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which basically was a big deck of reel-to-reel tapes that had a bunch of different songs on it, but they had different inaudible pulses that would trigger a different one to come on next, so you could curate lists on these huge reel-to-reels. It was just amazing. They were using this thing starting in the 50s. So the whole thing became kind of automated.
They launched their own satellite in the 70s. They had a computer database in the 70s. Like they were very much pioneers and early adopters of a lot of different technology that we take for granted today.
They launched their own satellite in the 70s. They had a computer database in the 70s. Like they were very much pioneers and early adopters of a lot of different technology that we take for granted today.
They launched their own satellite in the 70s. They had a computer database in the 70s. Like they were very much pioneers and early adopters of a lot of different technology that we take for granted today.
Absolutely. Yeah. And I mean, the whole point of it, too, is virtually unchanged. I mean, it's not necessarily to make you a docile shopper anymore, but it's like they're trying to make you feel like that brand is part of your identity by evoking memories in you using songs to unlock them.
Absolutely. Yeah. And I mean, the whole point of it, too, is virtually unchanged. I mean, it's not necessarily to make you a docile shopper anymore, but it's like they're trying to make you feel like that brand is part of your identity by evoking memories in you using songs to unlock them.
Absolutely. Yeah. And I mean, the whole point of it, too, is virtually unchanged. I mean, it's not necessarily to make you a docile shopper anymore, but it's like they're trying to make you feel like that brand is part of your identity by evoking memories in you using songs to unlock them.
Pretty interesting stuff, man.
Pretty interesting stuff, man.
Pretty interesting stuff, man.
Okay, one is More Than Music, Period and Environment, 1981 Muzak record that has not just sailing on it, it has Olivia Newton-John's Magic, it has Take Your Time, Do It Right. which I don't care if the lyrics are there or not. If you're sitting next to your mom in a doctor's office and Baby, You Can Do It, Take Your Time, Do It Right comes on, you both know what that song's about.
Okay, one is More Than Music, Period and Environment, 1981 Muzak record that has not just sailing on it, it has Olivia Newton-John's Magic, it has Take Your Time, Do It Right. which I don't care if the lyrics are there or not. If you're sitting next to your mom in a doctor's office and Baby, You Can Do It, Take Your Time, Do It Right comes on, you both know what that song's about.
Okay, one is More Than Music, Period and Environment, 1981 Muzak record that has not just sailing on it, it has Olivia Newton-John's Magic, it has Take Your Time, Do It Right. which I don't care if the lyrics are there or not. If you're sitting next to your mom in a doctor's office and Baby, You Can Do It, Take Your Time, Do It Right comes on, you both know what that song's about.
It may even be more uncomfortable in that situation. And then it ends with Funky Town. Nice. It's a good one. The other one is called The Blue Album. It's a complete stimulus progression album, and it has a bunch of good songs on it, including Orlean's Dance With Me. Which is, if you ask me, the Muzak cover is way better than the original.
It may even be more uncomfortable in that situation. And then it ends with Funky Town. Nice. It's a good one. The other one is called The Blue Album. It's a complete stimulus progression album, and it has a bunch of good songs on it, including Orlean's Dance With Me. Which is, if you ask me, the Muzak cover is way better than the original.
It may even be more uncomfortable in that situation. And then it ends with Funky Town. Nice. It's a good one. The other one is called The Blue Album. It's a complete stimulus progression album, and it has a bunch of good songs on it, including Orlean's Dance With Me. Which is, if you ask me, the Muzak cover is way better than the original.
No, it's a little different. And then if you're like, oh, this music's floating my boat, go start looking up Ronnie Aldrich, Frank Chexfield, Montevani, and just start there.
No, it's a little different. And then if you're like, oh, this music's floating my boat, go start looking up Ronnie Aldrich, Frank Chexfield, Montevani, and just start there.
No, it's a little different. And then if you're like, oh, this music's floating my boat, go start looking up Ronnie Aldrich, Frank Chexfield, Montevani, and just start there.
I like Yacht Rock a lot, too. I'm super right now into West Coast cool jazz. Stan Getz, Chet Baker. Oh, I can't remember. I can't remember his name, but I just got into him. He's a great jazz pianist from that era. Bill Evans, the Bill Evans trio. Oh, love Bill Evans. You're just getting into Bill Evans? Yeah, I just started getting into him.