Articles tagged with: Music
Dancing to the Didgeridoo with DaveJ
Recently a friend Ankush who attended a show at a local pub called Zenzi, where an unknown person called DaveJ would be playing the Didjreedo. I was a tad bit interested in going to the event but the place was not my cup of tea, …
The Ruben’s Tube
John Le Conte discovered in 1858 that flames were sensitive to sound, post that a lot of scientists conducted experiments based on the above theory. Then in 1904, using the past discoveries, Heinrich Rubens, took a 4-metre-long tube and drilled 200 small holes into it …
Jew’s Harp: A Magical, Musical Instrument
Playing a musical instrument can be exciting, especially when its as small as your forefinger and it resonates sound that is melodious and rhythmic. Jew’s harp also known as jaw’s harp or mouth harp is known to be the oldest instrument in the world. I …
Celebrate Bandra 2007
Listening to jazzy tunes by the seafront with people from all walks of life enjoying the beautiful setting on a pleasant Sunday evening. The Jazz and R&B performance by a local band called, The Big League, at Carter Road, Bandra, a Mumbai suburb, marked the …
Spanish Flamenco Performance
I went for a Spanish Cultural Evening recently in Mumbai and the highlight of the party and what I was really looking forward to was Flamenco performance by internationally renowned flamenco dancer Carmen Cortes and her husband who is considered the best flamenco guitar players …
Paul Dateh & Inka One
The Violin & Turntable video is a fascinating video recommended by Sahil Mane a friend of mine. Paul Dateh the violinist has his own blog where you can keep yourself updated with his shows.
I found the embed code on Groovy Grooves, a video sharing site …
A Fractular Journey!
Lovely fractular patterns can be seen in this video from the Spirals in Hyperspace album by Ozric Tentacles.
The Ozric Tentacles (commonly known as the Ozrics) are an instrumental band from Somerset, England, whose music can loosely be described as psychedelic. Formed in 1984, the band …
Louis Armstrong’s What a Wonderful World
You may have heard Louis Armstrong’s What a Wonderful World, intended as an antidote for the increasingly racially and politically charged climate in the U.S and was released as a single in early fall 1967.
The video below is a Hand Shadow artist performing on …
Worst Album Covers
Thanks to glamour shots, stuffy visual metaphors and lack of creativity, music album covers have come in all shades of crap. The repeat offenders being Beegees, Millie Jackson, Scorpions, Butthole Surfers, The Rolling Stones and Prince. Here are some of the Worst Album Covers of …
Weekends
What do you do on your weekends? Jefferson Airplane – White Rabbit, speaks about something I like doing, not the only but one of the nice things to do once in a while. Feed my head.
Read Alice in Wonderland the entire book with illustrations. While …
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