| Sirf - Decent start for debutant Sohail Sen |
 Sirf comes across as a movie bringing forth the stories of people living in metros very much like Anurag Basu’s ‘Life in a Metro’. The only difference here, being that ‘Sirf’ has been done on much lower budgets and seems void of the necessary publicity.
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| Tashan - A good blend of English, Hindi and Bhojpuri |
 The album opens with ‘Dil Haara’a rock cum folksy affair rendered by Sukwinder Singh. The lyrics have been penned by Piyush Sharma and the track has some motivating phrases. The pumping elements in the form of “oo-aah” signature and the electric guitars enhance Sukhwinder’s vocals. But, the track fails to really make it as one of those numbers that either sink into you or make you hum it and soun
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| Jannat - An interesting album |
 Pritam returns to the Bhatt camp after some great hits be it Gangster, Woh Lamhe or Awarapan. Mukesh Bhatt and Mahesh Bhatt known for the subject’s explored and great music offered by their films, this time explore the world of cricket.
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| Shaurya - A good mix of tracks! |
 Samar Khan returns as director with Shaurya after the much disastrous Kuch Meetha Ho Jaye. This time around he leaves behind romance and explores the very crux of bravery. With a talented bunch of actors like Rahul Bose , K.K. Menon and Minisha Lamba; the film promises some good cinema.
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| One Two Three - Raghav impresses |
 One Two Three marks the debut of director Ashwani Dhir who has directed the comic hit ‘Office Office’ for Sab Tv. Once again the director explores his favourite genre but this time the difference is that it’s a 2 hours plus feature film with bigger star value.
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| Bhram - A Decent Composition |
 Bhram marks the return of director Pawan Kaul whose last movie Sssssh…. didn’t fare too well at the box office. The movie has been very much in talks for the constant rift between the prime artists-Milind Soman and Dino Morea who were both once dating Bipasha Basu.
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| Krazzy 4 - Not the finest around |
 Krazzy 4 marks the return of the much talented duo of Rakesh and Rajesh Roshan. The only difference this time being that the film isn’t being directed by Rakesh Roshan but debutant Jaideep. Unlike the previous film under this prestigious banner, Hrithik Roshan doesn’t feature as the main lead in the film and the film is an out an out comedy unlike Krrish.
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| Black & White - A decent composition |
 Black and White marks the return of Subash Ghai as director after a very long gap. This time around Ghai picks up a more serious tone revolving around terrorism. Anurag Sinha makes his debut in bollywood with Black and White. The rest of the cast include Anil Kapoor, Shefali Chhaya and Aditi Sharma.
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| U,Me Aur Hum - Mix of Highs and Lows |
 After a long time here comes a film that brings the husband-wife duo of Ajay Devgan and Kajol. The film also marks the debut of Ajay Devgan as director and thus is extremely special.
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| Race - Not all that racy but the pretty women might do th |
 For a movie that’s been in news for a while now, here comes its much awaited music composed by one of the most sought after composers of last year –Pritam. With chartbusters in films like Bhool Bhulaiya , Jab We Met and Metro , Pritam’s riding high and so are the expectations.
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| Jodhaa Akbar - Not the best, worth the wait |
 Expectations are running high for this epic film as it’s known to the masses that every Ashutosh Gowarikar film is not just a cinematic experience but is backed by music that inspires and soothes.
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| KABHI TO HASAYE…KABHI TO RULAYE VOL.2 |
 In a rare example, the two oldest labels in Hindi film music, Saregama and Universal, join forces for a 2-volume collection of Kishore Kumar hits
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| #1s NASHA |
 It was in the ‘80s that film music touched a creative slump for a few years. As that was the era when melody and poetry were seeped into the psyche of even the lay listener, who was informed about shaayari and good music, he rejected the discordant songs and went in for non-film music in a big way. At that juncture, Universal Music (then known as Music India) ushered in the ghazal-bhajan revival a
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| Hits Of M.M.Kreem |
 He is one of the most underrated music composers around, thanks largely to his refusal to orchestrate media-hype and work on his music instead.
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| Phir Bewafai - For broken hearts - Phir Bewafai - For broken hearts |
 'Phir Bewafai' is a massy album that primarily caters to the interiors of the country. An urban audience may scoff at the effort here due to sheer 'desi' feel to it but it would be hard for them to ignore it as well. Listen to it if your heart is broken in love.
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| Karunya - Extremely routine - Extremely routine |
 : 'Karunya' in the end turns out to be a disappointing fare with the kind of tracks that hardly justify the presence of an Indian Idol. What one was looking was for something exceptional but what one gets from the team here is something that is thoroughly routine.
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| Adnan Sami - 7300 words - A good compilation |
 The best part of the album is revival of songs from his non-film albums of past and present and this is what excites a listener most. If one is ready to ignore a few forgettable tracks that he sung for films earlier on, '7300 words' comes across as a good compilation to have.
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| Shut Up n Kiss Me - Good variety |
 Typically a non-film album by a newcomer or even an established artist doesn't quite break away from a particular style that it sets for itself. In this regard this Alisha Chinai album 'Shut Up N Kiss Me' is different since it comes with a wide range of music.
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| The Greatest College Classics - A gift for someone you love |
 Good part about this 2 CD compilation is that each of them deserve to be termed as a college classic. It doesn't seem like a gimmicky experiment at all and justifies the effort that has gone into making this compilation the way it is.
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| Kuch Khwaab Aise - A poor 'khwaab' |
 'Kuch Khwaab Aise' is an album that deceives, though not from the very beginning but as soon as one gets into the thick of action. The opening of the album promised a decent outing but as one gets into the 3rd or the 4th song, one realizes that 'Kuch Khwaab Aise' is hardly an album that should have been made.
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| Bollywood Dream Themes - A good lounge experience |
 Music from different parts of the world may come and go but Bollywood would always have a special place for itself. This theme album is truly a worthwhile Bollywood lounge experience.
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| Junoon - Best music of the year |
 If you don't like this album, you could as well stop listening to Hindi music. It is a must buy. Period.
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| Everybody On Dance Floor 4.0 - Play your music hard |
 'Everybody On Dance Floor 4.0' is a good compilation if you love to play your music loud, rock the dance floor hard and like to add on beats to the music.
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| One Love - A tribute to Taj |
 One hopes that 'One Love' is marketed appropriately and much more aggressively so that the album reaches a much bigger segment of audience that it could be doing today.
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| 100 Dance Songs (Part 1) - A compilation worth storing |
 100 songs coming together in the space of 6 CDs? And that too in the price of 2 CDs? Now this one indeed needs to be checked out.
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| 100 Dance Songs (Part 2) - A compilation worth storing |
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| Raula Pai Gaya - Yes, the King is back |
 'Raula Pai Gaya' has a good dose of foot tapping numbers that keep a happy mood consistent throughout the album
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| Ayubowan - A different sound |
 'Ayubowan' is an album that brings a different sound that could find both admirers as well as some who may pass it away with a shrug
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| Saadgi - For broken hearts |
 'Saadgi' is mainly for the broken hearts who wish to drown their sorrows away by listening to Lata's voice in the dead of the night with painful lyrics only added to the pain
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| Maya's Lounge - Chowta, SEL and Rahul Sharma hit the right notes |
 MAYA'S LOUNGE is a fairly good compilation that does have a few low points ['Gibberish', 'Cyclist's Rythm' strictly from the context of the album] but has far more positive points that score over the lows
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| Jhoomo Re - Second half rescues the album |
 'Jhoomo Re' is an album that doesn't have a good opening but is rescued due to a rather interesting string of songs that come in it's second half
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| Monsoon Magic - Not quite magical |
 Father-son pair of Shiv and Rahul Sharma do create the right magic with their 'santoor' tracks but the remaining three don't really get the similar ecstatic feel as one would have expected from an album that is made for the rains.
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| Chillout Heaven - Ensures a peaceful slumber |
 'Chillout Heaven' is an extremely well made album that should find a place for itself in the world that is troubling itself with day to day hassles and stress
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| DJ Notorious - Not quite fiery |
 This album by DJ Notorious starts off well but mid-way down the line looses it completely to bring on one disappointing song after another
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| Shaan's Love Story - Grab it! |
 There is not a single dull moment in the album as a consistent mood is maintained from beginning till the end. This is a compilation you wish to lay your hands on!
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| Kaun Nach Di - Pick and choose |
 Jazzy B has tried to do something different with 'Kaun Nach Di' and given his fans as many as 5 different versions of the song to pick and choose from
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| Euro Jazz Lounge - What the....lounge? |
 Truly international in appeal and carrying a distinct European flavor along with it, 'Euro Jazz Lounge' is strictly for those who love to experiment with their music and don't worry about regretting it later
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| Rasiya Saajan - Not quite a comeback vehicle |
 If Ismail Darbar was looking at the album to be his comeback vehicle then it is not quite the one since 'Rasiya Sajan' not just lacks consistency but also a number or two which could result in it disappearing from the stands in a jiffy.
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| Midival Punditz Remixed - For the party goers |
 This is not a soundtrack that you would play at your home or even in a fast driven car. Made for the dance floors, it is a delight for the DJs and the young ones who wish to throw a party every now and then.
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| Ustad Sultan Khan & Friends - Easy on ears |
 In the days when what one hears is pop, rock and some lounge, Suhel Khan brings back Indian classical music into the melodies that are charming and quite easy on ears.
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| This Is Not Fusion - Bizarre |
 'This Is Not Fusion' is the strangest album that one may have heard for a long-long time. There have been albums and there would be albums but none would be able to match this one for its bizarre uniqueness.
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| Kisi Din - Not just for Adnan's fans |
 This one is not just for his fans but even those who have started catching up on his music now.
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| Joy of Life - Peaceful |
 An album that does well in relaxing your mind and helping you come closer to peace.
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| V - Plain average |
 Overall 'V' turns out to be an extremely ordinary album with just a track or two to hum about
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| Sarhadein - Only for LIVE performances |
 Nitish Pires has tried to do something different but the difficult part here is that there are hardly any takes for music and setting like this. At maximum, 'Sarhadein' brings with a set of compositions that would make an impression on a stage or when performed live, but that's about it.
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| Jeena Tere Bina - Title song and 'Haan Mere' score well |
 Overall 'Jeena Tere Bina' is a decent album by Arun Daga who demonstrates the wide range that he possesses as a singer
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| Samandar - Brilliant, yet again |
 Rahul Shamra has been known for picking up various themes for each of his offerings. This time around he brings an ocean to tune and mesmerizes once again with his brilliancy and hold behind his art.
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| Supergirl - No superpower here |
 'Supergirl' should hardly be termed as a Rakhi Sawant album since she is there for just a solitary number.
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| Lounge Masters 2 - The Masters are back |
 The album begins on an excellent mode with the first three tracks making quite an impression. Though the euphoria of listening to 'Lounge Masters 2' doesn't quite maintain the same tempo towards the middle of the album, the last three tracks bring it back on track to make for an enjoyable listening experience.
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| Masty - Hear it on for some good feel-good appeal |
 'Masty' is a youthful album that spans across genres without getting restricted to Pakistani rock, Indian melody or 'bhangra-pop'.
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| Joshilay - Hear it for 'Kulli Wichon' |
 The album moves on well but some kind of predictability starts setting in due to a flurry of dance numbers. But then towards the end come a couple of slow moving songs that add on to the variety hence making it a reasonably balanced affair.
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| Propose - Revives the melody of 70s |
 If you still love the music of 70s and are missing the genre of feel good numbers that belonged to the era gone by, 'Propose' acts as a good source of reviving the nostalgia.
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| Nanna - Disappointing |
 After the opening number there were huge expectations from the album but they are not met at all. Agreed that none of the songs are out and out bad or a difficult hear but then they are not interesting enough either to make you glued on to them for a repeat hearing.
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| Pray For Me Brother - A flawless composition; must hear |
 With the message of coming together of humankind and showing compassion, respect and love for each other, the song comes with a definite message and is an eye opener of sorts
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| Akh Mastani - A Punjabi outing by Jassi |
 'Akh Mastani' is primarily a Punjabi album with its target audience belonging to North India, especially those who follow Punjabi
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| Journey West-2-East - A surprise entertainer |
 Ozzie shows good confidence in the album and delivers songs that would be easily identifiable with the youth.
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| Muchacha Latina - An album by Remo that deserves a hearing |
 You would be missing out on a new sound if you don’t pick this one up!
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| Mera Gham - A mixed bag by Babbu Maan |
 'Mera Gham', 'Kinara' and 'Ek Raat' are the songs to be heard
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| Aghaaz - An impressive album |
 ‘Gurus Trilogy’ succeeds in creating an album that has good variety to offer which only makes a music lover give it a repeat hearing.
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| Tanhai - Strictly for the broken hearts |
 If you are happy in love and have no complains whatsoever, 'Tanhai' is certainly not the album for you. On the other hand if all you want is an album that would accompany you in your sorrows, 'Tanhai' may just be the right bet.
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| Mehram - A must hear for those fond of good quality soulful |
 Almost flawless in the way she sings and boasting of supreme talent, Meenal gives a good account of her in 'Mehram' and comes up with a superlative effort.
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| Dhakka - Prajakta announces her arrival |
 Prajakta announces loud and clear by singing variety of numbers that she is in the reckoning of there are composers who are willing to rope her in for their projects.
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| Sadhu - Good variety |
 'Sadhu' is a good album with variety galore as it incorporates different styles of number ranging from 'bhangra' to western to Indian to hardcore rap
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| Interface - Not quite an interface |
 Except for the opening track 'Interface', rest of the album is mainly 3 solo tracks each from Bickram Ghosh and Rahul Sharma
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| Mahi - 'Say Na Say Na' girl impresses again |
 Even if you are not a youngster, still play it on - the youngster in you would be back for sure!
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| Namastey London - Himesh is back!!! |
 Just when you feel the man-with-the-cap is done with, he bounces back with a bang! Namastey London is one of the best works of Himesh Reshammiya. For it’s a wonderful mix of traditional and popular. And the best part is that Himesh refrains from singing all the songs. If there’s a mass-favourite Chakna Chakna, Rafta Rafta and Dilruba, then there are the delirious Main Jahaan Rahoon and Aanan Faana
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| Doorie - An entertaining album that lives up the hype |
 A mega album with as many as 18 tracks comprising of 9 originals and equal number of remixes, it is a joint effort by the team.
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| Honeymoon Travels Pvt Ltd. - Celebrating Romance |
 Vishal-Shekhar have made a good start to year 2007 with Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd. with some peppy-n-feel-good numbers that make you feel nice about yourself. The best tracks amongst the lot are the romantic Halke Halke and the wonderfully cheerful Sajanji Vaari Vaari. Jaane Hai Woh Kahan and Pyaar ki Yeh Kahaani have a slight heard-before feel, yet they impress with exceptional singing and fanta
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| Truth - For lovers of new sound |
 'The Truth' is for the connoisseurs of world music; basically a select set of audience which like its music to have strong classical shades
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| Naam - Arnab succeeds in creating a name for himself |
 Young Arnab leaves a mark as a composer/singer whose strength lies in singing romantic numbers with a melodious base
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| Red - This Red is Black |
 Himesh Reshammiya is being touted as the global rockstar. But when this rockstar makes a comeback of sorts after a brief hiatus of few months (thankfully), his offering is miserably out of form-n-tune. For Red is a miserable failure on all counts. First of all Himesh’s singing is intolerable. Alright, he sounds good in Dil Ne Ye Na Jaana (one of the better songs of the album), but apart from that,
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| Risk - For a select audience |
 When you listen to the Risk album, one thought immediately comes to mind, that it’s not your usual film albums. For except for Hitchki there’s not a single number that caters to the masses. But that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have a listenership. Lakhon Karodon Mein, Risk Theme and Kali Sadke shall surely impress a certain set of people who like the Doors kind of music. More sense, less of usual mush
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| Traffic Signal - Assorted classics and average new shades |
 The music of Traffic Signal is a decent assortment of songs you’ve heard before (six songs), five new numbers, a remix and a version of one of the other numbers. Music director Shamir Tandon is in fine form in Hariharan propelled Yeh Zindagi Hai To Kya Zindagi Hai and Bhupinder Singh’s version of Na Jis Din Teri Meri Baat Hoti Hai. Both the songs have a ghazal element in it which is enchanting. Th
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| Asha & Friends - Short and sweet |
 An idea of bringing on celebrities as Asha Bhonsle's co-singers has turned out to be positive with results being heartwarming
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| Just Married - A Perfect gift for Honeymoon |
 Dhoom 2, Apna Sapna Money Money and Bhagam Bhag lessened Pritam’s credibility as a composer-to-watch-out-for after the splendid work of Gangster and Woh Lamhe. But listen to the soundtrack of Just Married and you can do an encore…Pritam is back….with the Best work of his career! And he must thank Gulzar sahib for writing spellbinding lyrics consistently throughout the album. Ram Milaye Jodi and Ba
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| Shut Up and Dance - Hardly the case! |
 King of remixes is back. And when he talks, everyone shuts up and dances! He is none other than Biddu, a veteran in the world of pop and remixes. An album comprising of 8 tracks, 'Shut Up and Dance' comprises of songs from different eras but still promises to come with one common purpose - to make you dance. Let's play on to see if the promise is true indeed.
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| Welcome To Mumbai - Barely passable |
 'Welcome To Mumbai' has some fair tracks but chances are remote that the album would be able to change the current musical scenario much
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| Sanober & The Masti Express - For those who like their classics remixed |
 The album has some of the best remixes to have arrived on the Bollywood classics remix scene over the years
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| Sagari Rayn - Disappointing |
 There has been immense hype created around the album since it has been released but it doesn't quite live up to it
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| Destination Hitz - Worth a hear |
 'Destination Hitz' is a decent compilation though there are around half the songs that not many people except for hardcore music followers would be even aware of
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| I See U - No Jhankar Beats This |
 Vishal-Shekhar has delivered some gems like Jhankar Beats and Bluffmaster. But off late they’ve been not so prolific with their standards. When you start listening to this Arjun Rampal’s production I See You, the first number Subah Subah has a fun-feel to it. Sach Hui is another song that is immensely likable. But then Kehna Hai Jo and Halo Halo lack the captivity quotient
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| The Bilz - It's different |
 Hear it if you want to give a try to something uniquely different from conventional Punjabi music.
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| Maya - The Illusion - Journey to the unknown |
 'Maya - The Illusion' doesn't really impress much and one gets a sense of dissatisfaction when it ends.
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| Ustad & The Divas - Leja Leja steals the heart |
 If one doesn't measure the rest of the songs on the same parameters as 'Leja Leja' then it turns out to be a truly enjoyable album
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| Salaam-E-Ishq: A Tribute To Love - Buy it for Adnan and Kailash |
 Shankar Ehsan Loy, the musical trio is a treat especially because of their fantastic production values and brilliant music arrangements. They’ve been having a good year after the success of Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna and Don. Salaam-e-Ishq soundtrack was eagerly awaited and was launched amidst much fanfare. As one starts listening to it, the first track Dil Kya Kare is one of the most charming songs I’
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| Let The Music Play 2 - CD2 - An excellent compilation |
 The best of Bollywood, Indi-pop, remixes and some international tracks are assembled in this collectors' delight
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| Let The Music Play 2 - CD1 - An excellent compilation of 2006 hits |
 The best of Bollywood, Indi-pop, remixes and some international tracks are assembled in this collectors' delight
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| Ladakh - In Search Of Buddha - Yet another instance of world music |
 As per Rahul, the tracks in the album aim at connecting people with nature and spirituality with a blend of new age and the santoor
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| Anwar - An Eclectic Mix |
 Anwar is a strange mix of absolute delight and downright repugnant forms of music. And before going further I would like to say that director Manish Jha made a big mistake by letting Pankaj Awasthi spoil the fantastic work done by Mithoon on this album. For both Maula Mere Maula and Javeda Zindagi – Tose Naina Lagey are gems composed by Mithoon and sung by honey sweet voices of Roop Kumar Rathod,
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| Don on the dance floor - A DJ delight |
 If you are a DJ who wants a single movie theme based CD to take care of at least an hour of music on the dance floor then this is the one for you
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| With Luv... Tumhaara - Pleasant Melodies |
 With Luv Tumhara is a pleasant surprise in more ways than one for I was not expecting much from it anyway. Composer Sudeep Banerjee impresses very much with his minimalistic music arrangements. And just when I was getting very impressed, he disappoints by singing three out of eight numbers on the album. He is a far better composer and a below average singer. Shreya Ghoshal in Dheere
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| Is Dil Se - A different arrangement |
 Whether it is film or non-film songs, Sukhwinder Singh's rendition is always a class apart and makes them all sound special
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| Hazaroin Khwahishein - Desire fulfilled |
 With the fashion of remix music albums being a passe, its back to hearing some different music practically every week
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| Bhagam Bhag - Pritam Remixed |
 Bhagam Bhag is an eagerly awaited film. After all, Govinda is making a comeback with this one. But then Govinda has come to be associated with a certain kind of music. And people have always liked his kind of song-n-dance too. So, as a listener does the music of Bhagam Bhag sounds befitting a Govinda movie? No, not at all. Even from Pritam’s standards, this sound track disappoints. Except for all
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| Kabul Express - New Age Music at its Best |
 If you approach listening to an album without expectations, the results can be refreshingly pleasant. That’s exactly what has happened with Kabul Express. Twenty something musician-singer-turned-composer Raghav Sachar surprises with his superb range and a brilliant musically thinking mind. One of the most notable aspect about this album is that it’s not your usual filmy soundtrack. Instead, it car
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| Guru - Buy it for ‘Jaage Hain’ and ‘Tere Bina’ |
 It goes without saying that AR Rahman is a supreme talent when it comes to music. Not only in India. But anywhere in the world. This year he excelled in Rang De Basanti where almost all the songs were fantastic. So, it goes without saying that his next offering with Mani Rathnam was eagerly anticipated. First of all, it’s important to understand that one approaches an AR Rahman album with a lot of
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| H2O - Vibrant, energetic and soulful melodies of the wat |
 H2O brings to fore the sound of water that has long been used to express lilting melodies, to connote the calm and peace of the sea or the gushing waters of a waterfall
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| Mausam - JoSH impress most in the rock tracks |
 'Mausam' is a pretty decent album with a number of songs making their presence felt, especially those where JoSH go in a holds-no-bar mode and rock the show
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| Sajnaa - An honest album |
 'Sajnaa' is a good album by Mehnaaz where she consciously steers away from getting into an Indi-pop mould and presents something to the audience which is truly Indian at heart and soul
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| Koi Baat Chale - A gift to yoursefl |
 Gulzar and Jagjit Singh have reached at such a stage since years when they come up with only products that are superior and 'Koi Baat Chale' is no exception.
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| Baabul - Hit Hai Fit Hai |
 Before listening to ‘Babul’, Aadhesh Shrivastava to me was most reminder-worthy for his Kya Ada Kya Jalwe Tere Paro number from early nineties. Alright he was pretty good in ‘Baaghbaan’ and ‘Bas Itna Sa Khwaab Hai’ but he takes you completely by surprise with his range-n-mastery with varied moods in Ravi Chopra’s ‘Baabul’. The rocking Come On Come On, Har Manzar or the somber Kehta Hai Babul, Baaw
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| Salli - An album that has its USP lying in being different |
 An album that has its USP lying in being different from majority of other albums coming from Pakistan
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| Imported Music Across Boundaries - Hardly anything imported here |
 The album can at best be called decent due to a misleading title which gave an impression of a sound coming from entire world and instead turns out to be rooted to Punjab
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| Aitbaar - You can trust Shael on this one |
 'Aitbaar' is a good album by Shael and he should be sharing the credits with his team of composer and lyricists.
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| Clap On The Beat - This Glassy rocks too! |
 Earlier it was Sona Family's 'Glassy' that rocked the nation. Don't be surprised if Ashok Mastie's 'Glassy' follows suit too.
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| Apna Sapna Money Money - Club House Mix |
 Pritam is a talented music composer who is fast emerging as the man with a penchant-for-different-sound. His music refrains from the traditional stuff…It is more hip and it always aims at being happening.
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| Party In Punjab - Urban Party |
 This 'URBAN PARY' has some very good tracks in the first half of the album that makes you gaze at the compilation in awe
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| Dhoom 2 - Uninspired Sound of Music |
 Dhoom is one film that music composer Pritam will always remember. For not only did it catapult him into the mainstream big league of Bollywood, it also earned him humungous popularity the world over.
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| Party In Punjab - Desi Party - Party has arrived from Punjab |
 With new year round the corner and party mood building up fast for the same, it won't be surprising if 'Party In Punjab' crosses the boundaries of Punjab and engulfs an entire nation
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| Raeth - Keeps you entertained...just about! |
 'Raeth' is a decent album to hear despite blemishes at certain junctures. Still, the overall experience is decent with 3-4 numbers really making a mark.
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| Aadat - Remix tracks spice the album |
 The album returns with new vigour with brand new remix versions of three songs and a VCD which comprises of as many as 7 of their hit music videos.
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| Yatra - Classic Connection |
 It’s great to have Khayyam doing what he does best. Giving quality music with semi classical compositions webbed around his comfort zone of Asha Bhosle’s enchanting voice. Jaam-e-Mohabbat, Aap To Mere Hi Khwabon Mein, Saaz-e-Dil Nagma-e-Jaan and Madhur Madhur are priceless gems. But just when I was getting too impressed, a bad remix of Kabhi Aar Kabhi Paar and a deluge of classical based bandish,
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| Ziver - A decent attempt |
 In a crowd of Indi-pop albums, there is only a minuscule percentage of artists that is managing to make its presence felt
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| Umrao Jaan - Worth a Few Salaam |
 Comparisons are inevitable. Khayyam’s music and Shahryar’s lyrics are bound to be the yardstick for Anu Malik and Javed Akhtar. It goes without saying that JP Dutta’s team fails on all counts as compared with Muzaffar Ali’s classic. But still, the efforts that have gone in making the music of ‘Umrao Jaan’ are notable for superlative production values and decent wordplay. My favourites would be Sal
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| Nayaa - Doesn't quite work |
 'Nayaa' is a fair album that surprisingly falters everytime whenever it tries to become a little 'nayaa'
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| Vivah - This Marriage Disappoints |
 Sooraj Barjataya has given some of the all-time big musical hits like ‘Maine Pyaar Kiya’ and ‘Hum Aapke Hain Kaun’. There were people who said that his last offering ‘Main Prem Ki Deewani’ was musically less appealing. But when you compare Ravindra Jain’s ‘Vivaah’ sound track with Anu Malik’s score in ‘MPKD’ I would say Anu’s music was far more superior and worth-listening. If you’ve heard one son
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| Wild 10 - Call of passion |
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