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Originally Posted by Sainters7
Agreed. I like music - who doesn't - but I don't get people who NEED music going all the time, and have it way too loud. Also, people hosting a gathering who don't know what conversation-level music is supposed to be set at when they clearly want to have a chat. Just had that on Sunday.
I'm not going to yell over your beats about what I've been up to lately or have on the go, either turn it down a shade or let's just start chugging and turn this into the college-style rager you apparently want.
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Went to a Sikh wedding in August, which started with a big party the day before the ceremony. Food was great, and it was fun watching the different traditions, but as soon as they were done they started blasting their music at ear damaging levels for the dancing, and it went on all night. Same thing for the reception a few days later, ear shattering volume for the music as soon as the speeches were done. We couldn't stick around for more than half an hour in either case because my kids were crying that their ears hurt. Really sucked too, because there was family I hadn't seen in a long time that I would have loved to catch up with but it was impossible to have any sort of conversation