Releasing in sync to music?

[Kupar 13,339]

I was thinking earlier: for those of us that find pleasure in holding and then releasing, that moment of ecstasy when tension has built and is finally released is immensely pleasurable. And there are other things that are similar - orgasm of course, but also some moments in music when there has been a long build up and then suddenly there a massive change, and emotions flood out. 

So for anyone who thinks the same, what moments in which pieces of music could you imagine trying to time an earth-shattering pee-release to?

One I thought of - but I don't think it's the best I will be able to think of - is when the tune finally breaks through after a slow build up in 'Local Hero' by Mark Knopfler (sorry!)

You'll have much better examples I am sure.

[jmatthews1995 3,648]

The huge drum drop in "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins. Just a huge waterfall release after the long build up!

[Kupar 13,339]

4 minutes ago, jmatthews1995 said:

The huge drum drop in "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins. Just a huge waterfall release after the long build up!

Great choice - thanks for kicking off the thread 🙂 

[IEnjoyPiss 189]

5 minutes ago, jmatthews1995 said:

The huge drum drop in "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins. Just a huge waterfall release after the long build up!

Bonus points if you dress up as a gorilla and play the drums whilst peeing at the same time 

[IEnjoyPiss 189]

25 minutes ago, Kupar said:

I was thinking earlier: for those of us that find pleasure in holding and then releasing, that moment of ecstasy when tension has built and is finally released is immensely pleasurable. And there are other things that are similar - orgasm of course, but also some moments in music when there has been a long build up and then suddenly there a massive change, and emotions flood out. 

So for anyone who thinks the same, what moments in which pieces of music could you imagine trying to time an earth-shattering pee-release to?

One I thought of - but I don't think it's the best I will be able to think of - is when the tune finally breaks through after a slow build up in 'Local Hero' by Mark Knopfler (sorry!)

You'll have much better examples I am sure.

I may give this a test sometimes but for me I think songs that have what is known as a beat drop may work when the music goes silent for a second then the chorus plays you just release as the beat drops 

[jmatthews1995 3,648]

2 minutes ago, IEnjoyPiss said:

Bonus points if you dress up as a gorilla and play the drums whilst peeing at the same time 

Would make for an absolutely excellent soaking!

[Kupar 13,339]

3 minutes ago, IEnjoyPiss said:

I may give this a test sometimes but for me I think songs that have what is known as a beat drop may work when the music goes silent for a second then the chorus plays you just release as the beat drops 

K suggests the drop in Titanium (David Guetta) - is that the sort of thing you had in mind?

[IEnjoyPiss 189]

2 minutes ago, Kupar said:

K suggests the drop in Titanium (David Guetta) - is that the sort of thing you had in mind?

Something like that I think hard to explain its more easily recognisable based off hearing it a few times 

[harry_jones_1975 604]

1 hour ago, Kupar said:

One I thought of - but I don't think it's the best I will be able to think of - is when the tune finally breaks through after a slow build up in 'Local Hero' by Mark Knopfler (sorry!) 

My incoming ring tone. A very fine choice. 

[Kupar 13,339]

I suppose the beginning of Jimmy Page's solo six minutes into Stairway to Heaven would be one.

[gldenwetgoose 21,487]

So many choices....   And equally appealing for pissing explosions as for making love to...

• Fleetwood Mac - The Chain   (AKA the UK Formula 1 TV intro music)
• Iron Maiden - Phantom Of The Opera    (Remember the old UK TV Lucozade Advert)
• Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
• Bjork - Oh So Quiet
• Wings - Live & Let Die

[Kupar 13,339]

1 minute ago, gldenwetgoose said:

So many choices....   And equally appealing for pissing explosions as for making love to...

• Fleetwood Mac - The Chain   (AKA the UK Formula 1 TV intro music)
• Iron Maiden - Phantom Of The Opera    (Remember the old UK TV Lucozade Advert)
• Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
• Bjork - Oh So Quiet
• Wings - Live & Let Die

Oh - excellent list - thank you. I knew I was just not thinking straight - loads of good things here 🙂 

[gldenwetgoose 21,487]

2 minutes ago, Kupar said:

Oh - excellent list - thank you. I knew I was just not thinking straight - loads of good things here 🙂 

Slightly depressing that my newest contribution there is over 25 years old already.....     Could be worse though - I omitted the 1812 Overture.

[Kupar 13,339]

1 minute ago, gldenwetgoose said:

Slightly depressing that my newest contribution there is over 25 years old already.

Your lad's music choices haven't kept you young then 😉 

[Gotah 2,382]

I love this idea! If you're into more heavier music I'd suggest "The Pretender" by the foo fighters. Letting go when the first chorus hits would definetly make for a dramatic pee!

Otherwise I'd say a classic song like "Hotel California" could be fun aswell!

[Kupar 13,339]

1 hour ago, Gotah said:

I'd suggest "The Pretender" by the foo fighters

Excellent 🙂 

[MaxWasTaken 522]

On 10/22/2021 at 10:59 PM, Kupar said:

I was thinking earlier: for those of us that find pleasure in holding and then releasing, that moment of ecstasy when tension has built and is finally released is immensely pleasurable. And there are other things that are similar - orgasm of course, but also some moments in music when there has been a long build up and then suddenly there a massive change, and emotions flood out. 

So for anyone who thinks the same, what moments in which pieces of music could you imagine trying to time an earth-shattering pee-release to?

One I thought of - but I don't think it's the best I will be able to think of - is when the tune finally breaks through after a slow build up in 'Local Hero' by Mark Knopfler (sorry!)

You'll have much better examples I am sure.

https://youtu.be/QHRuTYtSbJQ?t=58 (Correct Timestamp drop comes after 3 secs) 
This reminds me of those (weird) porn music videos i once found. I always wondered who the target audience was. 

Edited November 24, 2021 by MaxWasTaken

[Carb0nBased 647]

Back many years ago when this Sarah McLachlan song was popular, I thought it would be funny to take the part of the first verse where she says "I'll try to hold it in" and rewrite the part around it to be about peeing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDmPcSWE0WU. The tone of her singing is even a bit like moaning in desperation so it would work. It might be fun to listen to while actually desperate to pee and hold with her haha...

 

[brown814 17]

On 11/25/2021 at 2:17 AM, Carb0nBased said:

Back many years ago when this Sarah McLachlan song was popular, I thought it would be funny to take the part of the first verse where she says "I'll try to hold it in" and rewrite the part around it to be about peeing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDmPcSWE0WU. The tone of her singing is even a bit like moaning in desperation so it would work. It might be fun to listen to while actually desperate to pee and hold with her haha...

 

That would be great for a video! In that video, a person has to hold their bladder as long as they can throughout the whole song, until at the end of the song, they can finally release their bladder.

[brown814 17]

2 hours ago, LoveLadiesPeeing said:

Like the songs listed. I think Shadows of the Night by Pat Benatar would be a good one to listen to while peeing. I've seen the pic of her on the album cover with her legs crossed and wondered what she looks like peeing.

Cant wait for that one too!

[brown814 17]

Ironic by Alanis Morissette is also a good one. Especially at the chorus.

HitEmAll also has this thread:

 

[gldenwetgoose 21,487]

Putting a slight twist on this…. I do wonder about getting to the point of absolute, sheer panic levels of desperation- the actual real point of leaking and losing all sense of dignity desperation. 

Then only at that point put on one of those ‘slow burn’ tracks - Bat Out Of Hell with its two minute intro, or The Chain by Fleetwood Mac. Some track like that. 

As the intro plays, of course ‘try’ to keep holding despite the dribbles, spurts and leaks slowly wetting your clothes. Then finally with the crescendo comes the moment of explosively opening the floodgates and totally, gushing wetting. 

(Beyond that, finishing off the closing bars with a masturbatory climax is optional too).

[brown814 17]

Some prog rock here, Yes - Roundabout, when the "To Be Continued" transition (0:42) from the soft guitar to the actual song happens, let it all out at 0:46.

[brown814 17]

Ain't it Fun by Paramore works perfectly during the bridge and outro when Hayley sings with the choir.

Edited March 27, 2022 by brown814

[harry_jones_1975 604]

Journey of the Sorceror by The Eagles. Keep holding until 1 minute 13.5 seconds when the music floods and so will you. Only just realised this walking from Cambridge Railway Station to work so might be a bit risky to try now plus am a bit dehydrated from last night's beer still.