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Requesting Suggestions for Strip Club Playlist

inno123
I have been building a playlist for the owner of a new club. The club is in the southeast in a resort area sometimes called 'Redneck Riviera'. So the playlist is so far heavy on classic rock and some more modern rock in a similar vein with a smattering of other styles for variety and a consistently high energy level. Mostly familiar but some obscure pieces.

I would like suggestions on further songs to ad. Most of these songs are the most familiar of those with the title with the exception of Tainted Love, which is the Marilyn Manson cover.

Addicted to Love.mp3
Adrenaline Nightshift.mp3
Ain't What You Do.mp3
I Want to Do Bad Things to You.mp3
Beautiful Girls.mp3
Bilingual.mp3
California Hustle and Flow.mp3
Call Me When You're Sober.mp3
Centerfold.mp3
Children of the Revolution.mp3
Cinema (2 second out).mp3
Click Click Boom.mp3
Cold Hard Bitch.mp3
Come Together.mp3
Crazy.mp3
Flamethrower.mp3
Freak Magnet.mp3
Freeze Frame.mp3
Honey Bee.mp3
Hyper Worn Tamer.mp3
knockout.mp3
Lets Get It On.mp3
One Big Mob.mp3
Poker Face.mp3
Porn Star Dancing.mp3
Pussy Liquor.mp3
Rock and Roll.mp3
Runnin with the Devil.mp3
Sex You Up.mp3
Sexual Healing.mp3
Sledehammer.mp3
Strip.mp3
Tainted Love.mp3
The Space in Between.mp3
Whole lotta love.mp3
Would That Not Be Nice.mp3
You shook me all night long.mp3

15 comments

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Alucard
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12 years ago
I think but 1 song is familiar to me. This is not music I wish to listen to in a club. But NO club is likely to play what I want to hear.
mikeya02
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12 years ago
"Red House", by Hendrix. First 3 minutes of "Dazed and Confused", by Led Zep. Intro to "Pretty Woman", by Va Halen. These are for the girls that dance slow and sexy.
tumblingdice
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12 years ago
Alucard!What is it that you would like to hear?
inno123
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12 years ago
Come on Alucard, throw out a couple of names and I will actually consider them! After all I do think that a change-up every few songs is important in a club playlist.
crazyjoe
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12 years ago
Altard is scared to post anything. He is a pussy
baconator
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12 years ago
Born to be Wild and (might be too short) the first part of Magic Carpet Ride.
gatorfan
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12 years ago
Anything by Crosby Stills Nash and Young
MondoGoGo
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12 years ago
"Closer" by Nine Inch Nails
"The Beautiful People" by Marilyn Manson
"Dixi Chicken" by Little Feat
"Wildflower" by Mary Jane Girls
"Hey Nineteen" by Steely Dan
"Love to Love You Baby" by Donna Summer
"Why Don't We Get Drunk and Screw" by Jimmy Buffett (Alright this one is facetious)
sandyman
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12 years ago
"Turn me on" by Norah Jones
sharkhunter
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12 years ago
I like some heavy metal songs or groups like back in black and a number of songs by AC DC, Metallica, def leopard, Rob zombie. I even like one song called something like Gasolina or Yankee Gasolina but it seems to work better if you have a hot Latina dancer on stage. I also like some of the more popular pop rock and some classic rock.
lopaw
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12 years ago
The clubs I visit play mostly hip-hop, pop & latin music. Lots of Akon, Rhianna....stuff like that. That's the kind of music that I automatically associate with stripclubs. Something tells me that it wouldn't go over very well in a place nicknamed 'Redneck Riviera'.
ilbbaicnl
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12 years ago
In my experience, dancers should pick their music, unless it's gangsta rap or skinhead metal or something, or the customers totally hate it. One of the best stage dancers I've seen was a middle eastern dancer doing topless belly dancing.
scatterbrain
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12 years ago
I've always thought Free Bird would be the perfect song to get a LD to. But it's length probably precludes it from ever being used. But the crescendo after a nice, slow section would make for an awesome experience with the right lady.
inno123
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12 years ago
Thanks all.

Ibbaicni; That is exactly what I dont't recommend clubs do. Consider this, where is the club making money while that middle eastern dancer is on stage? They are making it from the half dozen or so guy in the lap dance/VIP booths. If THOSE guys (who are not watching the stage) are thinking WTF is this and the dancers that are in the booth with them (who are also not watching the stage) are thinking HTF can I dance to this then the club is going to lose money.

And the club is catering to 40-65 year old men, who most definitely have different musical tastes than 25-35 year old women.
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