New Age Vibe

in Kali Thunder: James Asher needs to pay for it!

Mido, just imagine this situation. How angry you’d be if the beauty of your beloved is distorted by some wannabe fashion designer! If you ask me, I’d attempt-torture that designer in a boiling oil well, at least, in my dream. If you could feel that anguish and wrath, you could understand my pain over Bombay Pure murder by Assam.

Am I confusing you, my Mido? Let me explain you how this staright away. Bombay Pure is one of my favorite tracks by Karunesh. It is featured in his album Global Spirit. Such a beautiful song is this that I found solace during every hardest time listening to this music. Naturally, as you might guess, Mido, I developed a kind of affection and love to the track, the singer (whom I couldn’t identify, any help appreciated!) and the composer Karunesh.

Just a week back, I bought Kali Thunder by James Asher. This album features the track Assam, remix of Bombay Pure, though not acknowledged. I hope you understand my concern now. Assam is a wannabe-fashion designer’s massacre of my beloved classic beauty Bombay Pure. As a remix, it doesn’t add any beauty to the existing, rather kills it. The drum beats are hard and noisy. The vocal itself is unsuccessfully experimented by noisely repeating few lines. I checked my player for malfunctioning only to discover it was how the track is composed. Mido, I really feel much and write this post. I am writing to mourn the death of Bombay Pure in Asher’s hand. If you have heard this album, I suggest you to listen to Karunesh’s Bombay Pure

I’m not underestimating Asher’s talent. For those ardent fans of Asher, who pounce on me, let me say this: I too have listened and enjoyed his other albums…. I look upon him in awe for what he’s capable of doing with his percussion. But I’d have better kept my comments digestible if he hasn’t distorted the beauty by his percussion where it doesn’t seem least fit.

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