To Tiki or Not to Tiki? That is the question. - General Tiki

F FLOUNDERart Tiki Socialite Orlando Florida Joined: Sep 02, 2003 Posts: 1140	F FLOUNDERart Posted posted on Wed, Oct 27, 2004 7:06 PM On 2004-10-27 17:03, Trader Woody wrote: On 2004-10-27 16:47, FLOUNDERart wrote: I disagree completely! Trust me if all the elements are there but the music is top forty shit then it just doesn't work. It just pisses you off. Trust me I know this from experience. One thing you can do is to ask the bartender to change the CD, but you can't ask him or her to change the decor. Perhaps the first bartender you ask is an a$$hole, but sooner or later you'll get someone enthusiastic and open behind the bar who you can mold to your own evil Tiki needs. Trader Woody The bartender doesn't really have the authority to change the music. This bar cost $1 and a quarter million to build and they have to make sure they have it packed, hence the top 40 music. I know that they had a soundtrack of exotica made by someone who really knows his music and it's a shame that I will never get to hear it.

On 2004-10-27 17:03, Trader Woody wrote:

On 2004-10-27 16:47, FLOUNDERart wrote:

I disagree completely! Trust me if all the elements are there but the music is top forty shit then it just doesn't work. It just pisses you off. Trust me I know this from experience.

One thing you can do is to ask the bartender to change the CD, but you can't ask him or her to change the decor. Perhaps the first bartender you ask is an a$$hole, but sooner or later you'll get someone enthusiastic and open behind the bar who you can mold to your own evil Tiki needs.

Trader Woody

The bartender doesn't really have the authority to change the music. This bar cost $1 and a quarter million to build and they have to make sure they have it packed, hence the top 40 music.

I know that they had a soundtrack of exotica made by someone who really knows his music and it's a shame that I will never get to hear it.

Post #122130 by FLOUNDERart on Wed, Oct 27, 2004 7:06 PM