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Re: trippy indian music [Re: Shroomism]
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HOLY SHIT!!! that was the funniest thing I have seen all week. Made my day!!!

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Re: trippy indian music [Re: Shroomism]
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Shroomism said:
Sorry I had to post it.

I think it's a pretty catchy song anyway.... and GODDAMN do these people know how to dance :grin:




shit, honestly, I love EVERY SONG by all these indian pop guys.

Edited by rushofblood (03/26/08 04:18 PM)

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Re: trippy indian music [Re: Tangerines]
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what is the name of that instrument used in some indian songs, it is cool. Ravi SHankar's Three Ragas as an example.


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Re: trippy indian music [Re: psiloblaze]
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Sitar, as I said. The drums they use are called Tablas.

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Re: trippy indian music [Re: Tangerines]
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thread made me think of this song:


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Re: trippy indian music [Re: SampaJasli]
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ahh i thought when you said sitar, you were refering to one of Ravi Shankar's albums . Ill wikipedia both those names too check them out because the sitar is sweet.


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Re: trippy indian music [Re: psiloblaze]
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You ever listen to The Beatles at all? I am not a huge fan, but check the song Within You Without You because George Harrison plays Sitar in that song and it is really a trippy track.

Ravi Shankar taught him personally when they went on a trip to India. :psychsplit:


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Re: trippy indian music [Re: Tangerines]
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oh damn i have that song on my ipod. Ill play it rite now


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