The song definitely goes in the "Western" section I'd say. There's not much Indian about it, especially if you don't see the video. A lot of it can be found other American-type music; quite a few similar songs.
Re: Idlee & sambarra
by kunnathidathil anil on May 13, 2011 02:29 AM
U northee langotttiwallaaa....chewing....the jhardha paan u dudes.. lost the senses...nd can't understand the 'legendary parents gifted children's ability nd unique talents... this is her maiden stage show nd many more to come to get mature... lungee's are much better than u... confused verminsss.....wake up...nd catch the fasttt world around u.. the language which u used can only be used at ur homes, in that mud houses, made out with cow dung and straw....
Re: Re: Idlee & sambarra
by Red Iff on May 17, 2011 05:12 AM
relax man,, the above person is not a north indian .. he is a porki.. trying the devide and rule
Re: Really ?
by navin k on May 13, 2011 11:57 AM
Do not take me wrong, but most musicians in India past and present do not have an idea of the others in the country. It is very difficult to keep track of all or most of them regularly. If I tell you that India is the only country which has two classical forms of music, Hindustani and Carnatic and we have had this for centuries.
As a star kid, it is always more difficult to get appreciated by other legendary musicians. A star kid might be a hit with the music listeners, but getting appreciation from other legendary musicians is very very difficult.
Take Anoushka Shankar, daughter of Pandit Ravi Shankar as an example. She has done many fusion albums with greats from across the world. She has been around for a few years now but has not yet been appreciated by other music greats from India.
A rock band from India can practice for a few years, perform and attain success much faster than a classical musician. A rock band can make money 5 years from their start. A classical musician, ex:Carnactic, will have to practice for 15 - 20 years before he/she can start performing and only later think about money!!
Let it be any of the star kids, Anoushka Shankar, Rahul Sharma etc, they are yet to get the appreciation from other legends.
Becoming a Pandit or an Ustad is extremely difficult. By the time they do become one, most popular music artists start and retire, making millions on their way.
Re: Re: Really ?
by Arun on May 15, 2011 07:21 AM
For that matter, how many times have you heard music greats appreciating eachother (dnt consider the praisings on the stage which was a prepaid boughtout deal)? Not only in music, but in evey field... somehow, the pride and headweight gets accumulated on their way to success and they forget the path they take and the people who supported them. So, definitely, the real talents get appreciated by the people and the ones that are star kids really get a jump start or a launching pad without having to wait like the others. Surviving is in their own hands.
Re: being CHOKALINGAM's or RAMALINGAM,s daughter may heip!
by navin k on May 13, 2011 11:58 AM
Sorry for posting a reply to your message. It was a mistake.
Re: being CHOKALINGAM's or RAMALINGAM,s daughter may heip!
by navin k on May 13, 2011 11:56 AM
Do not take me wrong, but most musicians in India past and present do not have an idea of the others in the country. It is very difficult to keep track of all or most of them regularly. If I tell you that India is the only country which has two classical forms of music, Hindustani and Carnatic and we have had this for centuries.
As a star kid, it is always more difficult to get appreciated by other legendary musicians. A star kid might be a hit with the music listeners, but getting appreciation from other legendary musicians is very very difficult.
Take Anoushka Shankar, daughter of Pandit Ravi Shankar as an example. She has done many fusion albums with greats from across the world. She has been around for a few years now but has not yet been appreciated by other music greats from India.
A rock band from India can practice for a few years, perform and attain success much faster than a classical musician. A rock band can make money 5 years from their start. A classical musician, ex:Carnactic, will have to practice for 15 - 20 years before he/she can start performing and only later think about money!!
Let it be any of the star kids, Anoushka Shankar, Rahul Sharma etc, they are yet to get the appreciation from other legends.
Becoming a Pandit or an Ustad is extremely difficult. By the time they do become one, most popular music artists start and retire, making millions on their way.
Re: being CHOKALINGAM's or RAMALINGAM,s daughter may heip!
by navin k on May 13, 2011 11:56 AM
Do not take me wrong, but most musicians in India past and present do not have an idea of the others in the country. It is very difficult to keep track of all or most of them regularly. If I tell you that India is the only country which has two classical forms of music, Hindustani and Carnatic and we have had this for centuries.
As a star kid, it is always more difficult to get appreciated by other legendary musicians. A star kid might be a hit with the music listeners, but getting appreciation from other legendary musicians is very very difficult.
Take Anoushka Shankar, daughter of Pandit Ravi Shankar as an example. She has done many fusion albums with greats from across the world. She has been around for a few years now but has not yet been appreciated by other music greats from India.
A rock band from India can practice for a few years, perform and attain success much faster than a classical musician. A rock band can make money 5 years from their start. A classical musician, ex:Carnactic, will have to practice for 15 - 20 years before he/she can start performing and only later think about money!!
Let it be any of the star kids, Anoushka Shankar, Rahul Sharma etc, they are yet to get the appreciation from other legends.
Becoming a Pandit or an Ustad is extremely difficult. By the time they do become one, most popular music artists start and retire, making millions on their way.
Re: being CHOKALINGAM's or RAMALINGAM,s daughter may heip!
by navin k on May 13, 2011 11:56 AM
Do not take me wrong, but most musicians in India past and present do not have an idea of the others in the country. It is very difficult to keep track of all or most of them regularly. If I tell you that India is the only country which has two classical forms of music, Hindustani and Carnatic and we have had this for centuries.
As a star kid, it is always more difficult to get appreciated by other legendary musicians. A star kid might be a hit with the music listeners, but getting appreciation from other legendary musicians is very very difficult.
Take Anoushka Shankar, daughter of Pandit Ravi Shankar as an example. She has done many fusion albums with greats from across the world. She has been around for a few years now but has not yet been appreciated by other music greats from India.
A rock band from India can practice for a few years, perform and attain success much faster than a classical musician. A rock band can make money 5 years from their start. A classical musician, ex:Carnactic, will have to practice for 15 - 20 years before he/she can start performing and only later think about money!!
Let it be any of the star kids, Anoushka Shankar, Rahul Sharma etc, they are yet to get the appreciation from other legends.
Becoming a Pandit or an Ustad is extremely difficult. By the time they do become one, most popular music artists start and retire, making millions on their way.
Its good if her role model for jazz singing is Ella Fitzgerald. She had a great voice, will check her new album out.. another in the way of Norah Jones??
U & UR VOICE IS BEAUTIFUL, U BORN AND BOUGHT UP IN A COUNTRY WHERE THERE IS EVERYTHING FOR YOUR FUTURE. U GOT GOOD FAMILY BACK GROUND. SAVE YOUR CULTURE, NATION BY SERVING THROUGH UR GOOD MUSIC BY RESPECTING OTHERS ALSO.
Re: If I Am Made Dictator of India!!!
by ANAND B on May 12, 2011 01:22 PM
I agree with several of your views but the reality is this.
You - as in YOU - personally - wont oversee the execution of such policies. WHat if the law enforcers - Police and Judiciary use this mechanism to settle scores with their personal enemies and then grow so much power that their area/district/state is in their control and not yours! Hmm.. that sounds more like some of our neighbouring nations!!
Law enforcement like the one you said is a problem, thats the only problem.
Re: If I Am Made Dictator of India!!!
by provu rai on May 12, 2011 11:09 AM
at first you become the dictator of your own home. and apply ur thoughts. becose charity starts from home.
