Matthew Perry on Thursday, February 14, 2013
It's not just in one place where he loses count. It's okay, it may happen
to drummers and percussionists while playing live.I'm based in LA as a
drummer and tabla player (I'm a Visharad in tabla), playing for over 20
years, I do think he needs to tighten up a bit. I know very well what the
tala system is, thank you. A good percussionist is one who keeps time at
all times!

Matthew Perry on Monday, February 18, 2013
It's ok Rajiv, I didn't get offended. I suggest you see the video
carefully, possibly in slow motion. That would give you a better
understanding of where he's going off. As the errors are very minute, and
almost immaterial; it's not visible to the untrained eye. Never mind. Watch
it a few times consecutively, I'm sure you'll get it. Cheers :)

Shailesh Nautiyal on Tuesday, May 21, 2013
you "INDIANS" ??? let me aware you of the fact that you are starting a
discrimination here mr BUT ..!! and yes let me know you that "WE INDIANS"
do know a lot of things but we don't believe in showing of ..!! for example
let me clear it to you that its not numskulls .. it is numbskulls ,
although English is "YOUR" language !!

Rajiv Raman on Friday, February 15, 2013
my apologies if i offended your credibility, I've heard this song n no of
times, and i would like to be educated as to where the count is lost, I
have no degrees to profess my knowledge on music, :)

Rajiv Raman on Thursday, February 14, 2013
could you highlight the time where he looses count, he sounds fine to me ,
remember that this is a fusion piece based on the tala system in case u
didn't see the tabla! :)