Archive for October, 2008
Ten Commandments in LOL Speak
Posted on October 30, 2008 - Filed Under blog
Given my continued fascination for LOL speak, I’ve decided to undertake a collaborative project with anyone interested to translate the Bible into LOL speak. I would’ve translated other holy works as well, but its quite easy to work on the Bible for starters, since it is already in English.
Regretfully, LOL speak is still in its [...]
Band Photo
Posted on October 30, 2008 - Filed Under music
So, the other day, our friend Shrenik came when we were putting practise, and using his flashy remote controlled Nikon DSLR took a few pics of us. Combined with Adobe illustrator, he’s done something that you can see embedded here (see up).
He’s taken a few other weird and funny photos of us. For more of [...]
Ek Do Teen
Posted on October 27, 2008 - Filed Under blog
While I was sitting at home on the sofa, staring away into the piercing green eyes of the inflatable alien hanging from our ceiling, a random thought suddenly struck me.
The song Ek Do Teen from the movie Tezaab just came to mind. The song begins with Madhuri Dixit’s character talking to the crowd, and when [...]
Mysore Rock Fest Day 2
Posted on October 27, 2008 - Filed Under blog
After my previous post on the fact that every band needs a sound engineer, I decided to check out the second day of the Mysore Rock fest which was being held at Purple Haze here.
Firstly, hats off to Anbumani Ramadoss for his smoking rule. The two pubs I’ve been to since the ban came into [...]
Every Band Needs a Sound Engineer
Posted on October 26, 2008 - Filed Under blog
Every band, big or small needs a sound engineer. This painfully obvious fact struck me like a thunderbolt (ok, I am exaggerating. It sort of just came to mind arbitly) when I was at a pub gig in Mysore.
For those unaware – yes, Mysore has pubs. Shocking but true. Sadly, it is going the Bangalore [...]
The ‘Rock On’ Review for Citizen Matters
Posted on October 24, 2008 - Filed Under articles
Following this post on the Rock On roast, I had a chance to put up a similar review, albeit toned down and significantly more formal for Citizen Matters.
However, nothing beats Greatbong’s Review for the same, at least so far as entertainment value is concerned.