Who Would You Choose, Marvin Gaye or Luther Vandross

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My Friend and I Was Having This Debate About Who Would U Play First When Trying To Get A Girl In The Mood, They Are Both Greats But Just Asking For Your Opinion.
 
My Friend and I Was Having This Debate About Who Would U Play First When Trying To Get A Girl In The Mood, They Are Both Greats But Just Asking For Your Opinion.

Marvin, because when she hears this, [flash]http://www.youtube.com/v/PiQksVNK1_Q[/flash] she knows what time it is....end of the debate.
 
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okay...I have never thought of that song by luther as a "mood setting " song, yeah its a classic.....but damn, sexual healing is pretty much saying....lets fuck.....if u have neither song handy...get these two songs...and i bet the bitch will get the hint
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My Friend and I Was Having This Debate About Who Would U Play First When Trying To Get A Girl In The Mood, They Are Both Greats But Just Asking For Your Opinion.
I'd play a Luther song or two to set that quiet intimate mood, then bring on the headliner, Marvin to go in for the kill.

Recommended Marvin Gaye:

1. Soon I'll Be Loving You
2. You Sure Love to Ball
3. Distant Lover
4. After the Dance
5. Come Live With Me Angel
6. Since I Had You
7. I Want You
8. After the Dance (instrumental)

Really, the entire, "I Want You" album can be played nonstop. It is the quintessential seduction CD.
 
Marvin had that soulful music and Luther was a great singer....but he was GAY.:hmm: Marvin all day!! :yes:

R.I.P to both of them.
 
Hard one.

My thing is that I grew up on Marvin. And what I loved about his late 60s/early 70s works is that they were conceptualized pieces. But a lot of artists were doing that type of work at the time. The music was not only soulful, but had a political/social edge to it. You could dance, fuck and think to it.

Vandross' works were more tune oriented. That's where music was heading. It was fun, making love, and danceable. And one of these days, Marcus Miller will get his due as one of the GREATEST music producers ever. Vandross and Miller were inseparable. Miller's basslines gave heavy backing to Vandross' vocals.

Awwww Fuck...
This shit is hard.

Mix a few slow jams from both.
And call it a day.
 
I Gotta Pick Lv( Can I Take You Out Tonight)i Dont Care Who He Sang It For, It's Who I'd Be Playing It For.
On Another Note There Are Alot Of Greats Out There That Are Gay. You Got To Get Past That. If Jordan Came Out Back In The Day, You Would Have A Bunch Of Niggas Still Jocking Him.


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I grew up listening to both. It's a hard choice but I got to go with Luther on this one. His love songs are the best at sealing the deal!
 
On what grounds could it possibly be Luther Over He who is Marvin? "Sparrow" off of Here,My Dear inspired my newest tat
 
Fact of the matter is that you can't go wrong with either one of em. Both of these cats music was responsible for a good number of random chics to come up outta them panties without me havin' to put in much effort....

But If I must choose one, then I gotta go with my man Marvin :yes:
 
Gotta go with Marvin...hell you could throw on his version of the national anthem and get most chicks going.
 
Neither would be my first choice but between the two, I go with Marvin. I have never heard anything from Luther Vandross that I thought was sensual. Marvin Gaye, Teddy Pendergrass, and Otis Redding are the top old school guys in that category.
 
They are both legends in my book, however I would choose the Gaye dead guy over the other Gay dead guy anytime!
 
Luther all day, he had some tight shit that you could fuck too and relax. Marvin shit was shit you could get high too and talk up on some pussy while its playing in the back drop.
 
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Marvin Gaye - Piece of Clay



His best song EVER.


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Yo, I heard this joint years ago and have been hunting for it ever since. Great drop. I gotta go with Marvin, not to slight Luther, but Marvin's shit is timeless. Incredible body of work that didn't that emcompassed pussy and a social conscious.

Damn, shame, looking at this thread, comparing the two just shows how light these current R&B cats are.
 
Can't go wrong with any one of them. If ya ever saw Luther in concert, you realize how great he was. And Marvin, this dude was the shit even laying down.

 
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