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Message: <blockquote data-quote="earthling" data-source="post: 4241500" data-attributes="member: 967">yup..i read that thread & posted my view as well...I've listened to about 5 times now.... but As I remember Radical Premaya started growing on me after about 2-3 Listens.. but this one ..although it has its moments still hav not grown in me... Thats my point "u dont have to will your self to listen to an album in the hope that it will grow in you"..if thats the caes in my opinion its a failed attempt... I'm not saying that even great albums starts to make an impression on you in the first listen... We all know that its not the case at all..we are both metal fans ...so we both know than anybody else when in metal when u r checking out a new band or a new album of a much loved band, 9 out of 10... the fist listen wont make an impression on you... but on the 2nd & the 3rd attempt it starts to creep on you... after that u r hooked....thats metal I'm talking about...so in Kasun's genre..Pop/Adult Contemporary you need to make the album more General Public Friendly.. meaning easy melodies that grows in you quickly...the song can be complicated with deep lyrics...but the song has to be memorable(Ex- Kapuge, Amarasiri Peiris, MAradeva, Sanath Nadasiri all have serious songs with simple catchy melodies...thats the secret)Think Kasun has totally missed the script on this album...he should not make albums only for the hardcore Kasun Fans only..a person who has not liststened to Kasun before but has good taste in music should be able to dig "Romantic Opera" by the 2nd go... but even I (A long standing Kalhara Fan) cant dig this album that much...So for me..his latest effort is a bit of a failier in those regards</blockquote>

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