Thanks for visiting hurray, You are right, we are running out of our individualism in the couse of imitation. Indians imitate westerners and we imitate both. But casual imitation never leads to perfection, hence lot of flaws. camoflaged, Thanks for taking sometime to reply to this gibberish, it is a thought after all. I am not talking about success here, and I am not talking about 100% Nepalese bands, few are extremely good. But the yardstick is the quality of music and the cognitive level of people actually enjoying it. Nepathya is a great band, certainly do not fall in the categories i have put forth, but then there are plenty of budding actors everyday who soar high on the platform of their ostentatious music videos. A good performer is born once in a while, not twice a day in a small country like ours. Cerine, huh? Dada, I have seen you after a long time, been missing all your humorous replies. Thanks for reading. Naplean, True....Prakash ojha was a talented artist if we leave aside the sex scandal. Many people might raise brows, but he was a budding image of one of the greatest folk artist who people detest now. I admire for his originality and individualism. Mahisasur, That statement made was so true i will remember it for the rest of my life. And yes thanks for mentioning rishav gandhar, most people do not know it for fact, but every good singer and musicians practice it. What we lack is originality in "most" of our recent music, fueled by the aspiration of becoming hip hop and few metal bands, we are making a quality of music fall into pieces. Thanks for reading.