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Li'l every inch of us on the line
... on the string on everything could have been
Such unrest future
Just factors of our lives
Mud ja mud ja naseeba
Kahaan le aaye Naseeba
Kahaan le aaye Naseeba
If you want lighten up
Through the angry sky
Kahaan le aaye Naseeba
So story continues
Baadal lehraaye maat ka jo
Ban jaa Bijli baadal ko cheer tu
Rooh ko kar de yun roshan
Bas mushqil hai naamumkin tto nahi
Ban jaa Bijli
Naseeba
Kahaan le aaye Naseeba
Jhi jhi re jhi jhi re
Kahaan le aaye Naseeba
If you want lighten up
Through the angry sky
Minds without Fear
I often think that!
Yes - I want a REWIND button!!! @William - you listening?
(where is the PA (play again) button?)
I often think that!
The Shpongle track was moved, but Yes to Imogen was nice and trippy. And yes, sometimes the music here at RP is just too darn good and distracting for me to work to, so I too head over to SomaFM's Groove Salad downtempo station. But RP will always be my first and main internet station.
I started with RP back near the beginning of streaming audio. It suited my taste in music perfectly at the time but then I started to get into electronica (~Y2K) so I too drifted over to SomaFM's Groove Salad where I got introduced to all manner of cool stuff. But I would frequently revisit RP for my hit of Rock and then as RP picked up on more of the downtempo electronica stuff I found less impetus to go anywhere else. And the variety here is hard to beat, as is the presence of the long experienced DJ, namely, Bill G.
(where is the PA (play again) button?)
The Shpongle track was moved, but Yes to Imogen was nice and trippy. And yes, sometimes the music here at RP is just too darn good and distracting for me to work to, so I too head over to Somafm's Groove Salad downtempo station. But RP will always be my first and main internet station.
Oddly enough, I'm a huge imogen fan..... but liked the Sphongle song before it better than this one..... the discordance and tone of the indian mashup just isnt working for me on this tune.
and they thought it was really COOL!
Agree, absolutely love her work, it’s so interesting, listenable, danceable, & always inspiring .
Couldn’t agree more. This is another excellent collaboration from this brilliant & underrated artist.
and they thought it was really COOL!
Yeah ... i second that for sure!
Well at least it is a third the length!
Yeah ... i second that for sure!
Haha! I love this track and I Love Dengue Fever too
modernrelics wrote:
Personally, I really like this. It grabbed my attention completely with the mix of sounds and vocal styles.
One of the reasons I listen to RP is because of the voices from throughout the world I hear here!
Yes, she's fantastic!
I think in this track she sounds like a big fan of Conjure One.
Haha! I love this track and I Love Dengue Fever too
modernrelics wrote:
Personally, I really like this. It grabbed my attention completely with the mix of sounds and vocal styles.
Personally, I really like this. It grabbed my attention completely with the mix of sounds and vocal styles.
I'm beginning to think there is a consorted attack from right-wing bots to hijack radioparadise and turn it in to a country station.
Let's hope they don't succeed.
Personally, I really like this. It grabbed my attention completely with the mix of sounds and vocal styles.
Why so many sitar and East Asian songs these days?
Sounds like too many cats fighting all at once.
Ooooo. Can't say I agree with you at all. Love all of this stuff.
Launchpad to Control - ready for count down.
Roger that Launch. You’re clear for takeoff.
Begin countdown t minus 30.. 29… 28..
Heap big fan of this music
Yep, I'll second that . I listen to RP to be exposed to new and different music, to be stimulated, to have my horizons widened, and of course to keep me sane during staggeringly tedious wage-slavery. Kudos to Imogen Heap for pushing her boundaries. As with all experiments, some fail, some work, and IMO this one works well. 8 from the Nottingham jury.
That sounds like a mind WITH fear... and closed to new ideas. Nothing personal, that's just how that comment comes across to me. (Perhaps I just don't grok the Groucho reference...)
I find that listening to music that's somewhat outside of my comfort zone can open my mind to new and powerful ideas. Doing so helps me to shove my preconceptions and prejudices aside, to be less judgmental and a better listener -- not just to music, but to my family, friends, coworkers... and perhaps most importantly, to the voice inside me that keeps bugging me to work harder to become a better person. Imagine what you could do if you opened more doors than you slammed shut.
Anyway, just for fun, here's the poem from which the inspiration for this song arose:
Where The Mind Is Without Fear
Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high
Where knowledge is free
Where the world has not been broken up into fragments
By narrow domestic walls
Where words come out from the depth of truth
Where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection
Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way
Into the dreary desert sand of dead habit
Where the mind is led forward by thee
Into ever-widening thought and action
Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake.
by Rabindranath Tagore
Peace.
I like this song, but I like your comment, too. Groucho rules.
Why so many sitar and East Asian songs these days?
Sounds like too many cats fighting all at once.
same
This makes me want to stand up at my desk and dance. Luckily I have a riser desk and can...here I go!!!
i've watched the documentary many times https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvTwd4mTwQs&list=FLIfQ3V98b3v9wa1mcFMKVgg&index=45