Talk to me.
I'm feelin' all warm and gooey inside, boys and girls. It's partly because ChickyBabe and Indiana are writing posts waaaaaay hotter than the stuff they show on Skin-emax. I know I'm a chick and I'm their target audience... But no. 'Fraid not. Like did anyone see the one with the blind pianist? What. the. hell. Honestly, I'd rather just watch Family Business. Or read blogs, apparently.
And the other part of my gooeyness? My iPod + endorphins. So while I'm on a runner's high, I'm going to share with you the post I ponder every time I run.
(drumroll please)
Aural Stimulation.
Oh yes. The way to my heart is through my ears. Words, songs, whispers, secrets, suggestions, commands, laughs, nicknames, voicemails... There's a reason half my posts have references to voices.
The male voice does it for me. Specifically, the well-modulated, clearly-articulated, sometimes scratchy, usually teasing, God-I-love-it-when-you-make-your-voice-low-like-that, and-please-talk-slowly-because-it-indicates-patience-and-control, and-damn-it's-hot-when-I-can-hear-that-you're-about-to-laugh-knowingly, male voice. Purrrrrrrrr.
(pause for a glass of ice water)
Of course, it's even better if all of that can be conveyed while singing. I can't tell you the number of times I've listened and re-listened to Gordan Gano declaring "I want you to hold me / I want your arms around me..." So should I do it now? Because I'm ready over here.
And while we're on the subject of arms, Evan Dando: yes, you can come into my arms. Anytime. I guarantee you won't be alone.
Gavin Rossdale, don't let the days go by. Come and sing to me.
Thom Yorke, you are special. Let me show you how much. I will let you have control, I promise.
Scott Weiland, you can beg for me any day. Any day. Hell, I'd beg for you.
Michael Hutchence? Live for a thousand years? I see that didn't work out too well for you. But when you belt it out like that, I absolutely believe that we could fly.
And Peter Ham: I hereby posthumously assure you that I indeed want to give it all every time you declare you would give it to me. Every. time.
(deep sigh)
I guess I'm just an aural kinda girl.
It's a good thing you all don't have my phone number.
And the other part of my gooeyness? My iPod + endorphins. So while I'm on a runner's high, I'm going to share with you the post I ponder every time I run.
(drumroll please)
Aural Stimulation.
Oh yes. The way to my heart is through my ears. Words, songs, whispers, secrets, suggestions, commands, laughs, nicknames, voicemails... There's a reason half my posts have references to voices.
The male voice does it for me. Specifically, the well-modulated, clearly-articulated, sometimes scratchy, usually teasing, God-I-love-it-when-you-make-your-voice-low-like-that, and-please-talk-slowly-because-it-indicates-patience-and-control, and-damn-it's-hot-when-I-can-hear-that-you're-about-to-laugh-knowingly, male voice. Purrrrrrrrr.
(pause for a glass of ice water)
Of course, it's even better if all of that can be conveyed while singing. I can't tell you the number of times I've listened and re-listened to Gordan Gano declaring "I want you to hold me / I want your arms around me..." So should I do it now? Because I'm ready over here.
And while we're on the subject of arms, Evan Dando: yes, you can come into my arms. Anytime. I guarantee you won't be alone.
Gavin Rossdale, don't let the days go by. Come and sing to me.
Thom Yorke, you are special. Let me show you how much. I will let you have control, I promise.
Scott Weiland, you can beg for me any day. Any day. Hell, I'd beg for you.
Michael Hutchence? Live for a thousand years? I see that didn't work out too well for you. But when you belt it out like that, I absolutely believe that we could fly.
And Peter Ham: I hereby posthumously assure you that I indeed want to give it all every time you declare you would give it to me. Every. time.
(deep sigh)
I guess I'm just an aural kinda girl.
It's a good thing you all don't have my phone number.
Labels: aurally-obsessed, on blogging, on men


26 Comments:
It's been said that women fall in love by their ears, and men fall in love by their eyes.
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Bad Habit Brota, At
Wed Feb 22, 11:47:00 PM 2006
Jill, I have just gained a huge level of respect for you when you mentioned Peter Ham and his voice. Too bad that some of the best ones (like Hutchence, Ham, Kobain, and especially Ian Curtis) die young, or in these cases, by suicide.
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The Grunt, At
Thu Feb 23, 12:33:00 AM 2006
Add in a little Jeff Buckley for his soulful musings.
Have you heard "This mess we're in" by PJ Harvey? Thom York sings along, absolutely a beautiful song.
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trueborn, At
Thu Feb 23, 12:43:00 AM 2006
I know a place where you can, when you're low... oh into your arms... I can go
ChickyBabe never disappoints.
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Egan, At
Thu Feb 23, 02:23:00 AM 2006
*fans herslef*
Jill, forget the songs for a sec... I'm still stuck on "God-I-love-it-when-you-make-your-voice-low-like-that"
Why is it so hot in the blogosphere these days? ;)
Egan - merci :).
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ChickyBabe, At
Thu Feb 23, 03:09:00 AM 2006
It is interesting about the sound of someone's voice. I wonder if that is why I love listening to certain NPR reporters?
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Momentary Academic, At
Thu Feb 23, 08:25:00 AM 2006
So isn't your phone number... 555 ~grin~
The power of words, delivered by a voice that you find attractive...for me it has always been a Suthin one...mmmmm
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Indiana, At
Thu Feb 23, 09:23:00 AM 2006
"Yes, Jill, it probably is a good thing, for both of us, that we don't have your phone number," said Network Geek in his well-modulated, clearly-articulated, deep bass voice, just before he laughed knowingly.
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Network Geek, At
Thu Feb 23, 11:55:00 AM 2006
BHB: So true. Well, at least in this case.
Grunt: Swoon. Show me a man that can sound half as sincere and simultaneously passionate as Peter Ham and I'll show you a puddle of mush. It's a total shame.
Oh, yeaaaahhhh...Jeff Buckley. No, I haven't heard that, Trueborn, but I'll change that right now.
So, Egan, do you sing?
Yeah, CB, I'm stuck on that, too. I dreeeeeeeam about that.
MA, could be... To paraphrase Violet, perhaps they vibrate at a frequency that shifts your molecules.
Indeeed, Indiana. Innnndeeeed.
Geek, you're such a tease.
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Jill, At
Thu Feb 23, 12:34:00 PM 2006
Warm an gooey inside, you mean like a just baked chocolate chip cookie? Yum!
Ever since you recommended ChickyBabe's blog to me, I've been stopping by there from time to time. Now I will definitely need to stop by her site today to read whatever steamy post you are referring to. Ew ahh.
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DIAMONDKT, At
Thu Feb 23, 02:13:00 PM 2006
Does typing work?
No?
Oh. Okay.
Hello, <deep & sensual>Jill</deep & sensual>.
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scott, At
Thu Feb 23, 03:44:00 PM 2006
Diamondkt, I mean exactly like a chocolate chip cookie!
Smoooooooth, Scott.
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Jill, At
Thu Feb 23, 08:10:00 PM 2006
Egan: LOL! (snicker)
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Jill, At
Thu Feb 23, 08:11:00 PM 2006
If by singing you mean farting, yes... I do that.
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Egan, At
Thu Feb 23, 08:11:00 PM 2006
I'm over aural. I'm all for nasal at the moment.
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Steph, At
Thu Feb 23, 08:46:00 PM 2006
that's what all the boganskankyhoho's say.
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Jill, At
Thu Feb 23, 09:26:00 PM 2006
What great music recommendations! I feel like I listen to a lot of different music, but I found a bunch of new songs here. Thanks! I love to listen...how about Damien Rice's The Blower's Daughter? That gets to me.
Yes, the aural...
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Kathy, At
Thu Feb 23, 10:18:00 PM 2006
Diamondkt - thanks. You'll need a cool drink after that post...
Egan - Jill's post was very sensual up till now... Can we have the sensuality back please?
Jill - wait... this isn't my blog!
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ChickyBabe, At
Thu Feb 23, 10:21:00 PM 2006
Kathy, I'll give it a listen.
That's ok, CB. My home is your home. I'd probably give him a slap as well.
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Jill, At
Thu Feb 23, 10:25:00 PM 2006
Sorry. What, next you're going to tell me women don't fart?
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Egan, At
Thu Feb 23, 11:09:00 PM 2006
To Egan, from Jill & CB:
/SLAP.
Don't worry, boy. That may be construed as a compliment. Now and then.
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Jill, At
Thu Feb 23, 11:15:00 PM 2006
Ouch.
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Egan, At
Fri Feb 24, 02:06:00 PM 2006
I'm the same way. A good voice will make me melt. And, Michael Hutchence? To die for.
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anne arkham, At
Sat Feb 25, 11:53:00 PM 2006
Sound. And scent. Only those in the know, know.
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anaglyph, At
Sun Feb 26, 05:06:00 AM 2006
Oh, Egan, don't pretend you didn't enjoy that.
Anne: /swoon.
Ohhhh, scent, maybe I'll write about that, too. Thanks, Anaglyph.
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Jill, At
Sun Feb 26, 10:56:00 PM 2006
I just noticed this classic in the side bar. I'm glad that I did.
And I SO feel you. (But, with female voices.)
It's a good thing you all don't have my phone number.
Ha! I am such a sucker for a whispery female voice on the phone late at night. Like it is right now. Now I need a drink of cold water.
By
Peter DeWolf, At
Mon Dec 11, 10:49:00 PM 2006
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