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BBC Asian station. What the ****? 😯 😆
Does this mean I have to go to Bhangra venues with him later 😀
next you'll be telling us that some Asian children are calmed by Western music 😉
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shabba etc
Locking them in a soundproof box at the bottom of the garden works too.
white child's first words are in Asian accent shocker!
Future daily mail head line by mark horacek
I used to listen to Asian Network in the afternoons when I was at work constantly. Often some programmes were mostly in non-English languages, which was great, because it meant I had something to listen to but I didn't get too distracted by the lyrics or inane chatter.
Find alternatives, it's shutting down.
I like listening to BBC Asian Network, some great music in the evenings
my 14 month old is out like a light to trance music 😯 found out on a car journey still works now tried it lots of times!
I have occasionally listened to Asian stations at work, but rarely do these days as I get serious grief from others who assume I'm taking the piss - I get away with Classic FM much easier.
Which is a shame as I really like Bhangra music - I occasionally go to the pictures to see Bollywood films. And I can testify about the "calming" effect of the music - went to see a Bollywood film recently and both me and her, fell asleep half way through the second half. Although to be fair, the film was 3 hours long and finished at one o'clock in the morning.
I went to a Bhangra dance class at an Asian social club a little while back, and I can tell you all the stuff they do with their eyes when dancing just ain't natural. After I had done all the crazy eyes movement the teacher made us do, the muscles in my eyeballs really hurt - I thought I'd done some permanent damage 😯
Still, judging be another thread on here at the moment, some might argue that it was my fault as I have the wrong colour skin for doing that sort of stuff.
If you're in the North Manchester area you can get Crescent Radio on FM. Used to have it as a pre-set on the radio so as I got closer to Rochdale I'd remember why I moved away.
camping in snowdonia our easter there were some asian lads a few tents down. playing guitar and singing until about midnight. it was ace - punjabi folk. loads better than a beardie man in sandals playing streets of london.
Find alternatives, it's shutting down.
Oh FFS, kidding? Is 6 still going? Christ on a bike 😕
iDave fancy a dance-off? 🙂
Punjabi? I'm guessing they were Sikh? I have a great deal of time for Sikh's. I grew up close to a local temple and families. Very proud and generous people (from my own experience).