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Music plays an invaluable part of our everyday lives. We have all found ourselves imagining what song would be playing throughout the day to fit in with the events that we are going through. Our own personal soundtrack, if you will. And who among us does not have a particular song or album that takes us back to one crazy or romantic summer from our past. When we think about music being so heavily engrained in the past events of our lives, it makes complete sense that music should be incorporated when we are watching events from other people’s lives unfold before us on television, whether those lives be fictional or from reality.Get more information here. http://www2.macleans.ca/2011/07/04/john-youre-a-bore-weve-heard-this-before/ The type of music that we see accompanying action on television mirrors the mood of the situation or has a message that is concurrent to the feelings of the characters, just as the songs we imagine for ourselves and listen to ourselves change to reflect the mood that we are in. This has to do with the fact that we as humans have the desire to sympathize. That is why we want to hear sad songs when we are going though a bad break up or hear songs with a driving melody when we get that big promotion. Television producers are aware of this and use music as a way to encourage you to sympathize with the characters they are presenting. Music is also used in television to gain the attention of a particular demographic or age group. Which ever target producers are shooting for, you can be sure that the music of that generation will be incorporated in the show. Our experience of television and daily life is heightened through our appreciation of music and there is no doubt that without music, television would certainly not have the same appeal as it does today.