1980 | Allan Holdsworth: Guitar | Gordon Beck: Piano
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11 years ago
Please post Allan’s Road Games. Ty!
11 years ago
These guys are not from this planet. :)
11 years ago
can I say Holdsworthy!
11 years ago
i am sitting in a corner of my room with the lamp low and letting this drift out from my jbl speakers..
11 years ago
AH Please play on wherever you are!
12 years ago
I shall stop playing piano after this. lol
12 years ago
Holsworth is a rare talent. A Holdsworth is not proiduced by schools of music, but rather god gifted.
12 years ago
Not for everyone, but it had me interested midway. Hah
Your website is full of delightful posts. I’m going to have to watch where my time goes when I’m visiting! :)
OMG its like a painting!! you have taken photography to another level!!!
great blog :)
veryveryinterestingwebsite.have been visiting! thankyou!
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With all the magical places you are checking off your bucket list! I want to know how to be you :)
I discover TL of a writer and respected intellectual, with a tolerant, global conscience: @GhoshAmitav – tx @Milindo_Taid
Utterly Brilliant! I just thought you should know that you have engaged another human with your work here, and for that I thank you!
Milind never told u but u were my first true inspiration….I almost learnt the guitar watching u play…..thanx for being there
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Love your site Milindo. I was excited to see you displaying my husband’s watermelon carvings
Grt milindo. eachtime want to check out something good on net…know where to go now!
Its really good to see you Milindo, with such awesome stuff from you as usual.. loved your blog as well!
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Just detected your blog: impressive. wishing you continued inspiration and health.
#NowFollowing @Milindo_Taid One of the most influential n interesting mentor from my design school. Always loaded. :)
You are awesome :)
You’re a role model sir, such awesomeness !!! :D
i really like your blog – good interesting stuff as always !
You are inimitable!
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hope you’re changing the world as always :)
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Hi Milindo, hope you are inspiring many more around you…wherever you are!
You’ll love this site by the awesome Milindo Taid
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love ur pics…they are like those moments which u capture in your mind and wished u had a camera right at that moment to capture it…but u actually do capture them :) beautiful…!!!
Your courses were always the best. By the way, just went through a bit of your website. It’s great! Some good stuff in there that I wouldn’t normally chance upon
Guitar in your hand reminds me of the MCRC days! You are terrific… :)
Milindo Taid – ace teacher, rockstar guide to my projects at film school, guitarist and photographer too. Really good human being as well
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So glad you enjoyed my photos, really honored to be featured on your blog. thank you sir!
Never thought I’d say this, but it was the most interesting classes I’ve sat in.. and of course, the day you played Sultans of Swing for us. Hope you continue to influence the next generations with your dynamic yet simple teachings.
We need more teachers like you :)
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Still a fan of your unique and sweet finger strum on acoustic guitar. It made an ordinary guitar sound great. Would just love to see and hear one of those too.
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I was just looking at your website… amazing it is… full of knowledge as always..
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This is by far amongst the best curated creative content sites out there and the eye and vision of one man, when good, works better than any funded team. Inspired enormously once again :)
You are the only faculty member I could connect to!
Absolutely amazing blog – a chest full of treasure.
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I have played the piano since I was 6. I am classically trained having taken lessons until I was 18. I am a little out of practice, but I have made a new goal to polish up my skills again. I LOVE jazz, and have always wanted to learn to play like Gordon Beck. I never knew Indians listened to jazz!