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Tryphena Absent
21:31 / 27.03.02
Sitting in the pub tonight me and some friends created one of those little fantasies about what we'd do in the future. We decided to open a strip club but when we started talking about music we drew a complete blank. So I was wondering, if you were a stripper, what would you strip to?
 
 
Trijhaos
21:52 / 27.03.02
Ride of the Valkryies. Why? Because its not the usual stripper music. I could come out wearing full viking regalia.

Of course, it would work better if I were a woman. Then I could come out riding a horse and wearing a typical valkryie costume.
 
 
Mazarine
22:28 / 27.03.02
No question, Sufragette City. a) I love that song b) I once had a little comic that I drew purely for my own pleasure that featured me as a dopey superhero. I would thus wear my superhero costume, complete with cape, and (of course) glasses. And yes, it would be hot.
 
 
Trijhaos
22:58 / 27.03.02
You know, the more I think about it, the more I want to see somebody strip to ride of the valkryies.

See, what one could do is have an empty stage with a hole in it. When the stripper comes out, she could be wielding a spear. If she's on horseback, she could slam the spear home into the hole. It wouldn't be as dramatic if she just came in on her own two feet. The spear would act as the pole.

The stripper would have to have a proper name though. Something like Helga, Gertrude, or Grunhilda. She'd have platinum blonde hair in two braids down her back. Maybe she could wear a breastplate made of leather and a kilt-type skirt. Thigh-high boots. A golden helm with horns. Of course, she'd have to be buxom. Valkryies are always described as being buxom.

One would think I'd actually given this some thought.
 
 
Reason
23:32 / 27.03.02
The Pink Room by David Lynch from the Fire Walk with Me Movie. It has the absolute best hip swaying heavy beat ever. It just makes you feel... (can't think of the proper word. It just makes you feel.)

Reason
 
 
Saint Keggers
00:51 / 28.03.02
Wave of Mutilation by The Pixies. Or Rhinestone Cowboy (I have no idea who did that one)
 
 
Margin Walker
01:18 / 28.03.02
"Something Hot" by The Afghan Whigs:

"Cocktails for two... down lover's lane... I wantcha so bad, after tonight I'll walk the same... and you're to blame...

 
 
Solitaire Rose as Tom Servo
02:39 / 28.03.02
My ex-g/f said that everyone has a song that will make them strip. The closest to that for me is "Dragula" by Rob Zombie, but that just makes me want to play video games in my jammies.
 
 
Mazarine
03:29 / 28.03.02
"Something Hot" by The Afghan Whigs

Yowsa.
 
 
Seth
04:39 / 28.03.02
"Lady Don't Tek No" by Latyrx. I find it hard not to strip to this song even when I'm just walking down the street listening to my walkman.

Anything by Einsturzende Neubauten.
 
 
ONLY NICE THINGS
06:28 / 28.03.02
"I know that loving", by Tindersticks. Lovely swirling beat on the thing.
 
 
Sax
07:26 / 28.03.02
Either "Run to the Hills" by Iron Maiden or "Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet" by Gavin Bryars. Although the thought me doing a striptease is making me slightly nauseous at this time of morning.
 
 
The Mr E suprise
07:34 / 28.03.02
Welcome to the House of Fun.

More because I have wobbly physique than my desire to brag...
 
 
Saveloy
07:47 / 28.03.02
"I'm Jake the Peg
Diddle-iddle-iddle-um,
With the EXTRA LEG
Diddle-iddle-iddle-um..."
 
 
The Strobe
07:55 / 28.03.02
Damnit!

expressionless beat me to it with Lady Don't Tek No.

Now I have to come up with something else. Arse.
 
 
Spatula Clarke
08:21 / 28.03.02
Sax:
"Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet" by Gavin Bryars.

That's genius.

I'd have to go with "My Ding-A-Ling."
 
 
Spatula Clarke
09:05 / 28.03.02
Or "Tears of a Clown".

Because we all know that it's better when the stripper's crying...
 
 
Cherry Bomb
10:49 / 28.03.02
Being a midwstern-bred girl, I'd definitely pick "You Shook Me All Night Long" by ACDC, and also "Rocket Queen" by Guns N' Roses (both of which are surely in use at finer strip clubs in southern Indiana).

But also "Blue Angel" by Squirrel Nut Zippers,
 
 
ONLY NICE THINGS
10:52 / 28.03.02
How about "CSKA Sofia" by Ladytron?
 
 
Ethan Hawke
11:00 / 28.03.02
"Going Out West" - Tom Waits, because it has a cave-man beat and lyrics like "I know karate/voodoo too/I'm gonna make myself available to you/I don't need no makeup/I've got real scars/I've got hair on my chest/ I look good without a shirt on."

Actually, I should listen to this song every morning.
 
 
gridley
11:10 / 28.03.02
"Fever" by Peggy Lee.

Just don't get me started on drag queen days.....
 
 
Chubby P
11:40 / 28.03.02
My girlfriend did a strip to 'West Lifes' 'Uptown Girl' when she was very very drunk. Certainly spiced up Comic Relief that year!
 
 
Sax
12:03 / 28.03.02
I'd pay good money to see Ganesh doing a striptease to "Baby Elephant Walk".
 
 
rizla mission
12:03 / 28.03.02
Ace of Spades

'Orphans' by Lydia Lunch

anything by The Fall

..that would be an evening the Japanese businessmen wouldn't forget in a hurry..
 
 
pointless and uncalled for
12:04 / 28.03.02
Last Exit for the Lost - Fields of the Nephilim.

Something tells me my sense of humour was drinking last night.
 
 
Matthew Fluxington
12:17 / 28.03.02
Peaches "Fuck The Pain Away"
Crossover "Extensive Care"
Sexual Harrassment "I Need A Freak"
James White and the Blacks "Contort Yourself"
Taylor Savvy "Share The Dream"

I'd be like the bear Mango...
 
 
higuita
13:13 / 28.03.02
I'll have to second Cherry Bomb with AC/DC but methinks I'd go for 'Sink the Pink'. I don't have the midwestern girl excuse however. I'm just an old metaller from Birmingham.

At the same time, I don't think anyone would want to see me do a strip. I think even my generally supportive and long suffering girlfriend would balk.
 
 
priya narma
13:51 / 28.03.02
my hubby is currently a dj at a strip bar but he hardly ever gets to pick the music for the dancers. they bring in their own cd's and he always has to track them down to get them to pick their music before a set. there seems to be a lot of j-lo, madonna and puddle of mudd played over there =( a few times he's managed to get a dancer to do primer 55, fields of the nephilim and sneaker pimps.

my goal is to talk one of those dancers into doing this set:
the Stripper (aren't you supposed to dance to that song?)
Shelter - Civilized Man
Acid Bath - The Blue

then there's, Siouxie's Peek-a-boo and Swallow's Peekaboo...i just need one more to round out that set...suggestions?
 
 
Captain Zoom
14:13 / 28.03.02
Moby - "First Cool Hive"
DJ Shadow - "Midnight In A Perfect World"

Zoom.
 
 
Re-Set
16:58 / 28.03.02
Elfman's theme music for Pee-Wee Herman.
 
 
grant
19:10 / 28.03.02
Sax's ideas win me over, but I'd love to be able to practice some ecydiasty (if that's the word) to Man Or Astro-Man's :"Static Cling" and "Evert L. Pipkin," two songs off Made from Technetium that kind of run together. The first is sort of rhythmic machine noises, and the second is a saddish ode to the PA system: "Microphone... take this sound...send it down... your ear canals...."
 
 
Not Here Still
09:22 / 29.03.02
I wouldn't mind trying NWO by Ministry, Enter Sandman by Metallica, or Thousand by Moby.

But I think I'll go for 'Seventeen Come Sunday' from Vaughan William's English Folk songs suite.
 
 
Horus lord of force and fire
09:28 / 29.03.02
911 by Prince, Hip Hop by LL Cool J, anything of Missy Elliotts new album.
 
 
STOATIE LIEKS CHOCOLATE MILK
10:26 / 29.03.02
Sax, fer fuck's sake- "Jesus' Blood..." goes on for HALF A FUCKING HOUR??? How may clothes do you WEAR? Or can you string it out that long? (Do I even want to know? Am I regretting that last question even as I type this? I think so.)
I'd have to say "Ace of Spades". Just 'cos. Or possibly the title tune from "Godzilla vs the Astro Monsters", but I've already decided that one's for me funeral. (Unless I stripped at that?...)
 
 
Regrettable Juvenilia
10:32 / 29.03.02
I'm sorry, but I can't beat 'Suffragette City'. That's genius. I'd have to go with that... Or if not, then definitely something by Bowie from that era. Maybe 'Diamond Dogs', actually. Or 'Rebel Rebel'. Or, for a slightly grander and slower show, 'Moonage Daydream'.

WHAM-BAM, THANK YOU MA'AM!
 
  

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