The Best female Singer/Vocalist

by **akhilis2cool** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 10:05 am

i wonder when our own music (non-filmi) industry is going to mature. saala baat kareki remixaan nikalte....

by **azazel** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 12:45 pm

Lucifer wrote:
Habitual Perfectionist wrote:It gives you a lot of insight into how music is progressing.

Are you sure you meant progressing and not regressing? I sure do not see any progress here.

that depends on what kinda musick ur listenin to my friend! atleast rock/metal is almost always pushing frontiers, breaking existing barriers. thats what i call music which keeps progressing.

by **Habitual Perfectionist** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 9:39 pm

azazel wrote:
Lucifer wrote:
Habitual Perfectionist wrote:It gives you a lot of insight into how music is progressing.

Are you sure you meant progressing and not regressing? I sure do not see any progress here.

that depends on what kinda musick ur listenin to my friend! atleast rock/metal is almost always pushing frontiers, breaking existing barriers. thats what i call music which keeps progressing.

Eggjaktlee my point. Even with our own Indian classical music, we have new instruments in vogue. Musicians are improvising with ragas. Fusion is maturing more and more by the day. I wouldn't call that regressing.

by **CtrlAltDel** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 11:07 pm

i visited "World Music" section at Music world today n came across albums by one "Karunesh"...? any heard him b4? is his music worth buying?

by **azazel** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 11:44 pm

CtrlAltDel wrote:i visited "World Music" section at Music world today n came across albums by one "Karunesh"...? any heard him b4? is his music worth buying?

funny, how smaaaaal the section is! havent even heard abt the guy, shall letya knw once i get more info :twisted:

have u heard Indian Ocean, btw?

by **CtrlAltDel** » Wed Sep 29, 2004 11:52 pm

azazel wrote:funny, how smaaaaal the section is! havent even heard abt the guy, shall letya knw once i get more info

thanX....

....btw i bot 3 albums: Drums of Fire (Sivamani and someone else), King of Drums (or something like that with Zakir Hussain etc) and 1 album of Shakti.

azazel wrote:have u heard Indian Ocean, btw?

yes i have they are different but good....

by **azazel** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 12:00 am

CtrlAltDel wrote:btw i bot 3 albums: Drums of Fire (Sivamani and someone else), King of Drums (or something like that with Zakir Hussain etc) and 1 album of Shakti.

listening to a whole lotta percussions, interesting. lemme knw how u found them. Shakti is brilliant in every way, baaps of fusion and their respective instruments. but, i still havent gotten used to their sound. guess, should give 'em a few more listens. John Mclaughlin is a mahaaan guitarist

azazel wrote:have u heard Indian Ocean, btw?

yes i have they are different but good....[/quote]

good, would've recommended them to u anyway. which album/s?

by **Habitual Perfectionist** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 12:04 am

This Karunesh character was heavy on the charts last year. Haven't heard him myself but have heard from ppl he's good. His music, AFAIK, is not really world music but indian folk music with some typical DJ mixing.

Such music is always better downloaded instead of spending a kadak patta.

by **azazel** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 12:09 am

Habitual Perfectionist wrote:His music, AFAIK, is not really world music but indian folk music with some typical DJ mixing.

in that case do that "vvv" as HP sez

Such music is always better downloaded instead of spending a kadak patta

by **CtrlAltDel** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 12:13 am

azazel wrote:listening to a whole lotta percussions, interesting.

yes, i am interested in instrumental these days. started with Joe Santriani album (3G Live) i bot last month...

azazel wrote:lemme knw how u found them.

sure...finished listening to half of Shakti....very good stuff to listen to on drives....very calming!

by **azazel** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 12:17 am

CtrlAltDel wrote:yes, i am interested in instrumental these days. started with Joe Santriani album (3G Live) i bot last month...

tht will be Joe Satriani/Steve Vai/Eric Johnson - G3 Live
tht was the 1st of the 3 G3 tours which feat. Satriani/Vai along with another proficient guitarist. it was Johnson[amazing] followed by Petrucci[Dream Theater] n Yngwie Malmsteen. there's 3 songs each by the solo guitarists n their bands followed by en encore featuring all of them. absolutely amazing

sure...finished listening to half of Shakti....very good stuff to listen to on drives....very calming!

have to get into their groove :roll:

by **black wizard** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 12:25 am

CtrlAltDel wrote:
azazel wrote:listening to a whole lotta percussions, interesting.
yes, i am interested in instrumental these days. started with Joe Santriani album (3G Live) i bot last month...
azazel wrote:lemme knw how u found them.
sure...finished listening to half of Shakti....very good stuff to listen to on drives....very calming!

good good...i have the G3 tour video :twisted:

i also have all Shakti albums...John Mclaughlin rules...btw, L. Shankar who played violin added an extra string to it which is very

and

and very

to play but he managed to pull it off with much ease.

by **malakpetmasala** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 5:51 am

azazel wrote:
CtrlAltDel wrote:btw i bot 3 albums: Drums of Fire (Sivamani and someone else), King of Drums (or something like that with Zakir Hussain etc) and 1 album of Shakti.

listening to a whole lotta percussions, interesting. lemme knw how u found them. Shakti is brilliant in every way, baaps of fusion and their respective instruments. but, i still havent gotten used to their sound. guess, should give 'em a few more listens. John Mclaughlin is a mahaaan guitarist

azazel wrote:have u heard Indian Ocean, btw?
yes i have they are different but good....

good, would've recommended them to u anyway. which album/s?[/quote]

hey try the Asian dub foundation, if u want a mix of political music and fusion. these are really good.

and coming to world music, try ur hands on this one called Indian gypsy by Ravi prasad. its awesome. got it a coupla weeks ago.

by **Kenny** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 10:47 am

On Topic: Bombay Jayshree (just for Zara Zara)

Off Topic: Check out this album: http://btmusic.org:2710/torrents-details.php?id=670

(BitTorrent n00bs can PM me for help, although I'm a bit of a n00b meself)

by **azazel** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 11:31 am

malakpetmasala wrote:Indian gypsy by Ravi prasad. its awesome. got it a coupla weeks ago.

exactly what kinda music is that??

Kenneeeeeee : thot i'd knocked u out for good. the bit-torrent link doesnt work, which artist is that?

by **CtrlAltDel** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 12:31 pm

azazel wrote:tht will be Joe Satriani/Steve Vai/Eric Johnson - G3 Live

yes...thats the one...now i am salivating for more of Santriani's music....he's amazing!

btw Az, wat kinda music is this Mahavishnu Orchestra...? i remember u talked abt it somewhere... if its not too heavily into classical, i'll think of buying it nxt time

by **Habitual Perfectionist** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 11:19 pm

Mahavishnu Orchestra is a precursor band to Shakti. It's fusion and its first class. Get it.

by **azazel** » Fri Oct 01, 2004 1:50 am

Habitual Perfectionist wrote:Mahavishnu Orchestra is a precursor band to Shakti. It's fusion and its first class. Get it.

the difference being, MO was more of jazz-rock fusion with not too much emphasis on classical music. it had the energy of rock n roll with the daring improvizations of jazz, a prominent entity of its time with master musicians from the world over :twisted:

for more info:

http://ubl.artistdirect.com/music/artist/bio/0,,462176,00.html?artist=Mahavishnu+Orchestra

get these 2 albums if u find them:

1. The Inner Mounting Flame [brilliance!]

2. Birds Of Fire

by LP » Fri Oct 01, 2004 5:01 am

I thought that the lead singer in evanescence is pretty good.The song from Daredevil was awesome.

BTW did anyone listen to the soundtrack of Resident Evil:Acopolypse.It has a list of awesome heavy metal bands.

by **malakpetmasala** » Fri Oct 01, 2004 5:41 am

azazel wrote:
malakpetmasala wrote:Indian gypsy by Ravi prasad. its awesome. got it a coupla weeks ago.

exactly what kinda music is that??

Kenneeeeeee : thot i'd knocked u out for good. the bit-torrent link doesnt work, which artist is that?

its world music, to describe it in words, i d say, its the modern present day indian classical/fusion version of Vivaldi. it has a touch of energy, melancholy, eagerness and everything to it. I was pretty impressed. i think this guy is on the first original buddha bar, thats where i knew this guy from.

and about the dub foundation... they a bit of everything, play flute, table, rap and sing bengali vocals. just hardcore Dub music

by **Alexis** » Fri Oct 01, 2004 8:53 am

I love the music by Madonna and Christina Aguilera, and they are truly talented artists. But so are Mariah Carey and Celine Dion.

by **Scorpion's Sting** » Fri Oct 01, 2004 11:01 am

LP wrote:I thought that the lead singer in evanescence is pretty good.The song from Daredevil was awesome.

Yup, Amy Lee. She has an awesome voice

by **black wizard** » Fri Oct 01, 2004 11:43 am

Scorpion's Sting wrote:
LP wrote:I thought that the lead singer in evanescence is pretty good.The song from Daredevil was awesome.

Yup, Amy Lee. She has an awesome voice

Cristina Scabbia from Lacuna Coil has a better voice...after all Lacuna Coil started out much before than Evenescence...

by **Habitual Perfectionist** » Fri Oct 01, 2004 10:10 pm

Alexis wrote:I love the music by Madonna and Christina Aguilera, and they are truly talented artists. But so are Mariah Carey and Celine Dion.

Christina Aguilera? Celine Dion? Cheeeeeeeee

by **Alexis** » Fri Oct 01, 2004 10:31 pm

Habitual Perfectionist wrote:
Alexis wrote:I love the music by Madonna and Christina Aguilera, and they are truly talented artists. But so are Mariah Carey and Celine Dion.

Christina Aguilera? Celine Dion? Cheeeeeeeee

Christina I like, but not Celine. But she has the talent, it was a rags to riches story for her. She sang her way to the bank.

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