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All that "jarring" is fine with me, I just don't care for it obviously.  It reminds me a bit of "modern art" which also leaves me clueless.

Meanwhile, this is happening in the park, we hear the BOOM BOOM BOOM all the time, it was there while I was watching games, very annoying to me.  The good news is that it's drizzling rain and perhaps the crowds are smaller. 

Music Midtown – September 18 & 19, 2021 • Piedmont Park • Atlanta, GA
Music Midtown – September 18 & 19, 2021 • Piedmont Park • Atlanta, GA



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Yeah, it's a couple of days, but a LOT of people live within easy hearing distance of this thing now.  I just like peace and quiet.

I don't recall this happening before in the three years we've lived here, obviously last years would have been off.  They usually have concerts in another part of the park further away from us and we can barely  hear it indoors.

I don't know any of these "musical" groups.

Obviously, the best thing about urban life is being able to walk to anything you need pretty easily.  I could manage with no car fairly well.  The less desirable things are a tradeoff against that.

I guess if you have 30 acres way out in the sticks you can have issues with hunters and folks trying to break in etc.

Only speaking for Austin, but the concerts have been going on downtown for decades, and 90% of the downtown population has moved there in the last 10-15 years.  They knew what they were getting into, in fact the main point they moved there was for the activity and electricity associated with all the downtown goings-on, yet now they're complaining about the noise.

Reminds me of people that move close to the airport because of cheaper housing, and then complain about the noise.

Saw this in Salinas, CA, where Laguna Seca Raceway is. Rich people moved in near a race track and then complained about the noise. Now outside of sanctioned race events, they have exhaust volume restrictions.

And then there's SNA airport, where they have crazy takeoff profiles to ensure the noise isn't too bad over the rich folks in Newport Beach.

I have some friends who loved the hell out to the Hamilton music. I watched the film version and thought it was just OK. 

It’s an impressive piece of art, though wasn’t really for me. I thought the colorblind casting was a nice touch. The operatic style was also a bit much for me. 

Saw this in Salinas, CA, where Laguna Seca Raceway is. Rich people moved in near a race track and then complained about the noise. Now outside of sanctioned race events, they have exhaust volume restrictions.

And then there's SNA airport, where they have crazy takeoff profiles to ensure the noise isn't too bad over the rich folks in Newport Beach.

I've flown into and out of that airport more times than I can count.  The steep angles still surprise me.

I told the wife next year we would leave for two days if they hold it again.

It was shaking the Windows.

I am surprised that wealthy area north of us allows this.  No big deal.