Neville Umrigar was our second drummer.  I think he was the only musician I knew in the days of the Junk, who had a life outside the band.    In 1976, I met Sanjoy Ghosh, a fellow student who was promoting an awareness campaign about disabled kids.  He'd written the lyrics to a song that I put music to and performed on All India Radio that summer. The only line I remember today is, "Take off your mask and put on your face".  It was a nice song.