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    Paul McCartney’s Band on the Run

    August 26th, 2005. Filed under: Articles

    Hidden in my cupboard sat a dusty set of CDs, only to be unearthed in the new light by my watchful eye. Amongst the collection of nostalgic value, I found a name that was too familiar to me: Paul McCartney.

    I grew up listening to the Beatles, becoming their fan even though I was too young to actually understand the beauty of their music. Before most others do within their lifetime, I have already learned their names and faces as a boy. Their movie ‘Help!’ also fuelled my interest in their musical identity, I watched it a million times.

    Years on, after listening to their greatest hits, B-sides, pre-master takes, covers, and unreleased single, Band on the Run by Paul McCartney & Wings became a truly worthy find. Their title track of the same name reflects the nature and quality of the following ones.

    The one track that seeped into my soul was ‘Bluebird’. Naturally, I like soothing tones, thus the gentle personality you see in me (to be argued on later, if needed).

    In a nutshell, this is a must-listen album to all Beatles fans and classic rock enthusiasts. In fact, give it a 5 out of 5, for what the songs are worth.

    I know it will be difficult to find these songs in your P2P Network (KazaA or whatnot), so I put this album up as a torrent. Download torrent file here. I hope it works for you.

    If you don’t have a BitTorrent Client, download BitComet here. More info on the album here or just google it.

    Enjoy.

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    When biker met door

    August 23rd, 2005. Filed under: Blog

    I caused a road accident this morning. All I did was open the door..

    My dad was driving me to college like any other day. He stopped at the side of the road so I could get down and make my way to class through a side-entrance. The very second I opened the door, a motorcyclist crashed on it from behind.

    If I had opened the door two seconds sooner, I would have been hit when I stepped out.

    My fault for not looking before opening. How was I supposed to know a biker would come by? Alas, no amount of defense could justify, the blame is on me alone.


    I guess I should thank God nobody was hurt. Otherwise, things could get ugly. My left hand was this close to being mauled. Oh how I treasure my left hand. Without it, I am not able to play a single musical instrument.

    God, forgive me for my sins..