Music everywhere, too much?


Just wondering if anyone ever gets annoyed because it seems you just can't get away from music anymore (mostly bad). Department stores, phone, elevator, work, commercials, restaurants, taverns. I know I read about this somewhere, but I said, "yeah, silence is nice sometimes."

I really don't listen to music in the car anymore. I'd rather get my music fix at home or live. I also try not to listen to the same recording too often.

Waddaya think?
wildoats
It's a bit like having food everywhere, except with food you can choose not to eat it. I find it awful that they play this crap through your phone while you are waiting on hold. Yes, too much "music" pollution all around.
The worst tends to be what's on the phone while you wait. But generally, I don't notice that music is all around -- it's not at my office, I listen to NPR during the commute, many of the stores I frequent don't play music. All in all, I'm not overexposed so it doesn't bother me. Noise on the other hand is all around. It would be great to reduce both noise and light pollution overall -- per Themadmilkman, the great outdoors is the place to go (except for the dirt bikes, snowmobiles and jeeps!).
To me it's a question of quality and good sense. A lot of
the music around is really just noise. No lasting value
whatever.