This is a quick update. Because of the fact that upload-mp3.com suddenly and mysteriously reported that my login didn’t exist (!), I believe none of the media links on my blog are working. Essentially this means you won’t be able to listen to any of the recordings (mp3s) I have used inside each post. I hope this is a temporary problem, but all the same, I have now put up a Box.net widget (see the sidebar) that can play all my MP3 recordings. In case the issue doesn’t sort itself out I will rely on a new file host and hopefully re-write/link those posts with the new MP3 links (it sounds dreary and tedious just typing that out!). Another option I have is to buy space on WordPress.com, which doesn’t sound like a great idea to me at the moment. Sorry for the inconvenience, folks and thanks for visiting!
February 8, 2009...7:14 pm
Music On This Blog
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February 21, 2009 at 10:28 am
Its been so long and seems like there is so much catching up to do on your blog! I discovered some of your guitar tries only now. I like the way you named them
Any reason why ‘Money for Nothing’ in Abheri?
February 21, 2009 at 12:05 pm
Yikes! I hope they are all safe on your hard disk though.
February 23, 2009 at 12:45 pm
Thanks Carpe Diem. The Abheri was what I construed to be one of scales Money for Nothing was based on.
Varali, yes I do have the mp3s backed up on my HDD, but the issue is sorting through them and reposting them, a task in itself.
June 12, 2009 at 3:47 pm
How come no new guitar music from you for sometime?
Arun
June 12, 2009 at 4:00 pm
Hey Arun, welcome back. I’ve been in India for the last couple of months, and haven’t had a chance to play a lot of guitar. For the last couple of weeks though, I have listened to some very interesting music – one was Prasanna’s Electric Ganesha Land album, followed by a collection of renditions of Dwijavanthi and Sarasangi. I especially liked Akhilandeshwari Rakshamaam by Dikshitar rendered peerlessly by Santhanam (courtesy Sangeethapriya), and also a nice Sarasangi ragapravaham called Kaarunyam by the Ganesh-Kumaresh duo. Incredibly expressive, they are!