Even the elevator music, which included a Muzak Elvis soundtrack couldn't ruin the two hours of yoga for lazy people. |
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Romney is delivering a Muzak version of the standard GOP refrain about unshackling capitalism and restoring belief in America. |
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Yes, its the Muzak sonic barrier that keeps the world of the street, indeed the rest of the world, at bay. |
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By chance, both young heroes find work in telephone sales at the same Muzak company. |
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Since the nineteen-twenties, white teen-agers have used black music as the Muzak of their pubescence. |
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It was the unmistakeable sound of Muzak drifting around the terminus. |
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United in a centripetal circle, the video screen deludes us into seeing a group as drawn together by the same song, surrounding the viewer like zealots attempting to convert him to the cult of Muzak. |
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In our society we employ the impersonal term 'user' to justify the infliction of neon lighting, plastic cutlery and Muzak on a huge majority of our population. |
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Today we get our music from radio, television, CDs, videos and web sites, not to mention elevators, shopping malls and supermarkets where Muzak fills the air. |
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Once that vigorous, horny-handed core is extracted from rock 'n' roll, you're left with little more than Muzak. |
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He subsequently worked in directorial capacities at NBC radio, Muzak, Brunswick Records, and Thesaurus Records, a label that transcribed broadcasts. |
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The omnipresence of Muzak, the endless silliness of cellphone rings, and the insistent roar of traffic make it harder for us to recall the true place of music in our lives. |
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A SURVEY by the Noise Association has found that pub-goers prefer to slurp their pint of Old Ploughman's Earplug without having Muzak burbling away in the background. |
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Initially the users of SCA services were private analog audio channels which could be used internally or rented out, for example Muzak type services. |
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This is only a roundabout way of saying that the score for the film sounded like elevator muzak. |
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And apart from faint background muzak, it is awfully quiet, for the other diners don't say much to each other. |
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Let's just get all the disc jockeys off the air and let muzak fill the airwaves! |
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And piped muzak interrupted every so often with incoherent announcements over the PA system. |
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When we entered, our ears were assaulted by the hideous muzak dripping from the sound system. |
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Unlikely to kick start the revolution but beautiful hold muzak while we're waiting nonetheless. |
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Would I have to endure easy-listening muzak on the bus and continually help dodderers cross the road and carry their bags up steps? |
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The problem now, as Classic FM has roundly demonstrated by forcing Radio 3 to follow its example, is that muzak has become a powerful source of cultural corruption. |
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Meanwhile, in the background, muzak piped out across the labour suite. |
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The message invariably tells you your call is being dealt with and then you get some cacky muzak which goes on longer than your average symphony. |
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Although as evening entertainment goes, the wrath of Tracy is definitely a step up from the venue's tinkly muzak or a cheesy cabaret act. |
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