That's hot. A chick liking metal music lol
Fan of heavy Metal music here?
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I was briefly in a band. We played 3 shows. We weren't very good. I was super excited when a couple of women I knew showed up to see us. I'll bet your client would love to see you there.
My first few meetings i would actually bring a small CD player (with speakers) and i would burn myself compilations (yes still have these lol). The first escort i saw in Montreal (2nd total, but first outcall) was more of a "punk rock" style so i think she didn't mind the music (or even liked it). But the second one i saw seem to hated it lol. Asked me to lower it and such. I think this is when i stopped doing it "automatically". But once an SP asked me to put some music, it was before i had a cell, all i had was my laptop and i had just formated it not long ago, happened the only thing i had in it was a Cannibal Corpse CD ...told her what it was... and she said it was ok...(lol), it was kinda awkward to have sex over that, even if i like the music... I guess in general for me it was more of a "bucket list" thing to have sex over some metal/rock music.
Nowadays to be honest i prefer the good ol silence. I noticed SPs sometimes put music during incalls. Most of the time its not too loud so i "roll with it" .. but obviously i don't like the same type of music they usually put on (its often club music or such). Worst is when you having a good time banging and an artist/song you can't stand start... yikes !! lol
Now im curious on that... Question for the SP. If you put music and a client ask you to turn it off politely mentioning he does not like that, how would you react? Would it be a mood killer and/or would you do it? I think the very first incall where an SP put music i asked her to turn it off and she said she likes to have music when doing it and she ask me if she could just lower it (thanksfully it was low enough i could phase out of it) and i didn't wanted to kill the moob so i agreed.
I know it may not be everyone that is like that but personally on top of no music i prefer a maximum of light. Why? Because if i book a super hot woman for a lot of money, i want to see the most out of her when we have sex. I been to some incalls where it was way too dark and i had to ask to put more light. But even tough its related to ambiance (wich music is too) its technically another thing that could be discussed in a different thread.
I am an older metalhead who recalls the glory days of the Mustache, the Fortifications, the Brick, the Black Light, and a slew of other heavy metal clubs in Montreal. I lived the lifestyle throughout the 1980s and into the 1990s. I miss the long hair down to my ass and the good times with metal babes.
The Mustache on Lambert Closse was the place to be seen. They had an excellent happy hour from 8-10 pm, and the first set started at 9 pm.
I saw many great Canadian metal bands come through the Stache, including Anvil, Coney Hatch, and Helix. Any metal band that played the old Montreal Forum across the street stopped in after their show to see the new up-and-coming Canadian metal acts. I met Ozzy Osbourne, Metallica, Ratt and Judas Priest, among others, there in the mid-1980s after their Forum shows.
Anvil wrote their classic song March of the Crabs as an ode to the Mustache. Bands that travelled and played the Canadian circuit at the time were booked from Tuesday to Saturday, and if from out of town, stayed upstairs on the second floor. It was a disgusting, filthy place with several mattresses on the floor and a place to get crabs. This is why Anvil wrote March of the Crabs.
Long live Heavy Metal!
The Mustache on Lambert Closse was the place to be seen. They had an excellent happy hour from 8-10 pm, and the first set started at 9 pm.
I saw many great Canadian metal bands come through the Stache, including Anvil, Coney Hatch, and Helix. Any metal band that played the old Montreal Forum across the street stopped in after their show to see the new up-and-coming Canadian metal acts. I met Ozzy Osbourne, Metallica, Ratt and Judas Priest, among others, there in the mid-1980s after their Forum shows.
Anvil wrote their classic song March of the Crabs as an ode to the Mustache. Bands that travelled and played the Canadian circuit at the time were booked from Tuesday to Saturday, and if from out of town, stayed upstairs on the second floor. It was a disgusting, filthy place with several mattresses on the floor and a place to get crabs. This is why Anvil wrote March of the Crabs.
Long live Heavy Metal!
Nowadays there just the foufoune and the piranha bar. There is also the mutoide in hochelaga that have the death metal music not sure about the show though.
O.M.G. This turns me on
Iike all types of music...but metal (old, modern) is my go to whenever I can. You will hear from me soon Similar threads
