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Grocer Bands

 Say goodbye to muzak.
 
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Local bands shouldn't only play in restaurants, bars, and on street corners. Bands could set up in hardware, grocery, and shopping centers to entertain customers. Stores might battle to win customers with favorite bands.
—spiraliii, Jan 23 2004

Baked by Tiffany? http://www.tiffany....nfo/chronology.html
Look under June 23, 1987 [gnomethang, Oct 04 2004]

TMBG http://www.apluslyr...’s_So_Loud_in_Here/
Similar, but disco. [Worldgineer, Oct 04 2004]


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       Baked, locally. At a large Mexican grocery here in Phoenix there are strolling mariachis. And jugglers. The place was like a circus the day I was there.   

       How ironic it would be if the live bands played in the "easy listening" style of Muzak.
—half, Jan 24 2004
   

       Baked in Century City - Gelson's. Live classical music while picking up chick(en)s in a meat market.
—thumbwax, Jan 24 2004
   

       Funny. While everyone agrees that it's baked, it gets only croissants. I think the point is "more live bands everywhere".
—sidi, Jan 24 2004
   

       Back when I was in my first band ages ago, there was a new mall opened not far from where I lived that had live bands play every Saturday afternoon. We played there a few times. Very odd.
—waugsqueke, Jan 24 2004
   

       Psst. [waugs], what instrument?
—k_sra, Jan 24 2004
   

       Keyboards or bass, depending on the band. Keys in this case.
—waugsqueke, Jan 24 2004
   

       Vandals, playing tonight? I need groceries ...
—Letsbuildafort, Jan 24 2004
   

       At first I thought this was an idea about grocery store owners forming bands.   

       I had this idea a while back, but didn't phrase it so well, or put a different spin on it. So naturally I think it's a great idea. I recall the basis for the idea being that I wanted a punk rock band to run in and start playing loud, anti-establishment music while I was eating in the cafeteria. Then they would yell "FUCK THE SYSTEM!" and run off to get suspended.
—Eugene, Jan 25 2004
   

       I just wanna see anarchy on aisle three
—thumbwax, Jan 25 2004
   

       You and your sick, twisted roving polka band ideas...get some help.
—half, Jan 25 2004
   

       Heh. Only if you're in the habit of repeating your mistakes.
—half, Jan 25 2004
   


 

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