Monkey Temple has set the bar high already in Nepalese Music. Thanks and congratulations to all the Band members, which became the first ever Nepalese Music Band to be featured on MTV India…Now talking specially about this particular song “Anumati” (अनुमती), it became a massive hit. “Anumati” from the Album “Shades of Grey” became the…
I decided to do some four levels on the chapters from English II, Second Semester, BBA, TU, as I received several requests to post more of ’em, and I liked to save some of my old notes! So here’s one for you young boys and girls: Analysis or Four Levels of Metaphors by Sylvia Plath. (FYI:…
Before we get started with this mesmerizing second guitar solo for Sano Prakash by Atomic Bush, let’s agree on something. ‘Sano Prakash’ is undoubtedly the Rock Anthem in Nepali Music. The song is equipped is almost all guitar techniques. If you are looking to hone your guitar skills, then trying to master ‘Sano Prakash’ can…
In the previous post, we worked out the guitar tabs and chords of “Gahiro” by Monkey Temple. The credit goes to Aashik Shrestha who had the honor of working with the band writing guitar tabs for them. Here’s the complementary post where you can find the guitar chords and lyrics for Gahiro by Monkey Temple….
Thanks to Guitar Maestro, Aashik Shrestha, who swiftly worked out the following Guitar Tabs and Chords for Gahiro song by Monkey Temple. In fact, Aashik has contributed to most of the Guitar Tabs and Chords available in this blog. He is one kind of a person. Truly a Genius. Doesn’t even need a Guitar to write…
Atomic Bush started out as an underground, progressive rock band back in 2005, and we lived to witness their biggest hit “Sano Prakash” and many others. However, after doing some gigs mostly with KTMRocks and releasing their only album P Jam, the band took a break. But better late than never, something big is happening again. Is Atomic Bush getting back together?
Rabindranath Tagore is a gem of Indian literature, known all over the world for his amazing works in the domains of prose, poetry, and dramas. If you have read his writings, you must have inevitably experienced an out-of-this-world triangle of philosophy, humanism, and mysticism. No wonder, he won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1913.
Only after reading this book that I realized how much I have missed about life and its meaning from a totally different yet simplest possible perspective that the author has put in the book. This article is just a humble and innocent attempt to present what I could grasp from the book and found worth sharing with the world.
It’s up to the person to decide to do the things that make one great, to be like the Tortoise: tough against threats, yet popping his head and feet out when there’s something good for him to explore; the Hare, ruled by instinct; or the Rat: destined to be unknown.
