I like Delerium and I know Enigma has been over used but I still like them

Tool

Massive Attack

it really depends on the type of play, actually.

As a musician/composer, I do a lot of custom music per scene- certain sounds/frequencies and lighting scenarios can enhance a situation beyond where perhaps it would go without.

that being said, I enjoy using a lot of opera and classical music, using different composers for a certain person. For example, I may only use Debussy with one person. It is calming, it is relaxing, and it is absolutely contrary to what is going to occur in the scene. The contrast between delectable, smooth and transcendent audio, combined with fire or electrical play, is lovely.

I'll have to second the vote for Delerium; my Captain often uses it for whippings, with great effect. Not my usual taste in music, but it sure works in His scenes.

Pretty much anything that Mystic plays at The Citadel! :-)

I find that the "Barney" theme sets an appropriately chilling mood.

Led Zeppelin is great for lots of play. Also like lots of different sorts of world music.

Afro Celt Sound System - great rhythms, good for flogging scenes
Certain Leonard Cohen songs (love a man with a deep voice).

I really enjoy Rammstein for hard scenes.

Yup; I enjoy the receipt of various pains but thrive for painful sensations related to slow lengthy 'heat' play.
I have been tied standing, spread for hrs, listening to the disco tune 'Burn Baby Burn' while some creative ladies slowly applied heat to various parts of my body for hrs on end.
No serious burns but the heat was unbearable.
They had pans of candles placed, well,below my genitals, and allowed the heat to slowly roast the genitals without serious burning me. Tall candles were placed paralled to my standing body and allowd the heat to slowy burn adjaced to my body frame.
They occasionally places stick matcjhes, between the toes and lit them 1 at a time and laughed wile i screamed. You get the idea, cigs, matches, stings, blowdriers,space heaters causing lenghty heat with no serious burning while the disco music, 'burn baby burned, played over and over again!
My kinda fun...anyone; "Got a match'? veg

Marilyn Manson would be awsome to be whipped by

I don't like rock much, so I mainly listen to:

1. Soundtrack from Bram Stoker's Dracula.
2. Soundtrack from There Will Be Blood.
3. Patience and Prudence (for age play or domestic)
4. Emilie Simon.
5. Goldfrapp.
6. Portished.

I also have a buddy who works in radio and he makes some pretty good mix CDs.

I've found my favorite to be Danzig IV, as well as Slayer, The Lords Of Acid work quite well too...

Being latin we rediscovered Piazzola! Tango - instrumental - has become our playtime
Tango is about DS, but a consensual DS, where both dancers need technique and they play each other from the top or the botton, with passion and feeling. To understand a bit, in a simplified way of what two real tango dancers emotion transmit check some youtube videos, like Bandera's "take the lead", the bondage element is on the arms leg body, dance your bondage away...

Combichrist, Tool, Rob Zombie, NIN, Marilyn Manson and a group my friend turned me onto called the CockDiesel.

I was well and truly broken by the Love Of My Life to Mickey Hart's first Planet Drum album and Philip Glass' The Photographer.

I like dark ambient and Gregorian chants. I'd like to be tortured in a drum circle with perhaps some other victims.

I listen to Glenn Danzig's Black Aria

Mostly my favorite post-punk bands get a lot of play. Heavy rotation:
Big Black-Songs About Fucking
Butthole Surfers-Psychic, Powerless, Another Man's Sac
Sonic Youth-Evol

Yeah, they are older bands. They just resonate with me in a way I can't explain.
Steve Albini is just a twisted little bitch. Who else would name their band Rapeman?

oooh thanks for the Enigma suggestion
will definately be a favorite from now on


I also like She Wants Revenge for dominance, really, the best thing to do is start a Pandora station based on a couple of bands so the mood shifts slightly as the night grows on.
www.pandora.com/

I also love Dead Can Dance, Rasputina, and Dresden Dolls (although it can be distracting)


definately check out Pandora. It's a free internet radio station that plays music based on song or artist.
So, say you like Enigma, you type it in and it will play enigma and music like enigma all night.
You can fine-tune stations so they are exactly the sound you are looking for, and since it plays more than just the one artist or song, it doesn't get repetitive.