I think the best thing to do is go and speak with him and fully explain your situation...other than that, speak to your landlord, see if other tenants are having similar issues, etc...

Good luck :)

I agree with Kate 7, I think talking to him might help. It's not like he's doing something we do every day, such as walking; something like that is hard to avoid. But Djing, that's a bit different. If your discussion with him doesn't help, I suggest talking to the landlord.

But, I do have a question of my own. I would listen to my own advice, but I have three neighbors that have the same problem - and I only have seven neighbors total - they hate their doors. I'm assuming they hate their doors because they slam them all day. And by slam I mean the picture frames on my wall are impossible to keep straight, I have given up and accepted they will always move and never be parallel with the floor. Or worse, if I don't hear much noise and then suddenly they leave or enter their apartment I will literally jump off the sofa because it's so loud and it scares me half to death. If it was one person, I wouldn't have a problem, but I don't know how I'm supposed to confront half of my neighbors who feel it is necessary to make all the walls shake. Is it too much to ask my landlord (who is very nice and reasonable) to install the doorstoppers that go on the hinges and slow down the door, making it impossible to slam the door?

ruffee10,
I would say you could ask your landlord to speak to them, since you have other neighbors they wouldn't know it was you complaining.
Unfortunatly I live in a duplex so he would know its me! haha.
The past week has been better, even though last friday the music was really loud he turned it down at 10:00pm.

I looked out the window this morning to see a red pick up being filled with all his furniture. Hurray!
Now, lets hope the people that move in aren't any worse :/