Muzak is getting more interesting

[buffcoat]

I heard Can's "Vitamin C" in Noodles & Co. at lunch.

That's a far cry from endless loops of "Shannon" by Henry Gross and "Without You" by Harry Nilsson (moldy songs, even then) that I used to hear working in the grocery store of my youth.  I welcome this change.

[TheyGotEmma]

On the other hand, I heard a muzak version of Walking on the Sun by Smash Mouth at Panera Bread.

[buffcoat]

On the other hand, I heard a muzak version of Walking on the Sun by Smash Mouth at Panera Bread.

SomeBODY once told me the world was gonna roll me... right? RIGHT?

What's that, Mike?

[mostlymeat]

On the other hand, I heard a muzak version of Walking on the Sun by Smash Mouth at Panera Bread.

SomeBODY once told me the world was gonna roll me... right? RIGHT?

What's that, Mike?

My world is on fire.

[buffcoat]

On the other hand, I heard a muzak version of Walking on the Sun by Smash Mouth at Panera Bread.

SomeBODY once told me the world was gonna roll me... right? RIGHT?

What's that, Mike?

My world is on fire.

Jimmy Mack?

[gravy boat]

That would be a good topic--songs that haunted work places of your youth.  In summer of '87, this old man worked full-time in a retail place that was only allowed to be tuned to 106.7 Lite-FM.  The first time I heard Los Lobos' "La Bamba", I thought it was a nice upbeat switch from the station's usual slower stuff (James Taylor, Streisand).  That didn't last long--they played that song about 3x an hour, every hour, all summer.  A  bad, bad summer.