Back in the day when we had a heavier prog-rock sound dominated by Bruce Eddie Shredder on lead guitar, Rajeev with the Alice in Chains cap on drums and the elemental Mr Sunil Chandienne on bass, we used to play this absolute crowd-immobilizer called Late O’Clock. We started performing it around 1997-8 and essayed it live as late as 2005.

If you haven’t ever heard of it, take a listen to this unreleased studio session from the taarchives.

The legend (for those who like to keep a tidy catalogue):

Late O’Clock (Instrumental)
Recorded 1997-98 @ Ebi Studios, Banaswadi, Bangalore
Personnel: Bruce Lee Mani: Guitar | Sunil Chandy: Bass | Rajeev Rajagopal: Drums | Bryan Richard: Rhythm Guitar

Yes, yes, we’re feeling generous. So, head to our ReverbNation page and download it. Just one thing — please don’t heckle us for lyrics.

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TIMES OF NEED – Vol 1 #3 – THERMAL AND A QUARTER
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In this issue:

How about a Nobel for Osama?

Never has an American president so loved by the world on his first day in office been so scorned the day he was anointed a Nobel laureate. The Nobel for Chemistry we understand, given that eternal People magazine cover story he has going with Michelle (left to us, we’d pick Sarkozy-Bruni). But the Nobel for Peace, for one who is still taking troops out of Iraq and pumping them into Afghanistan? Why not have him share the prize with Osama bin Laden?

If unhappy little bluebirds fly…

In which we ask: What is a former UN Under-Secretary doing with all that subsidised bandwidth? Or, is Shashi Tharoor a twit?

ALSO READ:

GUEST CALUMN(Y) – BY RAJEEV

“Being a Hindu I’m ashamed at how almost a billion Hindus decide to make a big noise and pollute our environment all together on the happy occasions of Diwali or Ganesha Chaturthi…”

PERSONAL FINANCE

Flooded with funds, but who’s pocketing them?
Is it just us being pessimistic, or does the Karnataka government’s largesse of Rs 9000 crore of flood relief from the Centre smell fishy?

CATFIGHT

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