Do you like the music that gets played in supermarkets?

Yes.  I find myself tapping my toes while comparing prices on pork chops.  This post was edited by Thriftymaid at January 1, 2018 10:07 AM MST

None of the supermarkets I go to have particularly good music, but I love the music in clothing stores. H&M always has great music. 

not really

??? Salvation Army is the only store I know of that plays music. They play 50s rock and roll, but only the more melodious pieces.

"I used to, back in the day when Muzak was popular." 
 Nowadays, stores just play whatever is on the local radio station.

(Not only shops). It ensures I complete whatever I am there for as soon as possible, and escape! The Co-op plays so-called Co-op Radio but it's only strings of pop songs interspersed with advertisements for the shop and its goods.

Worse, although you are normally only in there for a few minutes, are the Gents' toilets in motorway service stations, where some b====y fool decided it clever to play this non-stop sonic pap more loudly than anywhere else in these horrible establishments.

I find it I intrusive and irritating. No-one needs it except in the minds of the directors who imaging it's for our own - or the company's own - good. 
Maybe it's liked by those unfortunate souls unable even to cope with a 10-minute bus trip without hiding between headphones.

I like music - but of my choosing, and when and how I wish.