I am so glad that they are appreciating SOULMATE. This band is one of the best of all time to have ever come out of India. NorthEast has kept the scene alive in India.
The interview took the turn when Raman started talking about his engineering days raging and influence of his seniors on his music... That part was special
If anuv jain gang aspires to shit on this, bring it on. But that guy is UNINTENTIONALLY responsible for bringing out the whole ukulele music scene and just making so many people believe that average songwriting and effort lacking music will make you big. The whole gen Z just sucks up to that genre so much that now quality hardworking artists can just wish to have that exposure, appreciation and value for money. The scene needs to change and a wave needs to shift asap.
Every musician or peeps into music should watch this interview. This interview gave us an understanding of an artist's personal life. You guys should bring more such interviews.
I think Raman can't show his guitar skills in local train . His guitar riffs and solos in EK DIN is awesome 😎. I know Paras is great but Raman also should be recognised for guitar solos...he love both singing and Guitar 🎸 especially guitar and song writing for sure
I can't thank you enough for doing this podcast. I love the fact that you're giving the greatest musicians the space to express themselves. Thank you. Would love to see more!
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Thanks a lot for arranging this interview...what an honest raw conversation it is, we need this kind of discussions very badly rather than any scripted podcast. Thanks a lot again 🙏 and cheers to Raman & Abhay..you guys are our hero no matter what
What an excellent conversation it was. I was glued to the end and found relatability with that worldview. Looking forward to part - 2. Kudos to you guys :)
Brilliant interview. Loved how every aspect here was kept so candid and at the same time covered the major aspects of Indian Rock bands and their evolution. I don't normally watch an hour or so long interview but my eyes were glued to the screen. Kudos to the interviewer and Raman Negi is an absolute babe.
Brilliant interview. So much insight. Although, it's so weird that everyone has their own definition of being a musician, so much so that ...merely existing is no longer "Cool". lol.
Creative genius 👌 both of them Very matured conversation Never thought of any India musician can sound so matured.... Great guys now I look upto you for music.... Create some mature content
Lineage ka part hain hum it's great! And yeah there have been people but no documentation. Especially the rock scene in Kolkata. Aur bhai northeast rock scene ka to aaj bhi documentation nahi hai By the way, hugely inspired by your talk. I'll go solo. And lastly fuck bolly songs 🤣
25 year old here. Lovely to see the mention of Mark Knopfler and Pink Floyd! Cheers. I don't know a single friend who listens to Mark Knopfler. Also, Old Bollywood music gets a lot of credit where it's not due. A lot of eternal songs were just western rip offs.
6:00 I support Anuv Jain - Mr. Negi. Music is not always about the mixture of riffs/drums/bass. Sometimes, beautiful guitar/ukulele only composition with amazing lyrics (although you made joke of them but better than Urdu stuff), makes the amazing music.
I really respect Raman negi and the local train and his talent but taking shots at other artist specially anuv jain wasn't cool shows how much jealous he is of his success.
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Raman Negi's enthusiasm is enough to turn anyone into an artist. A fucking pioneer.
I am so glad that they are appreciating SOULMATE. This band is one of the best of all time to have ever come out of India. NorthEast has kept the scene alive in India.
The interview took the turn when Raman started talking about his engineering days raging and influence of his seniors on his music... That part was special
More honest and open conversations please! The young generation of artists can really use this.
Glad you liked it!
If anuv jain gang aspires to shit on this, bring it on. But that guy is UNINTENTIONALLY responsible for bringing out the whole ukulele music scene and just making so many people believe that average songwriting and effort lacking music will make you big. The whole gen Z just sucks up to that genre so much that now quality hardworking artists can just wish to have that exposure, appreciation and value for money. The scene needs to change and a wave needs to shift asap.
Every musician or peeps into music should watch this interview. This interview gave us an understanding of an artist's personal life. You guys should bring more such interviews.
raman is freaking straight forward dude.. he doesn't have a single penny of fear
Hope you enjoyed this episode...stay tuned for Pt 2 where Raman and Abhay answer audience questions!
please upload soon
Out now!
Great of you to mention Thermal and a Quarter.. what an amazing band and they totally rocked in early 2000s..
Them clones is another such band.
You should listen to Zephyretta by them specially
What a Candid session!! We believe in Raman Negi Supremacy! ♡♡♡
I for sure am coming the hell back to this every 2 months
Was looking for such a heartfelt conversation about music. Thanks everyone involved! And raman negi u r a gem
The way Raman opens up to Artists 🧜🏻♂️🗿
I think Raman can't show his guitar skills in local train . His guitar riffs and solos in EK DIN is awesome 😎. I know Paras is great but Raman also should be recognised for guitar solos...he love both singing and Guitar 🎸 especially guitar and song writing for sure
You have the point still all we need is music let them do the other stufs😁
I can't thank you enough for doing this podcast. I love the fact that you're giving the greatest musicians the space to express themselves. Thank you. Would love to see more!
Thank you so much 🥹
Thank you for bringing out the reality of Indian music. At last someone has said it.
Respect for you guys.
Haven't seen this genuine interview in India Man!!! Love you
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Man actually said "Teri aankhon ka kajal" 😂😂 what a fucking legend ly raman❤️😂
Thanks a lot for arranging this interview...what an honest raw conversation it is, we need this kind of discussions very badly rather than any scripted podcast.
Thanks a lot again 🙏 and cheers to Raman & Abhay..you guys are our hero no matter what
Thank you for the kind words :)
Loved every bit of this conversation, truly you guys are at the top of this league of Indie music in India.
This was a much needed conversation in today's time.
Yeah! Music is a community thing
Agree with you
Thank you so much for uploading this!!!
What an excellent conversation it was. I was glued to the end and found relatability with that worldview. Looking forward to part - 2. Kudos to you guys :)
Brilliant interview. Loved how every aspect here was kept so candid and at the same time covered the major aspects of Indian Rock bands and their evolution. I don't normally watch an hour or so long interview but my eyes were glued to the screen. Kudos to the interviewer and Raman Negi is an absolute babe.
Humming Heart I love you for putting this out yaar, so good!
Thank you 🥹
Poor Anuv jain, I feel Sad for Him Because He said in an interview that He's always been a Huge Fan of the Local Train.
Yes ur right 🥺
yes even i saw that interview recently 😢😢
They trolled anuv Jain literally 😂😂😂😂
Have been waiting for this for so long. What a brilliant conversation! Look up to both of these guys so much❤
We agree!
Raman Negi is just a free bird flying really high above those mediocrity of the society
The local train will not be the same again 😭😭
Sounds honest, that really helps to learn from artists and pick a few things that resonates with us
The quality of this conversation ❤️
This was so enjoyable guys. Loved it 🖤🌟
Waiting for part 2 🙃
What A Wholesome Conversation Thanks !!!!!
Brilliant interview. So much insight. Although, it's so weird that everyone has their own definition of being a musician, so much so that ...merely existing is no longer "Cool". lol.
This is so much fun! I'm commenting half way listening thru the vid 👍
Glad you enjoyed the conversation!
That song was sapnay from silk route
bruh one of the most honest intrview so far ! fucking awesome mahn
Creative genius 👌 both of them
Very matured conversation
Never thought of any India musician can sound so matured....
Great guys now I look upto you for music....
Create some mature content
What a Conversation !! Loved it !
Loved this interview.
ha ha dosti kar kar ke scene ki ** **** ho rakhi hai ! epic line
Mann, I did not wanted this to end
Ye Abhay ramjas mein tha kya?
Nice talk !!!
glad to have witnessed this live!!🔥🔥
Woohoo 👏
Can you tell me what abhay told Raman about the local train. That was edited out from video
akhon ka kajal was for anuv jain?
Yes
@@AkashYadav-fj9eq alright.
Amazing conversation...
Taking a dig at Anuv Jain 6:27
XDDDD
Lineage ka part hain hum it's great!
And yeah there have been people but no documentation.
Especially the rock scene in Kolkata.
Aur bhai northeast rock scene ka to aaj bhi documentation nahi hai
By the way, hugely inspired by your talk. I'll go solo.
And lastly fuck bolly songs 🤣
6:24 Shots fired 🤣🤣🤣🔥
Anuv jain
@@AkashYadav-fj9eq 🤣🤣🤣
@@AkashYadav-fj9eq Who is Anuv Jain?
@@sauravdagaSDaga1984 mai koi search engine nai hu khud yt pe search kurke dekhle kon h anuv
25 year old here. Lovely to see the mention of Mark Knopfler and Pink Floyd! Cheers. I don't know a single friend who listens to Mark Knopfler.
Also, Old Bollywood music gets a lot of credit where it's not due. A lot of eternal songs were just western rip offs.
Brilliant!
lovely ❤️❤️
6:08 is he targeting Anuv Jain?
During the entire interview 😂😂 loved it
oh this was ❤️❤️❤️
Wow
Wow..
Anuv diss track on the way
Get Rick Beato to review some of TLT's or Raman's song
Yeah Rick will obviously appreciate new musics from raman I got both blues and grunge vibes from his new album
iski aakhon ka kaajal Aisa kr doon.. Ukulele jhakang - jhang 😆😆😆😆
4:41 can someone spell the channel name?
Rick beato
♥️♥️♥️
Basically musicians who actually know music theory😂
No anuv jain was harmed in this interview 😂
😂😂😂 raman don't say it out loud!
Only the Local train uniting again gonna heal us now.
Jhakang pang🤣
Why did he leave The Local Train?
Individual album bro
6:00
I support Anuv Jain - Mr. Negi.
Music is not always about the mixture of riffs/drums/bass. Sometimes, beautiful guitar/ukulele only composition with amazing lyrics (although you made joke of them but better than Urdu stuff), makes the amazing music.
Chup be
Bro , Anuv Jain ka lyrics millennials ke liye hain. Mujhe lagta hain.
Not that good at all
Mature people won't go for that shit bro.
prateek kuhad also
Ya'll complicate even music! Take it easy.
Easy peasy hote to rock scene ko upar nahi laa paste...
Just kiddin bro 😁😁😁
Laut Aao TLT
I really respect Raman negi and the local train and his talent but taking shots at other artist specially anuv jain wasn't cool shows how much jealous he is of his success.
It's not disrespectful if it's true
Why not? I mean shouldn't as a musician he is entitled to his own views on different artists.
He is not jealous.
Anuv Jain ka lyrics bhout immature lagta hain honestly.
It's like One direction ( bacho ko hi acha lagta hain )
When did he disrespect him show timestamp
Where?
bro took shots at anuv jain