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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jayanthah" data-source="post: 2119998" data-attributes="member: 54616"><p>I respect your opinion too Walbada (Except your user name......lol)........to be frank, I dont know what became of Nihal..............I was not introduced to the world of Amaradewa by Sirasa, yes, there are people listening to classical music, but, generally, people have no way of reaching these classical music, if you'd remember, apart from few cassettes by "Singlanka", all the others were cheap pieces of shit so to speak........I think the current Hip-Hop genre is far better than what we used to have then................remember travelling in a private bus , listening to these cassetes????.............In my opinion "Sirasa" provided an alternative source for SL music lovers, they played a whole variety.........I may have a soft spot for Sirasa for being my first employer..........yet,I'm no way trying to defend them, I dont have to, I dont want to,...........my honest opinion is......may be inadvertantly.................Sirasa saved Sinhala music from going shits.......people could listen to Amaradewa while travelling in private busses.............and I pesonally know how Nimal Laxapathiarachchi tried to collect old/classical trax for Sirasa library......................also, they were the first staion to pay Royalties to SL artists......................................</p></blockquote><p></p>

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