Ravi Shankar dead at 92

RIP to someone who connected different worlds together through the classical music he made..

A star has returned to the sitars.. May he join elvis, john wayne and the whtneh...

Like your momma sucks ass for quarters.

Your little mind just couldn't comprehend his music. And you spelled garbage wrong, you idiot, so how smart could you really be?

For a second, I thought you said Tupac Shakur died. I was like, "As if."

How about Norah Jones for you?

He fathered her.

Totally a delightful music. Which is very hard to find in today's music.

Which I could have seen him play.

RIP, Ravi.

Thank you for posting this.

When I was a kid, I remember watching a documentary on tigers in India. After learning that the instrument heard throughout the program was a sitar, I looked into it more and came across Ravi Shankar. I got some of his music and loved it ever since.

May he RIP

What a great musician he was! may he rest in peace.

also norah jones and anoushka shankar are incredibly talented

You are so wrong.

Rabid Wankar dead at 92

Rabid Wankar, born April Fool’s Day 1920, often referred to as the “Little Pundit”, was an Indian who is best remembered playing with a big instrument, held erect between his legs as he caressed it bowl-shaped base.

Born in Various, he spent his youth touring Europe with the Herman and Adolf Dunce Group, 1939 Poland, 1940 Norway, France and Belgium, 1942 Russia, although his tours of England in 1940 and the USA in 1941 had to be cancelled. He gave up duncing in 1945 to study the toilet-sitar with court musician, Khan Get-up. In 1960, he drew the attention of Keith Best, the drop out Beetle and toured for many years with his Piss Tour in order to promote World Piss and other crazy leftwing New Age bunk.

In his time, he was awarded three Grumpy Awards and was nominated as a member of the upper chamber of the Syrian Parliament.

First saw Shankar and his group perform at the student center of what was then Armstrong State college in 1971.
Takes some time to get your ears around the Indian ragas if you've only been used to western music....
The laid back, peacefully flowing attitude of the 3 musicians seated on the big pile of sumptuous pillows was periodically interrupted with a sudden acceleration of tempo and a furious flurry of jangling, buzzing pull-offs, hammer-ons, and some serious note bendings, accompanied by the two fellows on either side of him desperately trying to keep up on their single drums...lol




By the way, 812971, what is gabbage?

Loved his music...

Just picked up a few of his CDS's a few months back. Indian sitar music is so wonderfully complex yet sublime. The world has lost a true artist. If you get a chance pick up "Live at Monterrey" truly transcendentalizing.

A lot trips guided with his sounds, i hope i meet him in the other side to hear a live.



Fortunately he let his daughter very well trained, and she is very good too.

My post ^^^

I forgot to log again!

Ravi was just some cheesy New Age clown on the make with a bagful of crazy left wing bunk.

Hopefully he will have ascended.

thats the other ravi

He complaining because he is Yoko fan!

Every woodstock festival was innugurate by him

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fuuuuuuuuuuuck
i liked him

Norah Jones had a 92 year old father?

he lived a long life....

longer than most.

A little bit of that noise goes a long way.

It is the end.

He was such a beautiful human, and channel for music which opened the heart. To sit in his presence and that of his daughters was truly a gift on my lives journey, spectacular talent.

It is good to see he touched many people with his music

So sad to see him leave this world, but hope that he finds as much beauty in the next as he brought to this one.

The ONLY way to Heaven is through Jesus. It might just be that God was holding out, waiting for Shankar to have many chances to receive forgiveness and be redeemed for innocence on Judgment Day.

RIP Ravi...

Oh, and AC 29677869 from Canada, uh..yeah we get your point as you post your vitriol twice. You could learn a lesson from Ravi and seek peace from within...