Crappy Music in Tiki Bars/Restaurants - General Tiki

T TIKIGIKI Tiki Socialite Australia Joined: Aug 18, 2022 Posts: 452	T TIKIGIKI Posted posted on Thu, Dec 1, 2022 9:26 PM Music is MOST DEFINITELY part of the ambience of any place. I'm not a fan of upfront vocals in bars or restaurants where you want to converse or enjoy eating. The music should compliment the venue, not intrude, or worse still, force any conversation to be carried out by shouting in your partner's ear. That's dance party/concert stuff. Just like MadDogMike, I too have made several playlists for my own use and I can put any one of them on and forget having to change. And although not TIKI, I have upon request made a playlist for a restaurant that the owner finds his patrons enjoy. The greatest problem seems to be with those post-Millennials who by and large have a VERY narrow appreciation (or even knowledge) of music outside the current stuff they have on their headphones. [ Edited by TIKIGIKI on 2022-12-01 21:56:30 ]

Music is MOST DEFINITELY part of the ambience of any place. I'm not a fan of upfront vocals in bars or restaurants where you want to converse or enjoy eating. The music should compliment the venue, not intrude, or worse still, force any conversation to be carried out by shouting in your partner's ear. That's dance party/concert stuff. Just like MadDogMike, I too have made several playlists for my own use and I can put any one of them on and forget having to change. And although not TIKI, I have upon request made a playlist for a restaurant that the owner finds his patrons enjoy. The greatest problem seems to be with those post-Millennials who by and large have a VERY narrow appreciation (or even knowledge) of music outside the current stuff they have on their headphones.

[ Edited by TIKIGIKI on 2022-12-01 21:56:30 ]

Post #806718 by TIKIGIKI on Thu, Dec 1, 2022 9:26 PM