It's about EVERGREEN!!!

It's two hours past midnight and I am still here scribbling something.
It's not about life..not about the political hungama going around..not about why can't I be the richest person in the world and it's not about such common things that trouble us each n every second. It's about something more important.
It's about Jagan, Sunil, Arun, Saji, Anish....It's about EVERGREEN!!! and I could come out with just this scribble.....

"Music is in my breath,
When it stops, its should be the day of my death!!
I have dreamt of it, I have craved for it..
And it's like a violent drift!!
It's the tears when I cry,
It's my wings to fly..
It's the blood in my veins,
It makes me bear all the pains..
I need no medicine,no analgesic,
It's my anesthesia when I feel pathetic..
It's the fire within soothing my soul,
dying to come out and ready to growl...
If ever I am born again,
I don't mind any dearth or any pain,
But I would want just one thing in my life,
This MUSIC should keep running through my veins...:)"

Evergreen @ octoberfest

These five look as glorious on stage as pandvas in the battleground and this time too the radiance was the harbinger of a great show. The vocalist Jagan with his leg on the monitor staring into the crowd. The lead guitarist Sunil Silvester strumming away trying to perfect that tone. The bass guitarist Arun oblivious to everything around him, in a world of his own. The drummer Anish sitting ready with a mysterious smile on his face as if taunting us as we wait for them. And Saji on the keyboard with his face bent on the keyboard and his long hair masking his face.

Sunil starts off with a few riffs on the lead which were enchanting. Jagan joins in with the “Vengence”. The crowd slowly begins to grow as everyone gravitates towards the stage. Crowd throngs the barricades that separate the stage as people leave their comfortable chairs to be close to the band thats literally creating magic. The crowd went quiet as they were dumbstruck when Saji began playing “From here to Clarity”. Soon guitars came in , joined in by Jagan's voice and Anish's pedal and what came out was simply mindblowing. Following the next song “The Calling” was dedicated by Jagan to his mother and all other patients suffering from cancer. Their music evoked a great deal of emphathy from the crowd but still held on to the genre of the band. The evergreens then tried their hand on blues with “Altar of dreams” and quickly switched to progressive with “Sublime”. They covered Deep Purple next with “Perfect Strangers” to thunderous applause from the crowd. Just then the band backed up leaving Anish with his drums on the stage. As he started off with his solo the crowd were swaying and head banging to his beat. Their final act here was another cover “The Burn” again by Deep Purple. As they began playing pretty ladies came on stage with cans of the energy drink Burn endorsing the product but the audience's rapt attention was on our boys who were simply amazing. It all ended with chants for encore from the audience inspite of the band overshooting their given time.

The Prelude

Rain, made a heavy sound as it thundered down. As if all the molecules were in agony inside each drop. Their chaos masking the underlying rhythm. The earth below stretched till the horizon. Bleak and barren nothing insight or even beyond that. This desert was barren with everything missing in-spite of the rain. It was a painting with just two colors- brown and blue as if the green was missing but slowly you could see something filling it up, as if the blue and brown were merging to form the green. Five saplings sprouted out to fill in this void. To complete it and give life. As the green spread we realize what was missing, how it would complete the picture. The cacophony of the rain drops now turned into a melody as they fell on the tender leaves of the greens. The greens brought harmony to the chaos and revealed the underlying rhythm. These five keep the essence of music evergreen