success

[Rudolf Wagner]

The simple answer to that would be yes 🙂

We think we would be making 10 year old Mona and Lisa very proud. We assume that with “your success” you meant the success of what we have accomplished as “MonaLisa Twins” specifically.

It depends on how you define success but by the metrics that matter most to us which would be the impact our music has on other people, the happiness it brings ourselves, the experiences we get to create for other people, the sense of meaning we derive from it and the types of experiences and relationships we get to have ourselves because of this “path”, we consider ourselves very successful 🙂 In many ways things have turned out better than we ever dreamed of.

If you would define success by it’s more measurable aspects like the amount of people that know us, the amount of money we make, albums we’ve released, songs we’ve written etc … of course we are always working on ways to improve that. The more ears that listen, the merrier 🙂 But we’re anything but unhappy with how things are going at the moment.

A long answer to a short question ♥

[John Leonard]

a good long answer to a short question.

the first part of your answer is the one i agree with. in this world people give too much respect to others that accumulate wealth and material things . that is not what is most important. what you and your sister do ‘ and others ‘ makes a positive difference in other peoples lives. you and Mona are about 40 years younger than me and live in different parts of the world but by listening to your music you have helped me to remember music i forgot about. it is fun hearing a younger persons take on the music i grew up with.

you mentioned Melonie in one of your interviews. it made me remember seeing her in about 1970 in asbury park n.j.. she played so many encores she ran out of songs.

well anyway i was very impressed by your answer and look forward to your new music.

[Jung Roe]

Without art, the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable.  – George Bernard Shaw.

Hi Lisa, you and Mona make the world bearable and brighter for me and so many through your beautiful music.  Your impact on people is profound.  I think there is nothing greater than what you have accomplished, and the more ears you reach the better this world will be.  ????

 

[Michael Rife]

Hi all;

To have someone or a group continue in the music of the 1960s and 1970s is very valuable to me and not something that is easily measured.  In that way I believe MLT has been successful.  There are other younger ones out there doing the same type of music but not as well as Mona and Lisa.  Mike.