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I live in a city where different people always have loud music playing. I am not talking about hey that is a good song turn it up. I am talking concert quality in a car or in a backyard for hours on end. it can be really annoying when you live next door to someone who constantly does this :peace:
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we used too..Omg it was loud..We would hear it in the house over our air conditioner and tv..And not good music either..Talking about music that is extremely filthy..He finally moved and it is so quiet..Feel sorry for the steet he moved on.When you seen him getting the bucket out you knew you were in for it..He would bring a big speaker out on the porch..And he played it loud like that cleaning the house...
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At this time the community I live in I do not have this issue but I have lived a couple of places over my life where I did. I do have a road going behind my house that I hear extremely loud music but at least it is just going by - unfortunately sometimes it is during the night and wakes me up.
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Luckily we live in the mts with really only one neighbor at the bottom of our property. They are quiet. Not music, but My sister lives where a dog barks constantly to where she has to wear earplugs outside. Plus it comes on their property a lot and growls. The authorities won't do anything and they can't shoot the dog unless it actually bites them.
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I live in the country but can still here cars going down the street with the booming stereos. Luckily it is only for seconds at a time as they pass by.
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OMG, I have the same problem in my neighborhood. Some people are simply not considerate of the space and surroundings of others. It is extremely annoying. I recently had a neighbor (who thankfully moved recently) who played his music constantly throughout the day. At one point, the music continued into the late evening, night, and early morning. I eventually reached my breaking point and reported him to the local police. At least six police cars descended on his house, LOL. Needlessly to say, up until the day he moved out, I did not hear a peep from him.
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I get that in our neighborhood! :cat: :cat: :cat: :cat: :cat:
Teenagers - when they get old, they will lose their hearing!
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I am a little more tolerant with people that confine the loud music to their head phones (yes you can hear it when they have it cranked) or in their car (as long as their windows are closed. I both scenarios the people are at least trying to keep the music to themselves. It can be annoying when people have their headphones on and they start singing the song that they are listening to. My wife will do this a lot when she is cleaning the house. She also likes to play music and speak in a loud voice when she gets outside but tapers down by ten in the evening. Our neighbors are fairly well distanced so the music is tolerable and they stop playing music, or take it inside, at bout ten in the evening. If somebody is not respecting those around them I generally put my ear phones in and turn the music up to a point where I do not hear them.
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I like music, my music, not the blaring, intolerable decibels of my neighbor. It compromises my inner peace.
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i remember living in one apartment in my youthful days where the guy downstairs was in a rock band that practiced in his apartment. OMG, it was SO loud! And then to top it off, the people upstairs must have had a bowling alley up there! It was so raucous that the chandelier light over my table would swing back and forth! Thankfully I was young and out of my apartment a lot. I would definitely be talking to the upstairs and downstairs neighbors and the apartment complex office if I was in the same situation today! :peace: :heart:
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I haven't had to deal with this problem,thank goodness. My neighborhood is made up of mostly retirees. We might get the occasional car drive by with loud music but at least they are just driving through.
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Do you know who exactly is playing the music? If you feel comfortable you could try and tell them to turn it down. Many cities have quiet hours, too, so it wouldn't be rude.
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yes very true.
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This happens every now and then for me but my next door neighbor is the real problem. Every time they have a party, it goes all the way till like 4:30 in the morning. I swear I have half a mind to call the cops. :-\
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I guess it depends what time it is.
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If I were you, wear ear plugs.
That is what I do!
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I had this problem before then I called the feds and it was done with, Like I enjoy loud music from time to time but when your putting it off almost every week and time I'm calling out.
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metsrock69 I know what music you listen to, just blast some 5FDP back at them LOL!
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I haven't noticed any loud music around me. But since more people than usual have been home this summer, I've noticed an increase in extremely loud cars and motorcycles. We have a road next to our apartment that has few stoplights, so apparently it's fun to cruise down with your biker gang or drag race your crappy and obnoxious Honda Civic.
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Well your best bet is to file a complaint with the autorities....
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I live in a city where we have a 11 pm cut off time for loud music but a lot of people break that rule . Cops have been called out just to tell people they can't really do anything even though its the law. I think texas cops here are lazy
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I hear you. My county doesn't have a noise ordinance. Kind of sucks, especially since my neighbors are loud and play their loud music constantly.
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My sister in law in New York is having an issue with fireworks at this time. She said they don't even wait until it gets dark and they go off until 4am and she can't sleep. We heard loud booms while on the phone with her at 11pm. It has to be annoying.
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I think everyone at some point in their lives have had to suffer loud music. They seem to think people will enjoy the same type of music-NOT.
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Moved. No longer have this problem
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I remember being in Trenton NJ and someone had their music so loud coming out of their car you could hear it at least 4 blocks away. I cannot believe that is allowed.
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I used to have the same problem with a teenage boy who lived next door to us. He would constantly play his music so loudly, you could hear it all over the neighborhood. Nobody ever complained to him about it and he kept right on doing it until he graduated from high school and went into the army.
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Luckily, not a big issue for me so far
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I dont mind loud music, the louder the better, unless it's that head banging crap
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Where we now live it's no problem, but at one time we lived in a twin home (half of a double) the people in the other side played music so loud it actually made the pictures on the adjoining wall vibrate
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Loud music doesn't bother me as long as it's not when I' trying to sleep. Otherwise I'm listening to it too!
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I used to be one of those that played loud music. Luckily my neighbors and I have the same taste in music. I tried to be courteous about the time of day and also if my neighbors had company I would keep the music down. I also am not the only one in the hood that played the music on the loud side. I can say that it wasn't a constant thing to happen. Once in a while one of us would play the music loud. I can't stand the cars that go by with the base up. Man that is annoying. Can hear them coming from blocks away. And it's usually rap music.
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I live in a fairly large apartment complex with all different age groups and I have never heard any loud music
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I don't have a problem with loud music.
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There must be a law that can be used to warn them about disturbing the peace...
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we have a guy that lives up the street,,he usually plays it kinda loud a few times during the summer..at least its decent music...and he cuts itn off at a decent hour
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I absolutely love music so much that I don't think that would even bother me, but of course, I haven't lived through the actual experience so it's easier said than done. Depending on what type of music you want and what you are looking for, I would definitely recommend https://depositphotos.com/music.html which is a really big royalty-free music library. I've been using it since my early days in university as a marketing major and I'm still using it to this day in the work that I do day-to-day. I actually have a yearly subscription at this point, but you can also download just as a one-time thing. I actually have some amazing finds on there that I can listen to as normal music, instead of paying a subscription for Spotify, or something like that.
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We only here the loud music on Saturday night in the summer. The store is about 3 miles from the house and they have it in the summer.
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My neighbors sometimes will have loud parties. It's so rude.
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Why do people feel it's okay to play loud music in their neighborhood? Just because they like it doesn't mean that you do. It makes you want to kick something.
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Why do people feel it's okay to play loud music in their neighborhood? Just because they like it doesn't mean that you do. It makes you want to kick something.
The loud music is not for others and since when did people care? I think of calling the cops but then I don't because I think maybe another neighbor might. Kind of like the bystander effect but for neighbors. ;D
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I live in an apartment complex and people are always driving through with music so loud you can hear it with their car windows up. Also my neighbor downstairs for about three months had a party every Friday night and the music was so loud and the bass so strong that it vibrated through my floor.
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That's what I was thinking; sometimes politely asking them to turn it down around a certain time of day does the trick, if not then it's technically disturbing the police and you could call the police- although I don't know if I'd actually recommend this because it can create an awkward living environment with the neighbors unless you call anonymously.
Do you know who exactly is playing the music? If you feel comfortable you could try and tell them to turn it down. Many cities have quiet hours, too, so it wouldn't be rude.
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My ex husband use to blast music loudly, but our neighbors did it periodically too and it was never during inconsiderate hours so I guess we all just had a mutual unspoken understanding.
I used to be one of those that played loud music. Luckily my neighbors and I have the same taste in music. I tried to be courteous about the time of day and also if my neighbors had company I would keep the music down. I also am not the only one in the hood that played the music on the loud side. I can say that it wasn't a constant thing to happen. Once in a while one of us would play the music loud. I can't stand the cars that go by with the base up. Man that is annoying. Can hear them coming from blocks away. And it's usually rap music.
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I don't like music being blasted and why people think others want to hear it. We don't have that problem in my neighborhood and we also have a noise ordinance from 11pm to 7am which is helpful. Years ago someone called the cops on my son for skateboarding in our block at 11:05pm so rules are enforced here. He was informed of the rules and had to come in the house.
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i remember living in one apartment in my youthful days where the guy downstairs was in a rock band that practiced in his apartment. OMG, it was SO loud! And then to top it off, the people upstairs must have had a bowling alley up there! It was so raucous that the chandelier light over my table would swing back and forth! Thankfully I was young and out of my apartment a lot. I would definitely be talking to the upstairs and downstairs neighbors and the apartment complex office if I was in the same situation today! :peace: :heart:
I've had this problem but what's really funny is that I thgink my upstairs neighbors are bowing and dropping weights, dragging furniture across the floor.