What are our rights playing the drums?

duchy

booksurr wrote: »

ignores answers
repeats questions
demonstrates recurrent inability to accept other viewpoints

Autism does run in families so perhaps the OP is not obnoxious or trolling but merely demonstrating characteristics,

Question for the rest of you - if you were genuinely looking for an answer rather than trying to pick a fight-- would you post on a well known moneysaving forum......or on a drumming forum ? Just sayin'

Gigervamp

Towser wrote: »

As I have found out with previous neighbors it's no good talking because what happens on the surface does not happen in reality.

These people are not your previous neighbours. Your first port of call should be to speak to them, as advised loads of times here, and ask when would the best time be for your son to play on his drums.

And yet, you just want to deliberately antagonise them, shown by your repeated use of the words, "revenge", "punishment" "get them back".

You seem to have a vendetta against them because they had the audacity to have building work done on their home and their children do what children do when playing outside.

Mojisola

http://www.noisyneighbours.net/forum/topic/2319/drum-kit-in-the-day/ and
http://www.drummerworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=71558
might be of interest.

ScorpiondeRooftrouser

SnooksNJ wrote: »

So being subjected to loads of noise from your trashbag traveller neighbors has inspired you to become a bigger trashbag to your new neighbors.
Awesome!

Someone once punched me in the face. So if I ever meet the OP, I shall punch him in the face. He will think this fair, clearly.

robatwork

"We are a drumming family"

Is that a thing now?

This thread is like beating my head against a brick wall. In tempo with Blue Monday

Towser

You're expecting a legal reason to counter their complaints to allow you to continue annoying them which you are justifying because you think they are noisy. If this is a problem for them they will deal with it however they want. Its possible they will involve environmental health and the police.

Yes put another way.

Autism does run in families so perhaps the OP is not obnoxious or trolling but merely demonstrating characteristics,

I know I am too far up the spectrum but not diagnosed.

Question for the rest of you - if you were genuinely looking for an answer rather than trying to pick a fight-- would you post on a well known moneysaving forum......or on a drumming forum ? Just sayin'

This is my favorite website. I ask all my questions here.

Dear people I will put in place all your reasonable suggestions of course I have never said I won't. I am on good terms with my neighbors on the surface so far but the noise does make my blood boil.

bobbymotors

Troll.

Do not feed.

scaredlady

Some people who have to practice on musical instruments have rented one of those storage rooms/spaces.
They can practice away to their hearts content and there is only "stuff " listening to them.
Could you rent one of those long term for your son, and when he needs/must practice, take him to that.
Then there will be no noise from your house, and if required you can go down the council route with the noise your neighbours are making.

Randomjargon

You sound absolutely mental...

kimbyanne

We had a neighbour in a terrace house, he was a idiot with a drum kit.

He thought he had the right to play drums whenever he wanted, the noise was unbearable.

Long story short, we complained, he was told to get rid of the drums or be evicted.

If you live in anything other than a detached house in the middle of nowhere, you can't have drums. It's bloody antisocial