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  1. 31st August 2011, 07:32 PM #1
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    finally..a preview of all songs
    https://www.facebook.com/arrahmansg?sk=app_2405167945
    In the tracks Unbelievable & Warring People, Rahman has also lent his voice
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    Quote Originally Posted by jaaze View Post
    finally..a preview of all songs
    https://www.facebook.com/arrahmansg?sk=app_2405167945
    In the tracks Unbelievable & Warring People, Rahman has also lent his voice
    Jaaze Unbelievable is what it is, Unbelievable Lot of reggae flavour all through the album, I'm going pre-order as soon as release date is announced
    Patience, Forgiveness and Understanding are great tools for humanity...! Spread the Love - A R Rahman
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    Quote Originally Posted by satissh_r View Post
    Jaaze Unbelievable is what it is, Unbelievable Lot of reggae flavour all through the album, I'm going pre-order as soon as release date is announced
    Thats cool...But I think, despite ARR's presence in a few songs, none of the other songs carry his stamp...except for a brief cameo here and there..From the previews, the album has a strong reggae flavour to it..From ARR's works, the songs are very good, but I am afraid, ARR is projected as an Islamic composer, as most of his contributions except Satyameva jayate, bear a strong middle east flavour..He is sounding more islamic..This is not the true rahmanic sound....Its too early to comment as I was expecting some modern guitar based melodies...

    Waiting for RockStar...)
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