The guy below me (at 30 Larnard St, Potsdam NY ≈1990), had a loud party, and played metal and classic rock records, real loud. Did he invite me? No. So I invited myself by plugging in my bass amp, and playing along with _all_ of the songs. He eventually turned it down. Did that end it? Not exactly: this started to become a regular thing, but at least he turned it down much quicker. So one day his girlfriend stops me in the store... (continued)

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8 小時內	David Coyles dcharlieac	<3 <3 <3
9 小時內	Andy Watt basexperience	I used to face the bass down and play everything transposed up a semitone. That always worked, silence in seconds.
14 小時內	John Case bepah12	I used to play 'Summertime Blues' by Blue Cheer. Set the volume on 11!!!
16 小時內	PJG piciapic	1990's in Philly we had a downstairs neighbor that would play his music loudly late at night. I tried talking to him but it didn't help. One night when he was playing his music, I got out of bed, put the speakers face down on the floor and played La Charreada by Linda Ronstadt, a mariachi tune with lots of hoots and trumpets, at full volume . Give it a listen, it's a fun song He never did it again.