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LOUD music from guy on motorcycle — Brooklynian

LOUD music from guy on motorcycle

brooklynbubba
brooklynbubba
edited November -1 in Prospect Heights
has anyone else heard him? It happened twice this week on St. John's near Plaza Street East. A guy just parked on the street BLASTING music from his motorcycle at 4am. Last night and earlier this week.

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  • possibly_maybe
    possibly_maybe
    that's what bb guns are for (or, if you want to be a bit more civil, the police, I guess).

    after a lost window or two, they might notice the pattern and reconsider where they park / how loud they keep their stereo at 4am.
  • possibly_maybe
    possibly_maybe
    that's what bb guns are for (or, if you want to be a bit more civil, the police, I guess).

    after a lost window or two, they might notice the pattern and reconsider where they park / how loud they keep their stereo at 4am.
  • eterpay
    eterpay
    possibly_maybe wrote: that's what bb guns are for (or, if you want to be a bit more civil, the police, I guess).

    after a lost window or two, they might notice the pattern and reconsider where they park / how loud they keep their stereo at 4am.
    Eggs are slightly less dangerous and would accomplish the same thing..
  • eterpay
    eterpay
    possibly_maybe wrote: that's what bb guns are for (or, if you want to be a bit more civil, the police, I guess).

    after a lost window or two, they might notice the pattern and reconsider where they park / how loud they keep their stereo at 4am.
    Eggs are slightly less dangerous and would accomplish the same thing..
  • man in black
    man in black
    I've heard him too. The music is insanely loud - you cannot believe it is coming from a motorcycle - and it's always pre-dawn.

    And consider this: in the three times that I can remember hearing him (I'm a heavy sleeper), on two occasions the music was from a Tony Bennett concert (you could hear the audience cheering), and once it was REO Speedwagon.
  • man in black
    man in black
    I've heard him too. The music is insanely loud - you cannot believe it is coming from a motorcycle - and it's always pre-dawn.

    And consider this: in the three times that I can remember hearing him (I'm a heavy sleeper), on two occasions the music was from a Tony Bennett concert (you could hear the audience cheering), and once it was REO Speedwagon.
  • boogieknight
    boogieknight
    You know, I've never read a response on these boards from the noise-makers.

    Like, "Yeah that was my house party at St Johns + Classon - suck it bitches I like it loud!"

    An explanation, a defense, a screw-you-all - weird sort of that no one's ever posted here.

    Unless some of us regulars are Guilty and just not 'fessin' up.
  • kdub
    kdub
    yes, i've seen him. at least i hope there is just one of these dudes riding around.
    i've seen him 3 times around franklin at a more reasonable hour, once parked outside the biker club (at st marks? or dean?). twice the song of choice was dmx "party up" and once some old blue eyes live, complete with audience cheers. it is unbelievably loud.
  • brooklynbubba
    brooklynbubba
    It's the 4am that kills me. No respect for others whatsoever.
  • anonymous
    anonymous
    Now I don't know if this was the same guy, but there was a guy blasting music from his MC at the 7th Ave Street Fair this past Sunday at the Carriage House Sports Bar. He seemed to be some kind of regular.
    I don't know if this helps.
    Eggs. Or a pile of sand on the gas tank. Or oil paint. Krazy glue. Muriotic acid.
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