Where Is Live Music In Our Everyday Lives?

Let's bring back live music in our everyday lives.
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Hello everyone, no livestream today. I know that I said that I was going to hold a live stream on Saturdays now but I'm watching my daughter in the stage play Amadeus. She's playing Constanza. See you next week! Here is a short video for you talking about live music. Thank you for your support! Hal

[@bobschumann9326]

No problem Hal. Family is more important. Wishing your daughter a great performance.

[@chesterproudfoot9864]

It's not for everyone of course, but there's a lot of live music at bars and other venues (a neighborhood pizza place has live music 3-4 times/week). Just tonight we went to another place for the first time to see a friend's band (I'd only seen him sit in for a couple of songs with other bands). Terrible beer selection, but really good music and on a Sunday night. People were really into it, too. The DJ thing never did for me either, though I remember one DJ who read the room and she played some really good stuff. It's not every DJ who has Hank Ballard on their hard drives.

[@juliemulie1805]

Just an observation. We like live music. Just not a concert when the occasion is really calling for background music. Also, excessive volume has caused us to leave venues, including receptions and worship.