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Piped music in restaurants, bars and shops.

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Bags Sun 07-Oct-12 17:09:13

Whoops! Brandenburg.

Who wrote the Beandenburg Concertos then?

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Elegran Sun 07-Oct-12 17:09:07

The music they play in supermarkets usually sounds like some poor woman wailing at being tortured. Why do they think that will encourage us to spend more? It makes me hurry out.

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Bags Sun 07-Oct-12 17:08:41

It wouldn't be so bad if it was actually background music, but it rarely is. Wouldn't object to the Beandenburg concertos and stuff like that, but that rarely is either hmm

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soop Sun 07-Oct-12 17:01:08

angie hmm wink grin Nah!

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angiebaby Sun 07-Oct-12 16:48:46

hi soop read your message,,,yes i agree i dont mind music in a place,,,but come on,,,make it softer and more pleasant,.........we went to spain a few weeks ago,,,,around the pool was horrific with the loud speakers,,,,boom boom boom with heavy metal music,,,,awfull,,,,,,,even one young girl comentated said it was too loud, perhaps we are getting old, .......

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soop Sun 07-Oct-12 16:32:55

Am I alone in loathing piped so-called music hammering away through speakers [usually to my immediate left or right] in bars and hotel restaurants? At breakfast time, the same repetitive thump, thump, thump, ya, ya, ya, from dinner, the night before, continues to bore into my head like a woodpecker on class A drugs. No sooner do we leave the row behind than we walk into a shop/supermarket and are treated to a re-run. Couldn't someone, somewhere, realise that there are other forms of music to be enjoyed.

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