Correcting the Columbus Music Scene
Posted by Veetor in General, Music at 3:13 am |
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Time again for a post. It seems I just forget about this thing from time to time. Life itself hasn’t changed much. My (what I think was) girlfriend stopped returning my phone calls, looks very upset whenever she sees me and generally tries to avoid me. Just going out on a limb on this one, but I believe she might not want to see me anymore, oh well. Moving on to a more important item for discussion: The Columbus music scene.
I have noticed that people in general don’t seem to care about music like they used to. It’s not about rights to songs and listening to them all cooped up in your room feeling like no one understands you. Music is there for people to connect. To share feelings that have no words to express them. It’s supposed to be an aggregate facilitating a coming together of minds and bodies. Sure musicians like to be paid for playing music. How do you think they are able to continue doing so? Most musicians I know work one or two jobs and then find time to be creative and write songs that inspire us all.
I understand we all are not made of money and can’t be expected to shell out five to ten dollars every night. But trust me if more people did go out you would find all kinds of groups of musicians that are very talented and worth listening to. I guess the biggest thing that needs to happen is people need to go out more and interact with other people face to face. Find new bands make this city something worth being in. Make it a cultural center. A place where people from all over the country say, “wow, did you know that the Columbus music scene is kicking?” It would help us all, musicians and non-musicians alike. If we have an awesome scene, more bands you do want to see will come as well as the cream of the crop from around the country. And I’m not just saying this because I play music, but because I’d like to really have something going for this city.
-V-

