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about a Beatles´s song
Hola, me encantan los Beatles aunque es la musica que solían escuchar mis padres siendo jóvenes. En una de las canciones encontré la palabra MUSACK que no se que quiere decir, ¿puede alguien ayudarme? ¡Gracias!
Hello! I love The Beatles even when it is the music of my parents generation.In a song i found the word MUSACK and i don´t know what that means, could anybody help me? Thanks!
Salut à tous! J´aime bien la music des Beatles qui c´est la music des mes parents. Dedans une chanson j´ai trouvé le mot MUSACK et je ne sais pas qu´est-ce que ça signifie. Il y a quelqu´un qui pourrais m´aider??? Merci beaucoup!
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Re:about a Beatles´s song: Musak
Hola, Desislava,
Musak is the trade name for what we often refer to as "elevator music," the very mellow insturmental versions of popular songs that they play in department stores, doctor's offices, and, of course, elevators. There was some scientific experimentation that suggested that this kind of soothing music calmed people down and made them less likely to do anything anti-social like steal or behave violently.
Of course, it doesn't affect me that way. I find it very irritating, and I have great difficulty NOT getting violent when they're forcing me to listen to the stuff.
Cheers!
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Re:Re:about a Beatles´s song: Musak
> Musak is the trade name for what we often refer to as "elevator music," [...]
> I find it very irritating, and I have great difficulty NOT getting violent when they're forcing me to listen to the stuff.
You are not alone. :-)
Even if the arrangement were tolerable and the circumstances even remotely fit for listening to music, it will probably be interrupted with the shopkeepers' cheerful announcement of their oh-so-cheap products.
Puti
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