rec.music.indian.classical Google Group

LIVING LEGENDS/ T.N.SESHAGOPALAN (WRITE-UP+MUSIC UPLOAD)

2008-09-07T02:02:24Z

A quaint smile plays on his lips as he handles, dextrously with great
skill, the most intricate of sangathis and swaraprastharams,preluded
by a highly creative and innovative exposition of a major raga like
karaharapriya or thodi in his exquisite,velvety,soft,melodio us voice
that is still enchantingly rich in it's tonal quality .He

RMIM Stuff

2008-09-06T09:52:03Z

Please repost to RMIM

Re: folk music series

2008-09-06T07:29:37Z

pop-ups are desabled

Re: HISTE

2008-09-06T06:51:58Z

Yep, right you are, you guys. HISTE it is!
Abhik

Re: HISTE

2008-09-06T06:09:54Z

The author's profile reveals four postings of the same, under three
different names, starting in Oct 07 with
[link]
Havanur

Re: HISTE

2008-09-06T05:59:33Z

Has it been featured on RMIC before? I don't think so. Did a cursory
search, couldn't find anything. In any case, I'd say the topic of the
post is legit as such. Certainly nowhere as egregious as fake Rolexes
(Rolices?) and the K Alphabet.
Might be a good idea to let this one pass.
Abhik

HISTE

2008-09-06T05:01:32Z

Since we are still debating the ambit of spam, I am going to label
this
"Haven't I Seen This Earlier? (HISTE)
Get lost, anyway
DG

Interesting New Music on iTunes

2008-09-06T02:21:47Z

For a free download of Apple iTunes for Mac or Windows, please click
[link]
Dear music connoisseur,
With great pleasure and sincere humility the red & green company
wishes to inform you of the release of four new albums of
intellectually stimulating music. The albums are now available online

Re: Nature and Ambit of Spam

2008-09-06T00:40:51Z

Except there is something called newsgroup etiquette, developed over
decades, that frowns upon spamming and commercial posting. A few links
pasted here for your reference:
[link]
[link]
[link]

Re: Nature and Ambit of Spam

2008-09-06T00:17:30Z

Don't be so harsh on him, DG. If you see his profile info, you'll find
this is the first and only time he's ever posted on a newsgroup.
Next, check this old post ((c) 2005) by Havanur, note especially the
part about reverse DNS lookup:
[link]

Re: Nature and Ambit of Spam

2008-09-05T21:27:05Z

I am copying my reply to other posting that had similar theme.
Actually I don't have any objection about people posting the products
related ICM on this RMIC newsgroup. It is you and Abhik who are
concerned.
Newsgroup is not a discussion forum in a University or NGO. It is an
open forum for people to post. As long as it is done in civil manner,

Re: Nature and Ambit of Spam

2008-09-05T21:25:35Z

Actually I don't have any objection about people posting the products
related ICM on this RMIC newsgroup. It is you and Abhik who are
concerned.
Newsgroup is not a discussion forum in a University or NGO. It is an
open forum for people to post. As long as it is done in civil manner,
anyone should be able to post anything they want related to the

Re: Nature and Ambit of Spam

2008-09-05T17:25:48Z

So we are to measure knowledge and understanding in GB? Isn't slim
supposed to be beautiful?
To paraphrase a cliche, what has it got that R Parrikar's 'pedia on
sawf, the itc-sra site, swarganga, and other such sources, free thanks
to the generosity of their authors, don't have?
DG

Re: Ethical question on carnatic music

2008-09-05T17:11:11Z

On Sep 4, 10:47 am, Subu <savvys...@yahoo.com> laid out his condition:
Are even listeners necessary? Given Radel et al, one can sing in the
bath with full accompaniment!
DG

Re: Ethical question on carnatic music

2008-09-05T08:41:39Z

Did you mean "nidhi chaala sukhama'?
--Shree