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"Robin Thicke has definitely made his share of what the legendary Al Green calls &amp;quot;baby-making music.&amp;quot;&amp;#xA0;But does the R&amp;amp;B singer listen to his own music while, um, making babies with his wife, actress Paula Patton?\r\n&amp;quot;My wife still tries to play my music when we have sex and I always ask her to skip the iPod,&amp;quot; he said at the Rolling Stone American Music Awards party on Sunday night. &amp;quot;Skip it! I can&amp;#x2019;t possibly listen to my music when we make love. It drives me nuts because I keep going, &amp;apos;The bass is too loud, the guitar is wrong, I should&amp;#x2019;ve put a solo in that section.&amp;apos; You can&amp;#x2019;t listen to your own music when having sex.&amp;quot;\r\nSo what does he listen to, then? &amp;quot;I like to listen to her say, &amp;apos;Yes, Robin, more, Robin, stronger, Robin,&amp;apos;&amp;quot; he said, laughing. &amp;quot;I like to hear that.&amp;quot;&amp;#xA0;\r\nRandom Notes: Hottest Rock Pictures\r\nIn all seriousness, though, Thicke said he&amp;#xA0;is a changed man on his new album&amp;#xA0;Love After War (out&amp;#xA0;December 6th) &amp;#x2013;&amp;#xA0;and he owes it all to fatherhood. &amp;quot;The interesting thing is after you have a baby and you see what your wife goes through to have a child, you really learn what it&amp;#x2019;s like to be compassionate and passionate and loving and patient,&amp;quot; he said. &amp;quot;I really have become a man in the last couple of years, whether I wanted to or not.&amp;quot;\r\nIn fact, even on Sunday night he would have rather been home: &amp;quot;I&amp;#x2019;m obviously shamelessly promoting my new album, otherwise I&amp;#x2019;d be at home taking care of my one-and-a-half-year-old.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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