500 Days of Silence

A great reminder of what the pandemic did to us all. Some had it easier than others, but if you're employment depended upon human interaction, you were outta business. Pieces were heart wrenching as I remembered how I felt during that time.

Well crafted and laid out. Plus the music is awesome. So well done. This is a much watch and now I'm just adding more words to appease the system. What else can I say... These bands, especially the big ones, aren't just the folks you see on stage. These are large enterprises that consist of thousands of workers from all backgrounds and experiences. Yes, the rich rock star couldn't tour, but he also couldn't provide a means of living for ALL of the staff and associates.

A must watch if you love live music! Fascinating perspective of a band on the rise and how it was affected by the covid shutdown accompanied by interviews from a myriad of other musicians. This made me want to take a deep dive in to The Black Moods' music. Performers include The Black Moods, Sammy Hagar, Rick Springfield, Kevin Cronin of REO Speedwagon, Jimmy Adkins of Jimmy Eats World, and Robin Wilson of the Gin Blossoms, to name a few. It is also interesting to see live footage of the making of the albums The Black Moods have released to date as well as a back story of how the band came to be.