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Thursday, April 19, 2007
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Some moments tell us who we are, and others who we might have been. I have lost my innocence. If you see it...lemme know. The older I get, I think that I will never find it. Ohh, and that reminds me...I lost my youth.
Wow, this is starting to be a poem. Which also reminds me, I lost my time to write new poems. So therefore, I lost my futer masterpieces. But oh well, Some wo-men have no conscious at all and for thier sake I would leave this at that!
Some moments tell us who we are, and others who we might have been. I have lost my innocence. If you see it...lemme know. The older I get, I think that I will never find it. Ohh, and that reminds me...I lost my youth.
Wow, this is starting to be a poem. Which also reminds me, I lost my time to write new poems. So therefore, I lost my futer masterpieces. But oh well, Some wo-men have no conscious at all and for thier sake I would leave this at that!
for today..
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"Life is 10% what you make it, and 90% how you take it."
"Enjoy life. There's plenty of time to be dead."
"Enjoy life. There's plenty of time to be dead."
So, to me life is like a flower bed where weeds will continue to pop up along the way, but as soon as they are evident, I would pluck them out. All of my flowers are all planted in that fabulous soil. They've been feed and watered. Now comes one of my greatest challenges, patience. Waiting on the flowers to grow and fill in. I'm working on my patience, but that doesn't stop me from walking around my garden saying "grow, grow, grow".
The picture..
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Monday, April 16, 2007
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This man is amazing live, on stage, but even more remarkable just a few inches away singing acapella – simply delightful! For the second time in my life I get to meet Hariharan, who improvise each and every song with results of the 'audience' and the 'nature' of the his mind. As promissed picture above;
This man is amazing live, on stage, but even more remarkable just a few inches away singing acapella – simply delightful! For the second time in my life I get to meet Hariharan, who improvise each and every song with results of the 'audience' and the 'nature' of the his mind. As promissed picture above;
Guftagu kya hai..
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yeh aaine se akele mein guftagu kya hai
jo mein nahi hoon to phir tere rubaru kya hai
isi umeed mein kaati hai zindagi meine
woh kaash poochte mujhse ke aarzoo kya hai
yeh rang e gul yeh shafaq aur taavish e anjum
tera jamal nahi hai to chaarsu kya hai
kyon unke saamne tum dil ki baat karte ho
jo khud samajhte nahi dil ki aabru kya hai
Listen to the live version from the Philly Concert here;
Also available here:
jo mein nahi hoon to phir tere rubaru kya hai
isi umeed mein kaati hai zindagi meine
woh kaash poochte mujhse ke aarzoo kya hai
yeh rang e gul yeh shafaq aur taavish e anjum
tera jamal nahi hai to chaarsu kya hai
kyon unke saamne tum dil ki baat karte ho
jo khud samajhte nahi dil ki aabru kya hai
Listen to the live version from the Philly Concert here;
Also available here:
Hariharan 2007 Concert!!!
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Monday, April 9, 2007
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Hariharan, one of the few audience friendly singers regaled us last night evening with some great numbers including Ghazals, Thumri’s, Hindi, Telugu, Marathi and Tamil songs. We, audiences truly appreciate and acknowledge the fact that Hari could easily get the mix of old and young going, singing with him and at times clapping with him.
Ennai Thalata was one such occasion where we were all singing along with him, even the non Tamil speaking! He sang many of his popular Ghazals like Kaash, Roopa Roop, Eh de Masti Hain; movie songs like Tu hi re, Roja jaane man, Ennai thalatta varuvala, Yadein, Woh Lamhe, Ayingarau Veetu, Nila Kaaygiradhu, Aye Hairathe Ashiqui, Neloori Nerajana, and many others….including my favorite Krishna Nee begane baro from Colonial Cousins. His vocal range and the ease at which he moved across the highs and lows – phenomenal! The vocals of Hariharan enlivened his age.
The way he always begins a song in a totally different way (Alaap), before getting into the actual lyrics of the song was really one of the interesting highlight that kept me and the entire audience guessing what song he was going to be singing, and this surely was something (a music fanatic) like my self enjoyed with Chanda re/Venilave from Sapnay/Minsara Kanavu. Also Aye Hairathe was special as Hariharan himself sung the ‘Dham Dhara Dham Dhara Chashm Chashm”, with great ease and power unlike some so called issai puyal ;) lol
Anyway I would post more later (with Pictures).. but you have to wait as I have to get back to work now :)
Ennai Thalata was one such occasion where we were all singing along with him, even the non Tamil speaking! He sang many of his popular Ghazals like Kaash, Roopa Roop, Eh de Masti Hain; movie songs like Tu hi re, Roja jaane man, Ennai thalatta varuvala, Yadein, Woh Lamhe, Ayingarau Veetu, Nila Kaaygiradhu, Aye Hairathe Ashiqui, Neloori Nerajana, and many others….including my favorite Krishna Nee begane baro from Colonial Cousins. His vocal range and the ease at which he moved across the highs and lows – phenomenal! The vocals of Hariharan enlivened his age.
The way he always begins a song in a totally different way (Alaap), before getting into the actual lyrics of the song was really one of the interesting highlight that kept me and the entire audience guessing what song he was going to be singing, and this surely was something (a music fanatic) like my self enjoyed with Chanda re/Venilave from Sapnay/Minsara Kanavu. Also Aye Hairathe was special as Hariharan himself sung the ‘Dham Dhara Dham Dhara Chashm Chashm”, with great ease and power unlike some so called issai puyal ;) lol
Anyway I would post more later (with Pictures).. but you have to wait as I have to get back to work now :)
