Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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They NEED to play it loud enough to hear over all the "TALKING" going on. Dang, is it really necessary to blab all the time. This time is for the music and dancing.
Go talk in your groups at home, in a restaurant, away from the square from 5-9. I was in the business and the music must cancel out all the talking going on. Then there is the "old" factor. I am retired, over 65 and my mother says the car radio is too loud, the TV is too loud, the dishwasher is too loud yet can't hear a word I say. |
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Music is not that loud. The sound people stink and it is distorted, but not too loud.
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For me, it has nothing to do with age. I have always hated loud music. I have never gone to live concerts for that reason.
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Music is meant to be heard, and felt. The squares are designed for a party, not a conversation pit. If you go to the restuaraunts that provide music that is where they are too loud, I enjoy good conversation at dinner and prefer nice background musid....but not in the squares. As said, different strokes for different folks but keep the squares music going as it is.
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I have no problem with the music being loud. It's more fun, great for dancing and having a good time.
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Loud Music (NOISE)
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We do not do the Squares for that reason. While in the theater, Dunkirk was so loud, the movie, we had Kleenex in our ears. On a recent Cruise, we could not enjoy the night shows or lay by the pool during the day. It is really something to have to endure. Yep, there are those who love it loud. Hearing aids should be a booming business soon, this NOISE at 105 db is not for us. We probably need to be well loaded in order to endure the noise. |
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Crank it up to 11 !!!!
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I can't hear you
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I find most of the restaurants and country clubs could use some sound absorbing panels also. It is very difficult to have a conversation without having to yell.
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On another note...The first time I heard Johnny Dee and the Starlights (or whatever their new name is) I thought they were good but their next performances they sounded bad, not sure if it was the sound mix/volume where you could not even hear their backup singers or they are not as good as I thought. |
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Well that's fine...
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The music must/should be loud enough for the line dancers, etc. And although we don't dance we enjoy the music and the entertainment and fun. I will say I really don't like the music someone brings to the pool and plays it on a radio, etc. were others must listen. That's right up there on the "entitlement meter"
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Most people enjoy the music as it is.
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Why would anyone who goes to an outside music venue where bands are playing complain about the music being too loud? Some of the complaints on this site border on the bizarre. People go there for music, not musak.
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