He did not bring the issue up, the issue was found out in a DGCA report by the government. He happily obliged with what he was asked to do.

Not to frisk any Indian VIP of the stature of ex-president or ex-PM is a law here and not just a suggestion.

Like it or not but if you are visiting another village than yours, you have to abide by the rules of that place.

One can argue such a law is invalid these days, even when countries like Israel frisk the leaders of MOSSAD but India abolished its VIP bill in the Civil Aviation CoC in 2005 and every VIP is now frisked, except ex-presidents, ex-PMs and ex-Chief Justice.

i see…cheers for the info.

whole lotta baloney

unfortunate happenings involving Massa.

I played as a session guitarist for a Indian band at the Byron Bay blues fest in Australia last year. We took our gear with SQ and had no choice but to check the hard cases in. I was anxious the whole flight hoping that my Les Paul comes out alive. It fortunately did, they actually hand delivered my guitar to me at Melbourne near the luggage belt.

I was quite impressed. 🙂

I also see Hendrix from a musicians point of view, and a sound engineers point of view. He doesn’t even come close to the list of people I consider to be genius! Just because what he did was different didn’t make it good either then or now. Whether you choose to like it, however, is entirely up to you. 🙂

fair enough Paul…this world would be boring without opinions anyway.

Not that its very interesting at the moment. 😎

fair enough…my bad for over reacting.

I just see Hendrix as a musicians point of view, and the man was nothing short of a genius.