I am back
I am no Arnold Schwarzenegger, but still wanted to say "I am back" :) Will start posting in a day or two.
posted by Filbert at 12:37 PM
Monday, March 06, 2006
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- Sorgame endraalum...
- My new Laptop - Fujitsu LifeBook N3410
- Climb up...Loose calories...
- Smithless in Seattle
- Playlist series - Miscellaneous MDs - Songs from t...
- Surprise visits or so they call it
- Weekend movies - Munich & Chidambarathil Oru Appasamy
- One in a million reason why Brand Sachin still rul...
- Playlist series - Miscellaneous MDs - 90s songs
- A game for the ages
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- Azhagar Malai
10 Comments:
welcome back. hope u had a great time in India
Thanks for the comment Suresh. I have been reading your blog while in India to get the updates about any new albums. So, have you heard VV yet? I am also looking for your take on the Pattiyal album.
Hi Filby,
"Welcome Back"...Hope all r fine back home. Looking forward to the post on how many "targets" U were able to achieve...;)
welcome back! considering the lack of any new posts while in india, it must've been a busy and fun trip :)
Filby,
Welcome back !! Want to know more ... esp abt the "brief but exciting" - - - "******* **** ***** *** **********" trip of yours.
hi,
Pattiyal is good. VV is yet to release. Actually i am listening to two tamil pop albums, Thee and Mudhal Mazhayae. Both have are much better songs than that in recent tamil film soundtracks.
Preethi,
That post is on its way. That is the post I wanted to write after reaching Seattle. But since it took a while, thought of just saying that I am back in a la Arnold style.
You are correct Balaji. Actually, I was thinking of adding another number to the list '1 - number of posts that I will post from India'. But then I knew I would be too busy to do that and hence didnt include it.
Subha, no wild imaginations. knowing me, you should have guessed what would have transpired in Bangkok :)
Yeah Sures, Pattiyal is pretty good, but I wouldnt say that it is as good as Arindhum Ariyaamalum. Are those 2 pop albums available online somewhere for listening/ downloading? If I had know about their quality while back in India, I would have surely bought it. And just now read Karthik's take on VV. Looks like its good but not comparable to KK and Minnale.
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