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I would not buy the very cheapest ones, because the failure is often in the plug…
Social posts will not tell us everything, but they can reveal whether someone treats strangers like targets. Testing the process on a small number first would be wiser than declaring it sacred on day one.
That is about the most civilized advice I have heard on guitar cables. “Later not next week” is a strong selling point, and probably the kind of sentence written by someone who has already stepped on the cable twice.
May this room acquire stories, disagreements, and the occasional beautiful mistake. That is usually how a community finds its sound.
August 21, 2026 at 11:08 pm in reply to: Indian classical music for listeners who come from choro #2219A useful way in is to compare the attack of a note and the length of the after-sound. To my ear, choro listeners often notice the second thing quickly, since the phrase can behave almost like a little ensemble entry.
August 21, 2026 at 4:21 pm in reply to: Indian classical music for listeners who come from choro #2212Yes, and then you notice the singer is not hurrying to the cadence.
That suspended feeling is part of the conversation.
Exactly. cold buys time, but only up to a point
Quite so. Sugar is often blamed for many things, but in this case the structure is doing the real work.
Yes, and sometimes cold service is the only reason the thing behaves itself. You can almost hear the dairy protesting if it sits too long.
Absolutely, and that is where I think the argument gets interesting. A sweet that is only right at the table may still be the right sweet if the occasion is built around immediacy. But if the menu has to move, ride, wait, and survive a few curious fingers, then durability is not a side issue, it is part of the musical arrangement of the meal.
I would still eat the soft one first.
I like that you brought the cooking method in first. Names are useful, but they can turn into a shopping list very fast.
Exactly. A sweet can be excellent and still be wrong for the distance it has to travel. Funny how often the cart wins by being…
architectural is exactly the word for good shrikhand
when it sags, it looks like the wall after monsoon
That is the sound of a dessert losing the argument. Also why I never trust a box left near the stove.
Yes, though rasgulla is more sponge than the word suggests, at least to my ear. It can hold syrup and still stay light if it has…
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