Shameless stealing the idea from Geoff, here are the CDs currently cluttering up my desk, waiting to be mentally categorized and absorbed. Probably my haul from mid-April till now, with perhaps a few exceptions momentarily living elsewhere in the office. Yes, I spend too much money on music, but, on the other hand, I don't use needles. Pick your poison, and enjoy the frack out of it. Plus, added bonus, some of it is a write-off for client research, and office expenses. Ahem.
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Tags: music
Nice selection. I see you already have "You have stolen my heart". I'm starting to listen to a lot of Bollywood music.
I could never get into Indian classical music, although I love Bhangra. Bollywood is a complete world of its own, very different than other Indian music with lots of outside influences.
Check out the original version of "Dum Maro Dum" - it's pure cheesy 70s psychedelia. Listen to Mohammed Rafi's "Jaan Pehechaan Ho" - it sounds like it could be straight out of any cheesy 70s movie.