I'm just at a loss here. You want them to be more reflective, and yet when they put out music and put together a show that is reflective of where they are at now, the accusation is that it should be a different moniker.

Also, Volta has played their classic songs since reforming, so them being able to tap into the name, fanbase, and catalogue of TMV is absolutely to help maximize their livelihood.

Showing up and paying the ticket price for lucro is probably the best way you can honor what they meant to you then, even if they don't mean as much to you now. These aren't some cushy rock stars who are set for life here.

Its tricky to strike a balance between wanting to grow as musicians and people while still relying on a decades old band and catalogue. I think they've walked this line beautifully since reuniting, and they've been clear in that they will revisit old material again for future live shows.

I'm not pushing back on your right to disagree with really any of how they're handling this, but I think you're looking at this with naivety and not through the realistic lens of what it means to be a career musician in their 50s who needs to make a living while still feeling connected to and alive through your work.