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Last year was the last edition of the hard dance festival nearby. Sadly, the same shit with a different name is happening this year again. Three days of hearing tchun-tchun-tchun until 1am.
I really don't understand what people find in that kind of music, or why it has to be so loud I can hear it from 2km distance (yes, I know wind direction has to do with that too).
Even worse, I don't understand how that is allowed to take place in a big park/forest/nature area.
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Last year was the last edition of the hard dance festival nearby. Sadly, the same shit with a different name is happening this year again. Three days of hearing tchun-tchun-tchun until 1am.
I really don't understand what people find in that kind of music, or why it has to be so loud I can hear it from 2km distance (yes, I know wind direction has to do with that too).
Even worse, I don't understand how that is allowed to take place in a big park/forest/nature area.
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Last year was the last edition of the hard dance festival nearby. Sadly, the same shit with a different name is happening this year again. Three days of hearing tchun-tchun-tchun until 1am.
I really don't understand what people find in that kind of music, or why it has to be so loud I can hear it from 2km distance (yes, I know wind direction has to do with that too).
Even worse, I don't understand how that is allowed to take place in a big park/forest/nature area.
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Last year was the last edition of the hard dance festival nearby. Sadly, the same shit with a different name is happening this year again. Three days of hearing tchun-tchun-tchun until 1am.
I really don't understand what people find in that kind of music, or why it has to be so loud I can hear it from 2km distance (yes, I know wind direction has to do with that too).
Even worse, I don't understand how that is allowed to take place in a big park/forest/nature area.
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Last year was the last edition of the hard dance festival nearby. Sadly, the same shit with a different name is happening this year again. Three days of hearing tchun-tchun-tchun until 1am.
I really don't understand what people find in that kind of music, or why it has to be so loud I can hear it from 2km distance (yes, I know wind direction has to do with that too).
Even worse, I don't understand how that is allowed to take place in a big park/forest/nature area.