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All Good Vibes Casino Music in Las Vegas

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Music completes the casino gaming experience. In other words, a casino is not a casino if it doesn’t play music. Music is a very important part of the casino experience, and even when you play online casino games on your mobile, you can hear music that fits the game you are playing.

Casinos do not play the same type of music. They select their music with care after taking into consideration a wide range of factors such as the age group of their guests, their culture, and demographic background. For example, casinos that attract younger players play upbeat and fast music.

Music and audio effects have a series of psychological effects on players. Audio effects, along with graphics and color schemes, tend to motivate gamblers to keep playing. For example, slot machines play lively tunes whenever prizes or free spins are won, and this lively music encourages players to continue wagering on the game in hopes of winning more.

Gamblers admit that they love the music and audio effects in the casino gaming environment as it lifts their mood and relaxes them. Well aware of the effect of relaxation on players’ moods, casinos play Muzak, a genre of instrumental music that is often heard in grocery stores and elevators. This genre not only has a soothing and relaxing effect on listeners, but also encourages them to stay longer and spend more money.

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This does not mean that faster and livelier music plays no role in building up a favorable casino gaming atmosphere. A recent study shows that fast music accompanied by bright lights motivate players to wager larger amounts.

If ever you want to throw a casino-themed party at home, you might like to play Muzak to relax your guests and encourage them to place leisurely bets as they socialize, interact, and have fun.

Steve Vai’s “How to be Successful” Private Session

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Steve answers questions related to success in the music industry at his Private Sessions Event at Guitar Center in Hollywood, CA. The audience included 10 courageous and talented guitarists who were hand picked by Steve to attend as part of a contest through Guitar Center. The big takeaway? Steve stresses the importance of identifying exactly what you want out of your life and music career.

Peter Wolf interviews Paul Westerberg and it gets a little interesting…

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Peter Wolf drops by to chat with Paul Westerberg to discuss The I Don’t Cares’ debut album, “Wild Stab”, the group collaboration between Westerberg and Juliana Hatfield.

https://youtu.be/hkNb8kY_DdI

What Online Shopping Looked Like In 1984

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Thames Televisions computer show ‘Database’ looks at the idea of shopping and paying your bills from the comfort of your own home…via your computer and television. It’ll never happen!

Mozart + heavy metal drums = wait…what?

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Mozart was not originally composed with heavy metal drums in mind. At least I don’t think so. I wasn’t really around that time but here’s not-actual-footage of a great drumming competition ensuing before appearing to reach a stalemate of accenting brilliance from both drummers.

Watch David Bowie’s Japanese TV Commercial for Sake from 1980

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Bowie’s 1980 sake ads for Crystal Jun Rock were the first TV commercials he ever appeared in, and before you call him a sell-out (I mean, really), Bowie gave an interview explaining why he did the ads:

There are three reasons. The first one being that no one has ever asked me to do it before. And the money is a very useful thing. And the third, I think it’s very effective that my music is on television twenty times a day. I think my music isn’t for radio.

Gary Numan ad for Japan’s Parco from 1981

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“I am an android; I look like a human.”

Parco is/was a Japanese clothing store. Mr. Gary Numan, he of “Cars” fame, the toast of Japan at that time, uses his influence to advertize their wares. Kazumi Kurigami is one of Japan’s leading commercial photographers and TV commercial directors. Put all these together, and you have staying power.