What will the neighbours think of my new stereo?

juansweetpotato · Post by **juansweetpotato** » Sun Apr 03, 2016 2:20 pm

I live in the Orus sey area.My neighbors are mainly just about middle-class Cambodians and Chinese. Hardly any barang around me.
I am thinking of purchasing a rather large stereo to play my funky vibes on. Will the neighbors complain and eventually chop me up like dog meat, or will they get into my funky vibe along with me?

Music to be played is very varied. From Hard metal, to classical. From dub reggae to old Khmer tunes. Basically everything between God and the Devil. I'll leave those tunes to the experts; although I do find myself tapping my foot to Spirit in the Sky which I believe was quite popular in the past to entice the young into certain Christian movements. Come with us guys, we're funky!

Any idea how it will be accepted?

Duncan · Post by **Duncan** » Sun Apr 03, 2016 3:10 pm

juansweetpotato wrote:I live in the Orus sey area.My neighbors are mainly just about middle-class Cambodians and Chinese. Hardly any barang around me.
I am thinking of purchasing a rather large stereo to play my funky vibes on. Will the neighbors complain and eventually chop me up like dog meat, or will they get into my funky vibe along with me?

Music to be played is very varied. From Hard metal, to classical.

From dub reggae

to old Khmer tunes. Basically everything between God and the Devil. I'll leave those tunes to the experts; although I do find myself tapping my foot to Spirit in the Sky which I believe was quite popular in the past to entice the young into certain Christian movements. Come with us guys, we're funky!

Any idea how it will be accepted?

Don't know about the hard metal,,,, but this is where all the reggae shit should be played.

Post by **Jamie_Lambo** » Sun Apr 03, 2016 4:07 pm

juansweetpotato wrote: From dub reggae to old Khmer tunes.

Something like this....

jaynewcastle · Post by **jaynewcastle** » Sun Apr 03, 2016 9:05 pm

juansweetpotato wrote:I live in the Orus sey area.My neighbors are mainly just about middle-class Cambodians and Chinese. Hardly any barang around me.
I am thinking of purchasing a rather large stereo to play my funky vibes on. Will the neighbors complain and eventually chop me up like dog meat, or will they get into my funky vibe along with me?

Music to be played is very varied. From Hard metal, to classical. From dub reggae to old Khmer tunes. Basically everything between God and the Devil. I'll leave those tunes to the experts; although I do find myself tapping my foot to Spirit in the Sky which I believe was quite popular in the past to entice the young into certain Christian movements. Come with us guys, we're funky!

Any idea how it will be accepted?

Why are you thinking of inviting your neighbours around to your house to listen to your music ?

juansweetpotato · Post by **juansweetpotato** » Sun Apr 03, 2016 9:43 pm

jaynewcastle wrote:
juansweetpotato wrote:I live in the Orus sey area.My neighbors are mainly just about middle-class Cambodians and Chinese. Hardly any barang around me.
I am thinking of purchasing a rather large stereo to play my funky vibes on. Will the neighbors complain and eventually chop me up like dog meat, or will they get into my funky vibe along with me?

Music to be played is very varied. From Hard metal, to classical. From dub reggae to old Khmer tunes. Basically everything between God and the Devil. I'll leave those tunes to the experts; although I do find myself tapping my foot to Spirit in the Sky which I believe was quite popular in the past to entice the young into certain Christian movements. Come with us guys, we're funky!

Any idea how it will be accepted?
Why are you thinking of inviting your neighbours around to your house to listen to your music ?

I don't think they will need to come round to listen to my music.