Do you still watch music channels?

Ja sa bong said:
The most important thing is that what you're getting right now is still being able to serve you I suppose? If it doesn't, you have to find a better alternative.
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The only other option here is 25down and 2 up lol. So I am stuck using Xfinity. I don't mind Xfinity I just wish there were more upload speed.
 
zoldos said:
That's not too bad. We used to have like 80mbps down and maybe 10 up if we were lucky....
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That's crazy I couldn't even imagine, my wife and I would go crazy because were both always using the internet if were not watching TV.
 
Jason said:
The music at a lot of restaurants is lame. I mean, how much more Rod Stewart can I take at IHOP, lol? Anyway, the good ones in town are this Wendy's that plays 80s stuff and those KFC restaurants with the vintage soul music.
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Totally agreed. I have never looked up to restaurant's music as a reason for going there. If their food isn't that good, I'm not even considering it.
 
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Some songs that I memorized and dancing were as a result of watching music channel. I had enough good memories while growing up with MTV, I can say that I enjoyed my childhood with that channel. Currently, I prefer playing music without video on Boomplay or Spotify.
 
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Alicia said:
Some songs that I memorized and dancing were as a result of watching music channel. I had enough good memories while growing up with MTV, I can say that I enjoyed my childhood with that channel. Currently, I prefer playing music without video on Boomplay or Spotify.
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Back in the days, those channels give us a lot of lovely music which you can hardly forget even today no matter how long it has been. It's those memories that have made them aged so well.
 
Heatman said:
Totally agreed. I have never looked up to restaurant's music as a reason for going there. If their food isn't that good, I'm not even considering it.
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I go to restaurant for food and not music. If I want to hear a good music, I'll go to one of those clubs where they play classic songs and not a restaurant.
 
Heatman said:
Totally agreed. I have never looked up to restaurant's music as a reason for going there. If their food isn't that good, I'm not even considering it.
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Some restaurants and bars here have a jukebox where you can pay to select your own playlists or songs, and it’ll play them throughout the restaurant until you decide to stop. However, someone else can also play their own songs if they’re paying as well.

Do you think all restaurants should offer this? I think it’s kinda cool for those who want to change the music.
 
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cpvr said:
Some restaurants and bars here have a jukebox where you can pay to select your own playlists or songs, and it’ll play them throughout the restaurant until you decide to stop. However, someone else can also play their own songs if they’re paying as well.

Do you think all restaurants should offer this? I think it’s kinda cool for those who want to change the music.
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It depends on the budget of the restaurant, if it is something they can be able to afford, I think they should make provision for it because it gives customers the opportunity to play the music they want to listen to.
 
Yes, I have had a music channel on in the background a lot recently.
I've been listening to the 90's and early 2000's music.
 
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