| 41. | All the while, the mood music was strictly country as the sound system blared out favorities like " Boot Scootin'Boogie ."
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| 42. | Interior public rooms were rarely jammed, and a variety of lounges with comfortable seating satisfied cravings for mood music or upbeat sounds.
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| 43. | "It may be a little soon but, well, it just feels right, " the male voice says as soft mood music begins.
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| 44. | The Web site for his nearby Indonesian island resort promises to teach them how with massages, mood music, aromatherapy and aphrodisiac meals.
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| 45. | He then made a series of recordings for the German label Coloursound, who supplied ambient and mood music film and TV documentaries.
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| 46. | Transitions are punctuated by bursts of Michael Friedman's mood music, ranging from smoky jazz to churning waves of sounds evoking Philip Glass.
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| 47. | There is also exotic cinematic mood music by Elizabeth Swados, which is used distractingly to underscore and punctuate what the actors are saying.
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| 48. | His idea of mood music was to find a motel so close to the highway that you could hear the trucks roll by.
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| 49. | On Friday night, for example, an opening performance of Wagner's Prelude and Liebestod from " Tristan " sounded like vaguely comforting mood music.
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| 50. | The resulting " Lux Vivens " ( on Mammoth Records ) is an ethereal, almost cinematic album of monkish mood music for the post-medieval.
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