Songs to listen when you are in mood

TRACKS TO PLAY WHEN... 1. You're getting into the mood 

• In Your Eyes by Peter Gabriel: This song ushers in plenty of heartfelt emotions about how you feel about your partner. 

• Feel Like Making Love by Bad Company: The title pretty much spells it out. The music is mostly slow, but it does have a few exciting parts to keep things moving. 

• Glory Box by Portishead: The pulsing trip-hop rhythms and swooning symphonic swells are inspiring, but it's singer Beth Gibbons' bluesy plea for "a reason to be a woman" that made this song the perfect soundtrack for after-party passion in 1994. 

• Addicted to Love by Robert Palmer: It tells the sweet truth of the average person's extreme desire to get laid. It works great for getting into the mood. 
2. You're playing a tease 

• I Touch Myself by The Divinyls: The band brought masturbation to the mainstream with this not-sosubtle 1991 ode to self-exploration. Once they caught a glimpse of singer Chrissy Amphlett's cleavage in the video, teenage boys everywhere brought the lyrics to life at least twice a day. 

• Hey Mister by Custom: Every girl's father hates this song, and for good reason. It's full of sexual lyrics like, "I'd like to eat her like ice cream". 
3. Meeting your crush 

• Love Game by Lady Gaga: "Let's have some fun, this beat is sick. I wanna take a ride on your disco stick," leaves nothing to the imagination. 

• Ooh La La by Goldfrapp: Part gritty glam throwback, part electro-disco pant-a-thon, this 2006 tune finds singer Alison Goldfrapp proclaiming her cravings. It remains one of the kinkiest songs to ever be coaxed from a keyboard. 
4. You're feeling lusty 

• Mea Culpa by Enigma: This song has a constant beat with plenty of provocative sounds. Add to that the romantic French lyrics and you've got a firestarter. 

• Erotica by Madonna: "Put your hands all over my body," purrs Madonna. Yes, this song exudes sexual energy and the lyrics follow through. 
5. You feel like an animal 

• Get Down Make Love by Queen: Full of no-holds-barred lyrics like "you say you're hungry, I give you meat" and "I can feel, you can break me" gel well with the added chaotic synth. 

• Love Hangover by Diana Ross: Part slow jam, part disco boogie, this 1976 hit from the original Dreamgirl articulated the morning-after high.