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Discover LudwigThe phrase "blasted music" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used as an intensifier to describe loud or annoying music. Example: I couldn't concentrate on my work because my neighbor was playing blasted music all night long. Here, "blasted music" is used to convey the idea that the music was extremely loud and disturbing. Other possible contexts for the phrase could include complaints about noisy neighbors, loud parties, or events with excessive noise levels.
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A band blasted music and fight songs; cheerleaders led cheers.
Students honked horns, blasted music and even mooned fellow drivers Friday night on the 760-acre Ft. Myers campus.
They set up on beaches, blasted music and wound up with a tennis-meets-spring-break traveling show.
The fraternity members placed a space heater in the enclosed area, turned on a strobe light and blasted music.
During the siege of the Branch Davidian compound, in Waco, Texas, in 1993, the F.B.I. blasted music and noise day and night.
A week or two later, the two had their first "huge blowup" after Carmen Valentine blasted music from her car, which was parked outside the building, she said.
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Mickey liked to blast music during his scenes.
In one afternoon, 19 boom cars, crammed with speakers blasting music at earsplitting volumes, were impounded in Washington Heights.
The need some city drivers seem to feel to blast music at full volume out their car windows is abating.
Madonna discovered this a few years ago when one of her neighbors on Central Park West sued her for blasting music.
I listened to it compulsively, like an addict, blasting music into my head and causing major damage to my ears.
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