[I still care]

Oh, oh.... I have it. I freely admit I hate people who blast their stereos. I can't stand them. That bass gets to me - it really does. I once saw a special where the man poisoned a neighbor because he played a loud stereo all the time, and I admit I sympathized with the murderer.

[driftless]

When I lived in a trailer park, I had a next door neighbor who would as his first order of business when he came home from work crank up his stereo to ear-busting decibels. He fit the stereotype: young, male, long hair, awful heavy metal rock and roll. I too admit that thoughts of homocide crossed my mind. And I was usually sleeping when he turned his "music" on. Now I know I would have never actually murdered the guy, but let's just say if a sixteen ton weight had dropped on him, there wouldn't have been any tears shed by me.

Here's a lesson for you young males who like to play loud rock and roll. That's most young males. I know because I used to do it myself. People hate you for it and would like to see you dead. I consider music played way too loud as physical assault not just a misdemeanor. Think twice before you crank it up.

[Moonman62]

Oh, oh.... I have it. I freely admit I hate people who blast their stereos. I can't stand them. That bass gets to me - it really does. I once saw a special where the man poisoned a neighbor because he played a loud stereo all the time, and I admit I sympathized with the murderer.

The crazy thing about this story is that it was the guy who was blasting the music who did the killing.

[RightWhale]

That bass gets to me

It's not the bass. The bass is a fine instrument. It's the boom of the bass drum that bothers everyone. Bass drums belong in the jungle, not in civilized society.

[Ditter]

Oh dear, I have it too, that rage thingy. I live on a very busy street & when cars go by with real loud steros that rattle my windows, I have really bad thoughts about them. Yep, I've got it.