I didn't hate cracker island but I did think it was the kinda album where it had two duds for every good track, so it's nice to go back to something that's actually consistently good

>>129569550
the british romanticization is a holdover from the empire days when the white man held a civilized grip over india so only its best qualities came forth, from the beatles to damon there was an orientalist fetishization which is slowly fading away as the younger generations realize what an india without the white man's guideship has become.

Jai Hind Sars


[spolier]Honestly though the album is not that Indian[/spoiler]

good morning

>>129569550
lmao impossible. i've actually spent time around them.

>>129569550
>Trying to shill jeets this bad
Saar

>>129569550
India always had cool rich culture, the people on the other hand...

>>129569550
I enjoyed this album much more than I expected. The Shadowy Light is probably my favourite track.

>>129571481
Just like America

I wouldn't go so far to say it's "offensive" but there's something tacky about all these dead guys being given featuring credits for basically just unused takes on songs they already recorded decades ago. It just makes me think of the original songs they were lifted from more than anything else. Especially Dennis Hopper cause I've heard Fire Coming Out of the Monkey's Head a billion times. I know not everyone had a random freestyle lying around in their archives but I think it's the kind of thing where restraint would have gone a long way.

>>129569550
Not really. The quality of this album drops for every verse sang in the hindi """language""". Somehow I still like the album though

>>129573013
Have you considered that it's homage kino and thematically in line with the project in general though