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    Posted: November 15 2008 at 00:20
Originally posted by hawkcwg hawkcwg wrote:

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Well you'll hear free form jazz on a smooth jazz station.
 
How long did that dj last?Wink


IDK
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In my building they went from classical chamber music to 60s pop and now to the 70s.  The bad part is getting a song I detest stuck in my brain simply because I had to visit the head.  Styx is about as close to prog as the muzak ventures.  Mostly it's disco garbage.



I did hear a muzak version of Your Move/I've Seen All Good People in some department store once.  It sounded like the immortal Zamphir.

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I am only on one elevator, ever, and it has no music. I will say, however, that the hold feature on our phones in the hospital are tuned to some killer classic jazz fusion. Occasionally something cheezy comes on, but I generally enjoy the little monophonic jazz break I get.

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My elevator music doesn´t exists at all but, can we expand our ears to train, or other kind of vehicles background music?
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Eh, Dancing in your head...
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Originally posted by Dick Heath Dick Heath wrote:

Originally posted by hawkcwg hawkcwg wrote:



Well you'll hear free form jazz on a smooth jazz station.
 
How long did that dj last?Wink


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Originally posted by hawkcwg hawkcwg wrote:



Well you'll hear free form jazz on a smooth jazz station.
 
How long did that dj last?Wink
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I know! OP, do you not realize what free form jazz means? Because elevator muzak is smooth jazz like Kenny G, not Albert Ayler...
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Well you'll hear free form jazz on a smooth jazz station. They will be mixed in there or you'll hear them separately.
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I use the stairs.


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Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

Where do you get elevators that play free form jazz?  One of the weirdest things I heard on "muzak" was a Talking Heads song at a grocery store in the early '90's I think.  I don't remember what it was.  Maybe it will come back to me.
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Originally posted by jammun jammun wrote:

Anyone notice how muzak gets repetitive LOL


Well any radio station or other music source that plays the same song everyday every hour sure it'll get repetitive.
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Originally posted by Vompatti Vompatti wrote:

I use the stairs.


yeah but you got four legs so thats cheating.
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[QUOTE=Slartibartfast]Where do you get elevators that play free form jazz? 

here the elevators in apartments play free form jazz haha and a lot of others play jazz. Thats what i've always heard in the elevator anyway.
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In my building they went from classical chamber music to 60s pop and now to the 70s.  The bad part is getting a song I detest stuck in my brain simply because I had to visit the head.  Styx is about as close to prog as the muzak ventures.  Mostly it's disco garbage.
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I use the stairs.
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Anyone notice how muzak gets repetitive LOL
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Where do you get elevators that play free form jazz?  One of the weirdest things I heard on "muzak" was a Talking Heads song at a grocery store in the early '90's I think.  I don't remember what it was.  Maybe it will come back to me.
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Where do you get elevators that play free form jazz?  One of the weirdest things I heard on "muzak" was a Talking Heads song at a grocery store in the early '90's I think.  I don't remember what it was.  Maybe it will come back to me.
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Points: 31169 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 10 2008 at 22:53
I like "The Sound of Muzak", for whatever that's worth.

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