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Palms 'music'

#1

There are several annoying things about the music at the Palms. They often
play the same songs at the same time each day. So if I go there to dinner at
6pm on Mon., Wed., and Fri. (we live nearby), I hear the same music, over
and over. Also the restaurants are open to the casino, with little
sound-proofing, so you hear the casino noise and music, and on top of that, music is
piped into some of them as well. Almost from Day 1, the music at the Palms has
been annoying and too loud when you eat at the buffet or coffee shop. And
when they remodeled those venues, they didn't bother to solve the problem!
When I was playing a lot at the Palms, I took a headset with me to listen to my
own music. Apparently Mr. Maloof likes that music, but unfortunately the
majority of players I've spoken to don't. The type of music may be suitable for
clubs and dancing to, but it isn't the "easy listening" variety that makes
people enjoy listening to while gambling, or especially, while eating.

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#2

The wife and I both enjoy playing at Hooters because of their music. At first I didn't realize that was why I was comfortable there, thought it was just the Hooter Girls.

Chetk

            There are several annoying things about the music at the Palms. They often

play the same songs at the same time each day. So if I go there to dinner at

6pm on Mon., Wed., and Fri. (we live nearby), I hear the same music, over

and over. Also the restaurants are open to the casino, with little

sound-proofing, so you hear the casino noise and music, and on top of that, music is piped into some of them as well. Almost from Day 1, the music at the Palms has been annoying and too loud when you eat at the buffet or coffee shop. And when they remodeled those venues, they didn't bother to solve the problem!

   
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#3

The music is clearly tailored for the weekend party crowd at the Palms, not
the weekday players.

And if you think about that demographic, they're the same exact people who
were standing outside Carson Daly's Times Square TRL studio shrieking for
talentless clowns like Britney Spears, the Spice Girls, the Backstreet Boys
and Hanson.

And now they're propping up the music industry by spending millions of
dollars on Soulja Boy ringtones.

Does it make me a fogey that I sit there thinking how much I hate today's
pop music?

(On a somewhat related note, everyone needs to go to
http://www.blobots.com/and listen to the song "Vegas Bars" right now.
Do it. You'll thank me.)

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On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 3:26 PM, <misscraps@aol.com> wrote:

  There are several annoying things about the music at the Palms. They
often
play the same songs at the same time each day. So if I go there to dinner
at
6pm on Mon., Wed., and Fri. (we live nearby), I hear the same music, over
and over. Also the restaurants are open to the casino, with little
sound-proofing, so you hear the casino noise and music, and on top of that,
music is
piped into some of them as well. Almost from Day 1, the music at the Palms
has
been annoying and too loud when you eat at the buffet or coffee shop. And
when they remodeled those venues, they didn't bother to solve the problem!
When I was playing a lot at the Palms, I took a headset with me to listen
to my
own music. Apparently Mr. Maloof likes that music, but unfortunately the
majority of players I've spoken to don't. The type of music may be suitable
for
clubs and dancing to, but it isn't the "easy listening" variety that makes
people enjoy listening to while gambling, or especially, while eating.

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#4

I grew up with classical, big bands, and jazz, so to me to call it "Palms music" is almost as oxymoronic as the term "rap artist". I bought an IPOD and a Bose headset just to try and survive there, but at times the volume is so LOUD that I would leave even if I liked what they played.

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#5

So play elsewhere! This web group is for gambling information!
Get over it.

The music is clearly tailored for the weekend party crowd at the

Palms, not

the weekday players.

And if you think about that demographic, they're the same exact

people who

were standing outside Carson Daly's Times Square TRL studio

shrieking for

talentless clowns like Britney Spears, the Spice Girls, the

Backstreet Boys

and Hanson.

And now they're propping up the music industry by spending millions

of

dollars on Soulja Boy ringtones.

Does it make me a fogey that I sit there thinking how much I hate

today's

pop music?

(On a somewhat related note, everyone needs to go to
http://www.blobots.com/and listen to the song "Vegas Bars" right

now.

Do it. You'll thank me.)

> There are several annoying things about the music at the Palms.

They

> often
> play the same songs at the same time each day. So if I go there

to dinner

> at
> 6pm on Mon., Wed., and Fri. (we live nearby), I hear the same

music, over

> and over. Also the restaurants are open to the casino, with little
> sound-proofing, so you hear the casino noise and music, and on

top of that,

> music is
> piped into some of them as well. Almost from Day 1, the music at

the Palms

> has
> been annoying and too loud when you eat at the buffet or coffee

shop. And

> when they remodeled those venues, they didn't bother to solve the

problem!

> When I was playing a lot at the Palms, I took a headset with me

to listen

> to my
> own music. Apparently Mr. Maloof likes that music, but

unfortunately the

> majority of players I've spoken to don't. The type of music may

be suitable

> for
> clubs and dancing to, but it isn't the "easy listening" variety

that makes

> people enjoy listening to while gambling, or especially, while

eating.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Jay Fenster" <gambling@...> wrote:

On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 3:26 PM, <misscraps@...> wrote:
>

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#6

Maloof wants the younger crowd at this casino. Why else would he
have a playboy tower and tatoo shop? If you can buy condoms at the
pool, that is not a place old fuddies are wanted. (Being an old
fuddie, I know.)

There are several annoying things about the music at the Palms.

They often
Apparently Mr. Maloof likes that music, but unfortunately the

majority of players I've spoken to don't. The type of music may

be suitable for

clubs and dancing to, but it isn't the "easy listening" variety

that makes

people enjoy listening to while gambling, or especially, while

eating.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, misscraps@... wrote: