Aaron

My Shallow Lover

Nuke

BEAT IT

FISH ROCK

One day what happened means, becaas of budget all prices go high. Then there was full anger and rage in avar Ranipettai. Taking this chance, saidapettai peepal started fight with ranipettai and challenged them to rap. Then they showed how to PUT IT!

Rage in Ranipettai (LIVE Banned mix)

This is what happening when one paash paash Telugu lady from fareen land came to Tamil land to act in a movie based on Swat Kats cartoon and Catwoman. She started learning tapang song and dance sequence. But she was confused whether it was tongue or nose. Then she said it doesn't matter, We vil PUT IT.

Ringamukka Kats

Europe ko Jai se pyaar ho gaya

German roll house

From the debut album 'Blinding White Noise : Illusion and Chaos' which will release worldwide in early 2012 via Basick Records.

Vocals and lyrics by DMT
First guitar solo by Vishal J Singh
Second guitar solo by Marty Friedman

LYRICS:


I'll never know how something so alive and fine 
Can see behind the sun
I'll never know how someone so beautiful
Could pine away

Cry...we're free again, Celestial

I don't know why you can't fight me, resist, abide by fists
Back to back and it's time you knew now that this is all you had

When we are rejected we lose our way, we're terrified
When we are protected the stars shine light into our lives

I lost my way, I'm fine
I lost my way
I lost my way
I don't know and I don't care

Cry...we're free again, Celestial

I fell down undiscovered
I'm broken waiting for this endless day to come
Please don't turn off the lights we're having the time of our lives

I don't know why you can't fight me, resist, abide by fists
Back to back and it's time you knew now that this is all you had

As life burns out age old earth rolls on
Lights fade out, away

As daylight dies the world will turn it's back on you
As daylight dies the stars will shine for you
Don't want to feel like this anymore
Don't want to lose my way again


Celestial

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Paloma

Maximum City is really a song about loving life and feeling joy in the middle of the daily humdrum of a bustling city like Bangalore - which has transformed in the last 20 years from a small, sleepy retirement town, to one the fastest growing metro's in the world, and the Silicon valley of India.

It starts with the idea of moving to a new place, growing with it and then, years later, looking back to see how the place has changed and how one has changed with it without really knowing it or planning to. The feeling of belonging to a place and having a stake in it - becoming one with the place itself and the place being a part of oneself, is universal.

The words attempt to capture the notion that change is a natural fall out of urban development - be it New York, Shanghai or Bangalore - not necessarily a negative thing. Development is looked at by some folks as a bad thing - trees have to be felled for roads and buildings to come up - this song accepts change and goes with the flow to a better place, and with out realizing it, to a better person. And though places and people change, somethings still remain the same.

The song draws inspiration from a book by Sukethu Mehta with the same title - Maximum City - an extremly well researched and written account of the Author's journey away from the place of his home town (Bombay) to an alien upbringing in New York and then returning many years later to find his roots once again in the city of his birth.

Aaron

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