract. I wanted the Bond music to use for a staple zipper scene I am planning and I think the music will be perfect during the scene.
Music can pace a scene, add other sensations or moods, or can add to the head space,even take a bottom to another place. I also like to play the same music at dinner just to see the look on the bottoms face!! LOL
Some other scene suggestions:
Blue Man Group
Lords of Acid
Nine Inch Nails
Vivaldi
Copin
Enigma (almost over used LOL)
Lorene McKenna
Xena theme music ( love this)
Dracula theme music ( another fav)
Perhaps one of My favorite scenes with sounds ( it was music to My eyes <weg>) was I taped a screaming female from a Video and I blind folded and tied a slave to a chair, left the room and hit play on the recorder before I left. It played screams for about 10 mintues. The slave was frazzled when I returned, and just the mere touch of My hand on her shoulder made her jump! Very effective to get them into a certain head space,
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