I am used to hearing (and feeling) the bass of random music streaming from cars as they pass in front of the store. It's not a very nice thing, to actually feel the bass from a passing car. Just a second ago, another loud musical car passed by. This time, big band-y. No bass (yes!) but the horn section.
With the sun shining as it is, it seemed right. It made me smile.
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How did you get so lucky with the big band music? I was driving back to the motel here in Manhattan when I feel this booming bass. While I am not one to want to destroy someone else's property, I could make an exception in this case. I wish there was some device that would turn down their volume or switch their music channel. Oh well, I will just have to dream about it.
Seattle has recently installed some AUDIO monitors, complete with Traffic Camera to enforce noise ordinance rules.
I think it's genius.
$75.00 fine too for being noisy after certain hours at night and in the AM.
Big brother-ish? Sure... but fine by me. We live on a 35mph road, and I'm so tired of being woken up rap music at 2am.
I also hate the loud bumping bass, which I tend to hear a lot during the summers at the shop. I mean if you're glass is rattling turn it down. Idiots.
My favorite was the day a man stopped at the light and he had ol' blue eyes blaring on his stereo. It made music from cars not seem as obnoxiously bad.
(Also, everytime I comment on your site my verification word is a million letters long. I think your site thinks I'm the devil and is passive-agressively trying to disuade further commenting.)
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