It's always worth waitin' for Omo.

Question & comment.

Are you/were you a radio do? (I was and am).

And thanks for posting Pomplamoose! I went down a wabbit hole today with their voluminous covers & mash ups. I I can say is “wow.” And “where the hell have I been?”

Hey there @newmexicow and welcome!

No dj's here. But what we do have is an eclectic mix of miscreants and ne'er do wells lol We all, there is 5 of us, have mostly different tastes and musical expressions but they do overlap. Everyone of us has experienced and lived music from a very young age. It helped form the people we became and got us through our difficult times.

Speaking for myself I have musical family. Have an aunt and uncle in Vermont that have played bluegrass for decades. The French's. And my cousin , their daughter Jeanne Marie French, has toured all over the world and worked with musical giants. And other family members are musically inclined as well. But those of us that can't hold a tune in a bucket have a passion for music. My folks passed that love on to me growing up in the 60's 70's and 80's. So this made my tastes extremely varied. This love I passed along to my kids and they to theirs. It's very common for our summer months be filled with attending concerts in venues large and small. Last few years my list included local artists as well as the likes of Slipknot, Flogging Molly and Ghost.

So that is what we all bring to our blog. We may not be in the business but we still find a way for it to be our outlet. I love finding new artists to listen to. And that's how I personally came across Pompalamoose. Found them in my own rabbit hole. And while I draw breath I'll always be on the lookout for new music.

Thank you for joining us and happy listening! Never be too old to discover new music.

@soulless-blunder