A member staying at Cedar City RV Park, a section of the Best Western in Cedar City, Utah, complained that the live music on site sounded more like noise than music and was too loud for their taste. Another member asked if it was karaoke, but the original poster said it was not and noted that people were still listening to it.
Members then shifted into sharing personal music preferences. Several said they prefer older styles such as Mitch Miller, barbershop quartets, crooners, big band...
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A member staying at Cedar City RV Park, a section of the Best Western in Cedar City, Utah, complained that the live music on site sounded more like noise than music and was too loud for their taste. Another member asked if it was karaoke, but the original poster said it was not and noted that people were still listening to it.
Members then shifted into sharing personal music preferences. Several said they prefer older styles such as Mitch Miller, barbershop quartets, crooners, big band, classical, traditional country, bluegrass, southern rock, blues, jazz, and music performed by real musicians, while several disliked rap, harsh vocals, distorted instruments, vulgar lyrics, autotune, or loud background music. The topic remained a broad exchange of personal taste rather than reaching agreement.