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Jai Uttal — Lake Of Exploits
Album: Beggars And Saints
Avg rating:
5.3

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Total ratings: 691









Released: 1995
Length: 4:30
Plays (last 30 days): 0
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 naomin wrote:

Oh man, I was really grooving on this until I saw the red bars.  Remind me not to look at those when I'm happy.




Cheer up!!  A LOT more people voted green bar than red bar!! 34 Green, 6 Red!  
Posted 10 months ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
Oh man, I was really grooving on this until I saw the red bars.  Remind me not to look at those when I'm happy.
Posted 1 year ago by naomin    [ Reply ]
This sounds like Camelot stole it for the National Lottery "Magic Numbers" jingle.  Naughty, naughty.
Posted 3 years ago by DaidyBoy    [ Reply ]
Posted 3 years ago by Hippostar    [ Reply ]
I'm giving it an 8 just to offset the haters
Posted 3 years ago by rhlrstn    [ Reply ]
This radio simply is Paradise. 
Honestly, I mean, is it not?
Don't anyone ever get me started on synchronicity, while listening to RP, as it happens by the minute, most always and everywhere (wherever I go).  21st Century Schizoid Man or not, is the question to ask myself. The answer still would be a definite no, AFAICT. 

Posted 3 years ago by (former member)    [ Reply ]
Pretty good for kirtan...6
Posted 4 years ago by debobasu    [ Reply ]
Play more Indian music please
Posted 5 years ago by stephen.king12101    [ Reply ]
one of the better jai tracks I've heard. 
Posted 5 years ago by RabbitEars    [ Reply ]
 zaebb wrote:
 

Adventure Time is so awesome, and this GIF is nearly perfectly timed to the beat of this tune (only slightly ahead of the tempo).
Posted 5 years ago by theirongiant    [ Reply ]
Posted 5 years ago by zaebb    [ Reply ]
 percolator wrote:
Originally Posted by ncollingridge: Tracks like this justify the eclectic description of the programming. One of the reasons I listen to RP is to hear new and interesting stuff - where else would I get to hear a track like this?
Ditto ditto! Plus, framed on either side by Loreena McKennit and the Grateful Dead. Find me commercial station on the planet that would/could do that.
 

KCRW Eclectic 24... but Paradise is now LOSSLESS!!!! woo hooooo....
Posted 5 years ago by fredphoesh    [ Reply ]
+1 for the shredder 
Posted 5 years ago by brollo    [ Reply ]

Posted 9 years ago by Stylist    [ Reply ]
Might I suggest some A.R. Rahman if we are going to do this genre.
Posted 9 years ago by ick    [ Reply ]

Posted 9 years ago by ekin    [ Reply ]
Boring
Posted 9 years ago by chcarneiro    [ Reply ]
BillG wrote:
vi humor. doesn't get much geekier than that :-)
Emacs forever!! I think that regular expression format is used pretty widely... Perl... sed... etc.
Posted 17 years ago by UltraNurd    [ Reply ]
Jai Uttal is an American born in New York City.
Posted 17 years ago by winsam    [ Reply ]
CaptTofu wrote:
s/Turkish/Indian/
vi humor. doesn't get much geekier than that :-)
Posted 17 years ago by William    [ Reply ]
Seriously guys, there's much better music coming from India. This is what would entice the 'karma-tourist' coming to India for a month, IMNSHO. As for me, this reminds me of some cheap orchestra playing at an Indian wedding. That said, some of the comments here cracked me up. I mean, come on guys... Saddam, Osama? Jeez!
Posted 19 years ago by pilate    [ Reply ]
masterhead wrote:
What is wrong? You need the anglo saxon filter for you to digest?
no, those vocals suck though
Posted 19 years ago by AlanCE    [ Reply ]
I love Indian and Arabic music (I've traveled fairly extensively), but there's a much better rendition of this song on a compilation CD put out by the jazz magazine Jazzis. It's purely instrumental except for the background chanting. I have no idea what the lead singer is saying, but his vocals distract from what is otherwise a very cool song. Bill, look for the Jazzis rendition. I can upload it to you if you like. (I didn't pay for it either; it came free with my Jazzis trial subscription.)
Posted 19 years ago by mojoman    [ Reply ]
bluedot wrote:
c'mon bill, just play ANYTHING from peter gabriel's "passion" instead of this! the solo ain't bad, tho. is that a sitar? :D/ :D/
What is wrong? You need the anglo saxon filter for you to digest?
Posted 20 years ago by masterhead    [ Reply ]
It gets really scary when you read comments like this, next thing you know people is stoning any man with a turbant in the street...So f...ing scary Indian music as well as Middle eastern Music is so delightful, full of centuries of tradition philarktos wrote:
Afraid that's your misfortune. The folks most likely to be dancing to this would be rather more harmless vegetarian Hindus.
Posted 20 years ago by masterhead    [ Reply ]
After the last song, "White Bird", this is great, so I gave it a 5!
Posted 20 years ago by TeddiB    [ Reply ]
These are the moments when, regrettably, I must turn off RP. :(
Posted 20 years ago by jayladdin    [ Reply ]
Tux wrote:
Simply not my taste. Boring and too turkish. As said, not my taste
s/Turkish/Indian/
Posted 20 years ago by CaptTofu    [ Reply ]
Simply not my taste. Boring and too turkish. As said, not my taste
Posted 20 years ago by Tux    [ Reply ]
Sounds like he's saying "I'm tired". I am too! Damn this daylight savings!
Posted 20 years ago by Pipes    [ Reply ]
That is a band and thats all I am going to say right now.
Posted 20 years ago by fuzzy_logic    [ Reply ]
Die for Allah by Fearless Iranians From Hell is the best song ever written. You should play that. :P Fecken kids.
Posted 20 years ago by a8o    [ Reply ]
Man, you need to get your cultures correct. Our great school system at work... This song -> India, Rama/Krsna, Vaishnavas, Sanskrit, Vindaloo, Naan Ossama/Hussein -> Saudi/Iraq, Allah, Muslims, Arabic, Taboli, Hummuz Actually, the same people singing this song are tormented by Islamists just as much as M'ercins are (kashmiri/pak terrorists) Too bad some M'ercins beat up Sikhs after 9/11, when Sikhs entire history was defined by being persecuted by Muslims (ehem, and later British christians) Ah, you mlechas should be happy to be purified by lord Rama's name ;) Spliff wrote:
Visions of Sadam & OBL dancing in my head.
Posted 20 years ago by CaptTofu    [ Reply ]
I would have hated that a lot less if that guy would have just shut up. Just cause it's a different language doesn't make it automatically artistic. I enjoy pretty much all kinds of music, but that almost made me scurry for my MP3s.
Posted 20 years ago by Chunk    [ Reply ]
c'mon bill, just play ANYTHING from peter gabriel's "passion" instead of this! the solo ain't bad, tho. is that a sitar? \:D/ \:D/
Posted 20 years ago by bluedot    [ Reply ]
Spliff wrote:
Visions of Sadam & OBL dancing in my head.
Afraid that's your misfortune. The folks most likely to be dancing to this would be rather more harmless vegetarian Hindus.
Posted 20 years ago by philarktos    [ Reply ]
Spliff wrote:
Visions of Sadam & OBL dancing in my head.
Yes. The Macarena in slow motion.
Posted 21 years ago by harpsm    [ Reply ]
this is painfull :(
Posted 21 years ago by jannes    [ Reply ]
Prefer Talvin Singh's OK...
Posted 21 years ago by R_P    [ Reply ]
Visions of Sadam & OBL dancing in my head.
Posted 21 years ago by Spliff    [ Reply ]
This reminds me of Krishna Das but with music added. I like this sort of thing.
Posted 21 years ago by AuralSects    [ Reply ]
But seriously... :roll:
Posted 21 years ago by Pipes    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by great_one: Culture is good. This song isn't!
Well said, my friend, well said.
Posted 21 years ago by shel-nyc    [ Reply ]
Unless the motto of the station is changed to \"eclectic intelligent music\" rather than \"eclectic intelligent rock\", I feel that there\'s too much \"world\" music. The guitar is the defining instrument of rock music so I humbly offer my opinion that radioparadise would be a better eclectic ROCK station if there were a lot more rock-guitar music. I don\'t know if it\'s feasible, but I\'d certainly love to see RP add a few more streams - including at least one that\'s more rocked out and veers less into non-rock areas. Thanks. Steven R. Notis srn1@optonline.net
Posted 21 years ago by srn    [ Reply ]
i really wish i understood what he was saying.. anyone have a link to the lyrics? I would imagine that they are somehow deep and meaningful (I would hope.. sounds that way)
Posted 21 years ago by pbostian    [ Reply ]
DUDE!!! What is this??
Posted 21 years ago by Caper    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by ncollingridge: Tracks like this justify the eclectic description of the programming. One of the reasons I listen to RP is to hear new and interesting stuff - where else would I get to hear a track like this?
Ditto ditto! Plus, framed on either side by Loreena McKennit and the Grateful Dead. Find me commercial station on the planet that would/could do that.
Posted 22 years ago by percolator    [ Reply ]
I like it more each time I hear it. :)
Posted 22 years ago by Leslie    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by ncollingridge: Tracks like this justify the eclectic description of the programming. One of the reasons I listen to RP is to hear new and interesting stuff - where else would I get to hear a track like this?
Totally agree!
Posted 22 years ago by KAJMK    [ Reply ]
Absolutely dreadful! This is not pleasant to listen to, plain and simple.
Posted 22 years ago by stinky    [ Reply ]
Cool - and I can dance to it! When does the genie show up and give me three wishes? For my first wish, I want every wish I ever wish to come true! Ha!
Posted 22 years ago by rmurray248    [ Reply ]
Interesting. I like it. This guy studied under Ali Akhbar Khan.
Posted 22 years ago by Enrique    [ Reply ]
Tracks like this justify the eclectic description of the programming. One of the reasons I listen to RP is to hear new and interesting stuff - where else would I get to hear a track like this?
Posted 22 years ago by ncollingridge    [ Reply ]