About

Dark and bleak as it may sound, DyingNote is really like the high of the ending kick of the snare drum, the last note of the piano, the closing crash of the guitar – a summation of all that preceded, the last memory. This is my attempt to bring to you some of the music that I love and which I hope you will too, if you already don’t. If I don’t cover certain genres of music, it doesn’t necessarily follow that I don’t like and appreciate those. I will desist mainly because I do not have a point of view that I consider worthwhile adding to the plethora of existing opinions or I do not consider myself competent and comfortable enough to comment on those.

Most of the writing will be supported by an audio file (mp3 format) of samples of songs covered. For copyright reasons, these are just snippets which fade out, with the beginning of the next sample overlaid (except the last piece of course). I’ll not sample the audio file at the high 320 kbps rate (which is what I normally do) in the interest of keeping the size reasonable without bringing in the crappiness of the standard 128k sampling. If you like any of the music here, please support the artiste and buy it online or from that heading-to-extinction music store.

Comments
  1. Salil Bhasin says:

    Amazing piece f writing i saw today..could really feel your endless emotions flowing in words in ur 2nd post.. and thanks for reffering all those amazing instrumentals.. loved all f them. i Probably would have never known about them :-)

    ganges delta blues was suuuper.. literally takes u in a trance :-)

    N ya nice compilation n mixing in draw your strings..

  2. gartsby says:

    Hi,

    You have a fascinating view on music. I cannot wait to read more.

    Thanks for visiting and liking my blog.

    I relate to your restrictions in the perspective of who best guitarists were. I grew up in an environment where music was segregated and you only listened to (and liked) certain genre only. I have grown up to be open minded – similar to the change in your view.

    Thanks,
    Gwyn

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