Friday, 20 August 2010

The Food of Love

Hey guys,

I've been put in charge of MENUS and MUSIC, so here are my thoughts.

Anyone with dietary restrictions please let me know, and I guarantee excellent food and drinks, all in enormous quantities to please every discerning palate!

Blue Frog provides a live band, but honestly they are always too loud, and it's almost impossible to carry on an extended conversation over the band. My recommendation is that we get together a KILLER playlist of all the songs that meant something to us during those years. That way we have control over the volume when we're meeting and mingling, and we can crank it up when we want to start dancing.

Also, this will give us a chance to train the spotlight on Rajeevs Ruia and Merchant, Padman and Neville, and anyone else who'd like to (Kappy are you listening), to get up on stage and belt it out for us.

So how about everyone send me a list of songs and/or bands that they absolutely must hear and i will put it together with inputs from the club's DJs. I might even be able to get the guys at Blue Frog Sound Labs to burn us CDs that we can all take home as a memento.

Whadyathink?

Manjula Nanavati

13 comments:

  1. If music is the food of love, play on!! I hear lots of votes for Karaoke as well. If we each sent in our fav song - we should have over 100 songs or about 5 hours of great rocknroll. Will the club DJ's run the show? Can we get Behram to MC some of the events? Way to go Manjula :)

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  2. I am not sure what music most people listen to but I have a huge collection of music of the 1970's, 80s and some new hip hop stuff. It is on my PC on itunes. If I can help let me know. I just need an amp and speakers.

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  3. All great ideas, Manju

    Nimisha x

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  4. Have You Ever Seen The Rain…CCR
    Sweet Home Alabama…Lynyrd Skynyrd
    Nothing Else Matters…Metallica
    Locomotive Breath…Jethro Tul
    The Wizard…Uriah Heep
    Smoke On The Water…Deep Purple
    Pinball Wizard…The Who
    Cocaine…Eric Clapton
    Light My Fire…The Doors
    Hotel California…Eagles
    Black Magic Woman…Santana
    To Begin Again…Walter Trout
    Rock n Roll Music…Elvis
    Another Brick In The Wall…Pink Floyd
    Message in A Bottle…John Meyer
    Crocodile Rock…Elton John
    Sweet Child Of Mine…Guns n Roses
    Soldier of Fortune…Deep Purple
    Come Together…Beatles
    Roadhouse Blues…The Doors
    Imagine…Beatles
    It’s My Life…Bon Jovi
    Jailhouse Rock…Elvis
    We Will Rock You…Queen
    I Did It My Way…Elvis
    I Wanna Break Free…Bon Jovi
    Temple of The King…Rainbow
    Let Me Entertain You…Robbie Williams
    Born To Be Wild…Steppen Wolf
    Wonderwall…Oasis
    New Kid In Town…The Eagles
    Money For Nothing…Dire Straits
    Mustang Sally…Joe Cocker
    Feel Like Making Love…Bad Company
    Shine…Collective Soul
    Bad Love…Eric Clapton
    Devil Woman…Cliff Richard
    Sally Can Wait…Oasis
    Lay Down Sally…Eric Clapton
    Sunshine of Your Love…Cream
    Layla…Eric Clapton
    Sultans Of Swing…Dire Straits
    Have A Cigar…Pink Floyd
    I Need You…The Wonder

    I feel it will be a great idea to do the School Song too.

    Rajeev Ruia

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  5. What about ABBA , most of us will even know the words. School song would be super. Somehow I find the new Cats ( which include my own kids) dont 'let it rip or thunder"while singing the school song like we used.
    Rashmi (Patil)

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  6. Hey Rashmi, good to see you online :) Guess we'll have to teach our children well...we've still got the spirit even though we may not remember all the words! see you soon.

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  7. Oh yes the school song will be good! and some sanatana, carpenters, doors , jose feliciano ....ha ha maybe even a rendition of all things bright and beautiful...our morning carol which i hv never forgotten;-))

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  8. Hi Manjula, I suggest stuff like CSN, Clapton and Pink Floyd as opposed to Deep Purple and Metallica (the latter being more suitable for being played at 12 midnight than 12 noon.)
    Guys, whadyathink? I think this mail is going to open up a Pandora's box of mails for Manjula...Regards, Hussain Varawalla

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  9. Manjula Nanavati25 August 2010 at 15:58

    Great to hear all your responses!!! Keep them coming!!!

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  10. Gotta have some slow songs even though we may not be able to dance to them...lol

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  11. Manu, you devil, you! I second that emotion :)

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  12. manu..get fit...slow is fast in the water man..

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  13. Hey talking of Playlist…



    Don’t know if anyone has suggested Woodstock –but it was such an integral part of our 10th / 11th Std..



    The Who… specially…

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