Love to love you baby by Donna summer... on Vinyl... the list of Ness's Funky Vinyl dig coming soon

TheRealFiness said:

"Ughhhhh.....love to love you baby.....uggggghhhhh love to love you baby.....ughhhhh!!!!!



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MIGUELGOMEZ said:

buzz me

Oh yeah!!!!


That's the only way to listen to it!!!

Listenin to the 5:38 version of.....



... "Freaks Of The Industry"

TheRealFiness said:

DavidEye's gonna crawl through your window tonight.

tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431

Pretty slick that the long version is version on the LP..

CinisterCee said:

The Loch "Ness" Monster made a helluva pickup with that one.

tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431

Am I the only one who's found this song, especially the extended mix, rubbish? It's a classic, but Donna's done far better (then again, these were the early days)

CinisterCee said:

TALK!!!

...AAAAHHHHH!!!! ...




















UUUUUHHH!!!

I love this version and now I finally have it thanks to Finess and David Eye. That damn record store took it's own sweet time when I ordered it. It didn't come for about three months but it did finally come and it was worth the wait.

So true. I couldn't believe it. I had searched for years thinking it was a 12 Inch.

Not enough lyrics to carry through 16 mins! I prefer a version I have that goes for under 3mins!

funkpill said:

CinisterCee said:

Yeah,that's another thing I love about the 70s.Back then,artists would put the long version right there on the album.You didn't have to go out and buy the 12".The song "Love To Love You Baby" is over 17 minutes long and it takes up the entire Side One of Donna's album! Isaac Hayes is another artist who was known for making lengthy,neverending songs ("Do Your Thing" from the 'Shaft' soundtrack is over 20 minutes long).

btw,Donna's first three albums have been remastered.Read about it here...

http://www.prince.org/msg/8/159499

squiddyren said:

One annoying thing about Donna's early records is that she clearly wasn't giving her all,vocally.She was singing (mostly moaning) in a low,sexy,whispery voice.This was a calculated move,and it was a part of the "sex goddess" image she was portraying at the time.As a result,many people didn't think she could sing.But thankfully,by the late 70s,she began singing with the full power of her voice.It's hard to believe that the same singer who moaned her way through "Love To Love You Baby" in 1975 is the same vocalist who sang her ass off on "MacArthur Park" just a few years later.

i like it. it has to be the most orgasmic song i've ever heard

Are you beating off to it, Finess? lol

My all-time fave diso cut. I play this shit in my car, the whole version! I can get from the valley to Orange County before this songs finishes! (that's for L.A. folks)

CinisterCee said:

This is my cut.

DavidEye said:

I believe Ive mentioned it here before, but Ive always wondered about that.Her vocals on LTLYB sound like a different person than on her later work.

MadameS said:

Sexy & nasty at the same time...

Just the way I like it..

funkpill said:

That's What I'm Talkin Bout Pill. Strictly 4 The Grown & Sexy.

MadameS said:

Striiiiictleeeee.....

funkpill said:

quit jackin the thread.. dayum

TheRealFiness said:

2cute4uhoney said:

Actually,I prefer the moaning she does on her 1976 remake of Barry Manilow's "Could It Be Magic".She sounds like she is really getting into it...

MrTation said:

She has often said that,when she recorded "LTLYB",she was imagining Marilyn Monroe singing these lyrics.That's why her vocals are low and seductive,like Marilyn.