The Torture Never Stops by Frank Zappa. The main course is served up beginning at around 4:50. Pleasure or pain? You decide.
This is the background music in the TV ad (the clean part of the song that is) for the perfume Miss Dior.
What about Bon Jovi’s “Love is a social disease”. They had the orgasmic beginning.
Yoko Ono in Kiss Kiss Kiss. She’s moaning in Japanese. Hot - if you like Yoko.
Orgasm Addict, by the Buzzcocks.
:smack:
One more:
Seraphim Shock - “Prey”
She Bop, Cyndi Lauper. Not over the top, but how loud do you expect someone to get when they’re on their own?
Hang on Sloopy. I don’t see it mentioned much but the middle section seems to be a miniature copulation, ending in a scream.
Condensed version:
*Sloopy, let your hair down, girl
Let it hang down on me (Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh)
Well, come on, Sloopy (Come on, come on)
Well, it feels so good (Come on, come on)
Well, shake it, shake it, shake it, Sloopy (Come on, come on)
Oh *
The two I was going to mention have been taken (Zappa and Aphrodite’s Child). But I’m surprised nobody has mentioned “Lovely Rita Meter Maid” by the Beatles.
ZenBeam:
Say what? Sure he went all the way. He fulfilled her condition to promise to stay with her till the end of time, and now he’s praying for the end of time to hurry up and arrive.
Also Monteverdi’s “Si ch’io vorrei morire”. It’s not just the text - Ah mouth, ah lips, ah tongue… - but the rise and fall of the music is, er, representational.
Enigma’s Principles of Lust has some heavy breathing - and I think a few more of their songs included it as well. Not excactly “over the top”, though
Given the title of the song - and commentary from the band members - the subject matter appears to be about dying, although David Gilmour does make reference to orgasmic screaming:
Zappa. Dinah Moe Hum
I got a spot that makes me hot/and you ain’t been to it
The moans also briefly continue into the next track, “Ms. Pinky,” which is about a… umm… relationship… with a blow up doll. Or maybe some other sex toy, although it does mention her face.
“More, More, More” by the Andrea True Connection.
“Rapture”, by Blondie.
“Heart of Glass”, by Blondie.
(Deborah Harry did a lot of moaning in her early career.)
Well, an orgasm is referred to as le petit mort.
Berlin - Sex (already mentioned)
Nathaniel Merryweathers “Lovage, Music to make love to your old lady by” covers the same song
Rorshach Test (a Seattle band) covering the same song)
Not within the song. He’s stopped by her, says he’ll love her ''till the end of time", and then skips right to “praying for the end of time” without any simulated sex in between.
That’s what I came here to mention. Listen from 2:12 on: http://youtu.be/InNS281nfo4