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Originally Posted by jimjamuser
That's pointing out a big problem. As you age you tend to move toward instrumental jazz, classical music, mood music, and relaxing music. You joke about "elevator music" when you are age 50 or under, then you age into more mellow music as you drift away from the hard beat of rock and pop as a steady diet. The music at the squares may stay loud and proud of hard-beat dance music. So, the only solution for the apartments is for the architects to have great insulation in the floors and walls and "sound-proof" windows.
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This has not happened to us, yet, and I'm not sure that it will happen. We enjoy classical symphony and jazz but last night we were cranking the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix, The Cult, Clapton....and, of course, Jimmy Buffet.
I think that older people often still enjoy a wide range of music. Their concerts tend to be earlier in the day/evening. I'm not sure when the squares shut down shop but I'm guessing it's a lot earlier than, say, a college town would.