If you like western style Nusrat you will love this
Disadvantages:
Keep well away if you like tradional Qawwali
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
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Nusrat in a diferent style.
Its hard to think what the thinking was behind this concert. It could well be as Nusrat often said he changes his music to suit the audiance. On this occasion it could well have been a step to far. Nusrats voice shines as always as does Rahats as he takes a much greater role in this whole concert (nusrat being ill) but for the more traditional type of listener keep well away.
The songs vary from the worldwide hit Allah hoo to the more folk style songs that we all now know like mera piya ghar ayee and ahkihan udeek diyan. overall good recording of the master live but not for the purest qawwali lovers. if you ike the more western style Nusrat you will love this.
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