I noticed when working for a VC company and phoning CEOs abroad that the hold music usually had specific themes depending on the geographic location. In Israel for example they had a bad midi rendition of a classical piece of music that I can't remember the name of. Whereas in the Netherlands/Finland or even Austria they always had music that sounded to me like porno loops with a ridiculously stylised voice over the top stating the company's name.

 Don't know what is worse, these two or the UKs eclectic mix of really old power ballads, which have been distorted, and granulised.

 Not that I am a connoisseur of porn. However I have hitherto watched some in my formative years!

They also demonstrate deep-house music on the lab 5's 😁

Whatever Soundproof! I'm gonna download that great music onto my BeoSound 6 and rock out! Maybe I'll throw on some Bose headphones so I can cancel out any noise that isn't that great music!

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All they have to do is play a minute from selected portions of the Salonen/LA Philharmonic Rite of Spring if they want to demonstrate what the BL5s can do -- those bass beats push plate glass windows as if they were balloons.

There's quite a bit of good house and trance -- what they're putting above is home-made. The trouble with generated music is that it rarely sounds as if a human was involved -- the beats are too precise, where a human drummer and orchestra would have slight (and often deliberate) variations that give the music its unique signature.
 

Inserted a wink for you TripEnglish - on the house. It'll cost you a pint next time😕😎

Chris.