There was a time when music was simply one of the disciplines a well-rounded person did, along with the other day-to-day survival arts and imperatives. Many in my circles lament the "death of the music industry", due to digitalization and the low entry bar to distribution, and I feel that. Yet there is a beauty in not being distracted by the carrot of "success" and just making and playing music for the love of it. But waddo I know - I'm well fed.
Oh, Mike. Don't you know it's wrong to yell "Free Bird" in a parrot-owning household?
There was a time when music was simply one of the disciplines a well-rounded person did, along with the other day-to-day survival arts and imperatives. Many in my circles lament the "death of the music industry", due to digitalization and the low entry bar to distribution, and I feel that. Yet there is a beauty in not being distracted by the carrot of "success" and just making and playing music for the love of it. But waddo I know - I'm well fed.
An appreciative crowd is still very nice.