Office music
People in offices suck, this is a universal truth.
It doesn't matter what music I listen to in my office, someone will act like it's from Mars.
'What on earth is that?
Who died?
Man, that's some weird sounding stuff, what do you call that?
or the most common;
What IS that your listening to?
Here is why it bugs me, they do it no matter what. I understand if I'm listening to Neu, or NWA, but they do it for George Benson, and John Legend just the same. What on earth must they listen to, in order to think John Legend or Stereophonics sound outrageous?
I work with tools who prolly dig Pat Green.
Right now I'm gonna tune into some Close Lobsters b sides John sent me, so coworkers can say 'what the hell is that?
It doesn't matter what music I listen to in my office, someone will act like it's from Mars.
'What on earth is that?
Who died?
Man, that's some weird sounding stuff, what do you call that?
or the most common;
What IS that your listening to?
Here is why it bugs me, they do it no matter what. I understand if I'm listening to Neu, or NWA, but they do it for George Benson, and John Legend just the same. What on earth must they listen to, in order to think John Legend or Stereophonics sound outrageous?
I work with tools who prolly dig Pat Green.
Right now I'm gonna tune into some Close Lobsters b sides John sent me, so coworkers can say 'what the hell is that?
posted by Robert_M at 11:05 AM
1 Comments:
I'm almost gleeful just knowing that the Close Lobsters rocked Flow Design, if only for a moment.
At my place of business, the Close Lobsters are a much more intimate experience. I listen to them on headphones so I won't bother my cubemates. The headphones, as well as the Close Lobsters, also keep me from strangling one cube mate who insists on talking baby talk and running her mouth, loudly, about all things obvious and stupid.
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