Most of it was loud music by some DJ from their organization.

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Walking, moving things, dropping things, phone vibration, tv, music, etc I hear it all.

Glad you got the message @Matt Hanson , and sorry we didn't see you or @Chris Music at the meetup, @Denise Alberto .

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Last two times I was there, the music drowned out everything.

You could also set up loudspeakers outside of the shed and blast Wesley Willis music as loud as it will go.

I've had the occasional call about loud music etc....but I've also seen (with my own eyes) two tenants become great neighbors and attend the neighborhood block party pitch in together with casserole dish in hand.  

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The house at the very end of street has also been having parties and playing loud music.