Scene music is very important for setting the tone and mood of a scene. It can be very evocative, causing the bottom to go where you want them to go. Personally, I find that using music with words can distract the bottom and make them less connected to the scene. But that may be what I want to do with them. But sometimes the lyrics take the one you are with down a path they might not have expected .
Pick something you like, something with a good beat (will help you keep the flogging at a steady pace, which will help your bottom transition to subspace). Make sure that you are familiar with the music though, if you are listening to a cd/mp3 for the first time, you might be hesitant or erratic in your play. Relax. Have fun.
If you want a unique experience with scene music (and probably some of the coolest I have ever heard), then you have to check out the dungeon at BlackBEAT.
Here are some of my favorites:
| Music | Comments |
| Soundtrack to Aliens | Evokes fear, spooky and eerie |
| Soundtrack to Warcraft | Good beat, easy to play with, a bit different |
| NIN: Pretty Hate Machine | Primal beat, sweet music |
| Anything by Enigma | Traditional in most dungeons but still good. |
| Anything by Enya | More standard scene music |
What are your favorites? Post below and let me know.
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