Not Even Remotely a Travel Tale!
A friend asked me if I could give a link to his newly launched music site called printclassicalmusic.com. So here it is, and don't blame me for what you find there. It does not make much sense to me at least.
But music never did, apart from playing old Hindi movie songs in my car. And the funny things is how incongruent those songs are when you are navigating the NCR region. After all, 'aaye tum yaad mugjhe gaane lage har dhadkan' is no song to play when you are honking, breaking and cursing, all at the same time because a heard of cows are crossing the road.
But music never did, apart from playing old Hindi movie songs in my car. And the funny things is how incongruent those songs are when you are navigating the NCR region. After all, 'aaye tum yaad mugjhe gaane lage har dhadkan' is no song to play when you are honking, breaking and cursing, all at the same time because a heard of cows are crossing the road.
posted by Mridula at 8:55 PM
4 Comments:
Looks like a half-cooked site. My experience says that a website should never be let out until it is *fully* functional. Visitors are unlikely to visit it again if they see a site under construction.
About driving on Indian roads, its painful to see two entirely contrasting sides of the picture, technological development and responsibility's anti-development.
Ketn, thanks for the feedback. I will pass it on.
About driving, I also feel the big part of the problem is lack of consideration shown to each-other i.e. driving with high beam, honking rudely, flashing lights at the slightest pretext ... the list goes on.
I agree. LOL@your "gaane lagi har dhankan..."
I know, it starts singing but a different tune!
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