What are you listening to now?

[Na Maloom Afraad]

The only song that matches it's likeness.

Haye! What a blast from the past :')

 

[zwarrior]

0:38 is amazing !

 

[AsadRM]

The only song that matches it's likeness.

What's really interesting is that this ghazal (Urdu word for poetry; sad poetry in specific) was written in 1971, the year when East Pakistan (Bangladesh) became independent and was no longer a part of Pakistan. Naseer Turabi wrote this to express his sorrow and sadness over the secession of East Pakistan (Bangladesh now). Bangladesh is depicted as the 'humsafar' (companion) of West Pakistan (Pakistan now)

I'm not trying to start some history debate about East Pakistan and how it was unfairly treated etc. I just thought to let you guys know of an interesting fact.

 

[Dutch]

Never gets old , great songwriter and singer.

 

[Dutch]

Something very different and whether you are a person of faith or not this has to move you: starts at around 1.50 The beautiful Diana Ross

 

[Dutch]

And on the other side of a spectrum: this is very very impressive too:

 

[VC the slogger]

 

[Verified Enigma]

Who is your favourite band?

Person A: The Beatles
Person B: AC/DC
Person C: Linkin' Park

Me:

(dhoom dhadaka orchestra)

 

[Yash.]

If you think you have listened to Indian rap, and haven’t listened to KR$NA... You haven’t listened to shit...

He is a little abusive but damn, his flows and wordplay!

 

[Dutch]

Listen to the whole darn thing dammit!

 

[VC the slogger]

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

Favorite Asim Azhar song since... his' Coke Studio one with Momina?

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Favorite Asim Azhar song since... his' Coke Studio one with Momina?

TBH, until recently I didn't think you spoke Hindi @VC the slogger. But some of your recent posts have me convinced otherwise.

I think you should give this a try.

 

[Till Valhalla]

Favorite Asim Azhar song since... his' Coke Studio one with Momina?

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TBH, until recently I didn't think you spoke Hindi @VC the slogger. But some of your recent posts have me convinced otherwise.

I think you should give this a try.

I really like the galat fehmi song.
What?!!! How come you came to that conclusion?

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

I really like the galat fehmi song.
What?!!! How come you came to that conclusion?

Tough question to answer.

I didn't really like Ghalat Fehmi, felt a little too filmy. Tum Tum and Humraah simply aren't my taste don't get pop/pop-rap. I wasn't really impressed by some other songs in between that I can't think of right now. Unless there's a really obvious one I'm missing, I think I'll stand by my statement.

 

[Till Valhalla]

The song in question.
Tbh I have only listened to the song yet maybe if I watch the video I might find it filmy.