I was not complaining about the sound system or the band itself. I was complaining about the venue the organiers chose. There are over 50 thousand Nepali in Dallas Metro area and they picked some Indian resturant Dining hall for the concert. Usually those halls are booked for little girls birthday party with $5.99 per head dinner.  Hence, the Biryaani smell.

Shame on those organizers for insulting 1974 and their fans like that. They were not able to bring 200 people in the concert. Those marketers should " pani ma dubera mare huncha. The stage was 1 feet above the floor. The band came out and made the best out of the given situation. They rocked 200 fans there and produced the best music with the given instruments.

Let me add a little on Nepali children in public events although the subject is not relevant to the event we are discussing as there were no children in the concert. Nepali parents let their children off the lease in parties as if the dog owner is letting his pet off of lease in a dog park. Once the parents arrive at the public event, they let their children run around screaming on their own while they are busy chowing down on food, dancing, or talking to their friends. Usually, they do not even look for their children until its time to go home. May be that is just a way of raising Nepali Kids.