I think you're allowed to make your own reasons up :) The man behind it is Bill Drummond, and his reason is that it's a day in which to consider what you want from music. This is pretty much my reason, as expanded upon last year (http://venta.livejournal.com/212520.html#cutid1).
Yes. That's rather my point :) A gloomy day on occasion makes you really miss the sunshine. I feel acutely uncomfortable sitting in my office without my headphones on (or at least round my neck).
Me too: and, when my colleague observes No Nail Biting Day and the tramp outside observes No Shouting Unclear Obscenities Day on the same day, it will be No Music Day in my office.
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(I've been observing it too, but only coincidentally thus far.)
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A gloomy day on occasion makes you really miss the sunshine.
I feel acutely uncomfortable sitting in my office without my headphones on (or at least round my neck).
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That was very nearly tea everywhere. Again.
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I do like the idea though.
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Impressively, Radio Scotland is observing it (http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/music/events/no_music_day/index.shtml).
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You need to prewarn us so we can join in :-)
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If Bill Drummond declared "jump of a cliff day"...
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For one day only we are as cool as only people who have spent their whole day in meetings can be....