And really it's not that great. It's just a job, I have bills to pay".
Yes all the musicians who've been playing the same venue and the same set since March 2020?
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And really it's not that great. It's just a job, I have bills to pay".
Well, they do have bills to pay. Pro performers have been amongst the hardest hit this past while. I'm sure some will take jobs they'd rather not take.Yes all the musicians who've been playing the same venue and the same set since March 2020?
Covid's coming homeThe current use of a thing or things "coming home", in the U.K.
Oh it is, to be sure to be sure.Is “for sure” an Americanism?
I don’t know, I don’t think it’s about saying “look at the grind I’m facing into.” I think it’s more “check out how much more interesting my job is than yours, you fucking pleb”.A musician friend had an insta up today because there were doing a function gig in the englands.
'view from the office today'.
I find this use of 'office' in the context of musicians to not sit well with me. Is it because the point of going to listen to some music, or to have music with a major life event is to be about as far from the office as you can mentally be, and the person responsible for that, who's been granted the local societal crown of being competent and talented enough that they are selected for these very important moments is basically on the insta going 'back to the fucking grind mate another bunch of plebs tying the knot'.
I dunno, I've always been of a mindset that wether it be a bar show, a function, a festival you are enterting sacred space, and to treat it such, and most definitely do not compare it to offices. Offices design humanity out in favour of uniformity. Fuck off like.
Interesting how this has taken us all into different interpretations. I can assure you though sleepy, while there's a bit of "check out how much more interesting my job is than yours” in there, it is more "look at the grind I’m facing into.” most of the time.I don’t know, I don’t think it’s about saying “look at the grind I’m facing into.” I think it’s more “check out how much more interesting my job is than yours, you fucking pleb”.
But either way, you’re right. It’s fucking annoying
I kind of figured that because it’s Instagram, the whole point of almost every post is “look how fantastic and interesting my life is…….you fucking pleb.” But that’s just my interpretationInteresting how this has taken us all into different interpretations. I can assure you though sleepy, while there's a bit of "check out how much more interesting my job is than yours” in there, it is more "look at the grind I’m facing into.” most of the time.
What that has to do with the hallowed ground of playing music on a stage, I dunno. I think that's a very valid point that ann post made earlier.
Ah in fairness, it’s not all bad. You find some decent bands there the odd timeCool man, insta does seem like poison and I do avoid it.
It might be different for other people who are selling their brand or whatever.
A musician friend had an insta up today because there were doing a function gig in the englands.
'view from the office today'.
I find this use of 'office' in the context of musicians to not sit well with me. Is it because the point of going to listen to some music, or to have music with a major life event is to be about as far from the office as you can mentally be, and the person responsible for that, who's been granted the local societal crown of being competent and talented enough that they are selected for these very important moments is basically on the insta going 'back to the fucking grind mate another bunch of plebs tying the knot'.
I dunno, I've always been of a mindset that wether it be a bar show, a function, a festival you are enterting sacred space, and to treat it such, and most definitely do not compare it to offices. Offices design humanity out in favour of uniformity. Fuck off like.
I’ve had people say that to me in work. Never realized it was an Ayn Rand but when I think of it in the context of who said it, it fitsin our offices in germany they did a revamp and decided to stencil quotes on the wall; the one nearest where i'd have sat when i visited was an ayn rand one, along the lines of 'it's better to do and ask forgiveness, than to seek permission and be denied'.
i did wonder was it one of the interior designers having a laugh.
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