Pluggers by Rick McKee for December 21, 2015

so interesting that in these top 10 of the year strips, how often I do not remember seeing them the first time. I “think” I read them every day, but I obviously miss some.

That’s not “Young Turks” by Rod Stewart, is it?

…and you can name the artist, the year it was recorded, and the girl you first danced with to it.

SPOILER ALERT…

NO. 1 IS:“You know you are a plugger if you read Pluggers daily.”

I thought I was Plugger, but I don’t know what Muzak is, and I don’t recognize that song.

Most of the time, the way a song is played on ‘Muzak’, I can’t tell what the song is let alone the words to it ! ! ! ! ! !

I heard Jethro Tull as muzak in the grocery store. What has this world come to? That is scary.

This one was an especially good comic!!!!!!!! Of course, most, if not all of them are good…. but today’s is wonderful! I am surprised it only hit #8 on the charts. The fellow’s moustache is nice too.

The bad news is when you can’t i.d. the song and it stays in your head.

You might be a plugger if you actually know what Muzak is…

You’re a Plugger if, even though the originals were better, you prefer Muzak to the junk they play in stores, elevators and over phones now.

You mean that successful fish farmer / flute player? I must fine out the band’s still performing.

Muzak—-the “original” elevator music….back in the day was played from huge reel-t-reel tapes with auto-reverse on the machine….all instrumental…all the time.

Muzak—-the “original” elevator music….back in the day was played from huge reel-t-reel tapes with auto-reverse on the machine….all instrumental…all the time.

Muzak—-the “original” elevator music….back in the day was played from huge reel-t-reel tapes with auto-reverse on the machine….all instrumental…all the time.

You should see what he looks like today. OMG!

Funny.

What’s the saying, “Everything old is new again?” Especially at my age, as I can now hide my own Easter eggs.

and you get up in arms about classic rock songs being turned into crap, as Jen noted above…

I do? For your information, I’m not familiar with Jethro Tull, but I do know and enjoy the William Tell Overture…