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For playing NWA loudly in the garden

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LadyRochfordsHoickedGusset · 14/05/2018 16:04

13 year old DS can't hear as he's upstairs with headphones on.

Will my neighbours be offended?

I don't actually want to fuck the police FWIW.

ODB is next.

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ILoveMyDressingGown · 15/05/2018 14:22

I must be in a minority because I really don't mind hearing my neighbours' music when I'm out in the garden during the day or evening, even if that music's not to my taste. We have a speaker that we rest on the windowsill so we can listen together as we're doing the gardening or just relaxing in the warm - how can you do that with headphones?

CD890 · 15/05/2018 14:39

My NDN's son had a music playlist on yesterday quite loudly and I enjoyed having a little dance in my kitchen listening to it, I've currently got a bit of Pink playing in the background whilst I'm tidying (not doing anything) - not too loud I don't think but loud enough for me to sing and no one hear! So no I don't think yabu unless you have it on really fucking loud!

DumbarsesEverywhere · 15/05/2018 15:03

I can't stand rap. All the N words and fuck the police stuff just makes it awful.
Put headphones on.

DumbarsesEverywhere · 15/05/2018 15:07

The best way I've ever heard Coldplay described was 'A band with nothing to say but given every opportunity to'

dontbesillyhenry · 15/05/2018 15:09

Wow op you're like so cool

A4710Rider · 15/05/2018 15:09

NWA is really quite offensive. Although I do like straight out of Compton.

This is angry music, is your DS ok?

viques · 15/05/2018 15:14

I hope this is a reverse, can't be bothered to read through, but anyone playing any music in their garden deserves to walk in dog shit in their best shoes. Harsh, but fair

BlueBug45 · 15/05/2018 15:24

LOL

I use to live next door to neighbours who played music I liked. I once went round and told the bloke next door to either turn it up so I could hear the words or turn it down. He was like Shock

Kerantli · 15/05/2018 16:08

DP is an exDJ, so we often used to have people coming round to tell us to turn up what he was mixing at the time.

I don't mind music playing in the neighbours garden, I do object to music blaring at 2am with a drunken rendition of Let It Go to go with it.

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