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-- Typing menu_cleanupgmas into console
-- Typing cl_disablehtmlmotd 1 into console
-- [WHILE THE MUSIC IS PLAYING] On your desktop, at the bottom right (or wherever your computer clock is located), right click the Sound / Speaker icon, click Open Volume Mixer and you might see something called "Awesomium Core" that could be creating the music. Or just look at the volume bars of each program that is shown in the Volume Mixer and just mute the program that is creating that music.