The 2000s saw the proliferation of music directors like Vidyasagar, Harris Jayaraj and Yuvan Shankar Raja, while Rahman still continued strong.
Here is the background music from some hit songs from the 2000s. Can you guess which movie they are from?
Don’t worry about the spelling. Just spell it like it sounds, and the box will turn green.
In 1992, A R Rahman emerged. Ilayaraja may have scored more tunes until the first 3 years of the decade than Rahman did the whole decade. But the decade belonged to Rahman.
Here is the background music from some hit songs from the 1990s. Can you guess which movie they are from?
Don’t worry about the spelling. Just spell it like it sounds, and the box will turn green.
Now your tongue can see. Clive Thomson suggests that this could be a good interface for video games too.
Ilayaraja ruled the Tamil music industry in the 1980s. Below are short clips with the background music from his hit songs.
Can you guess which movie they are from?
Don’t worry about the spelling. Just spell it like it sounds, and the box will turn green.
Paul Graham on The hardest lessons for startups to learn.
So why do I spend so much time thinking about startups? I’ll tell you why. Economically, a startup is best seen not as a way to get rich, but as a way to work faster. You have to make a living, and a startup is a way to get that done quickly, instead of letting it drag on through your whole life.
The banana proves God’s existence. I think they’re serious.
