Chorom Onuraag-e (Love Extreme) – sing, sing, sing this song to me!


Chorom Onuraag-e (Love Extreme) – sing, sing, sing this song to me!

This is an animated story composed of organic melody...vocal harmony screaming phenomenon, revolution, places heavier than heaven, solace and the power of passion.

And the entity between something which is rightfully yours and sinfully mine is weaved in a story called Chorom Onuraag-e and the band who piously sang it is Breach, the rock band from Bangladesh. This is a rock song which one man wants to achieve and the other obscured to explore.

As this story...this rock song...got narrated to three mortals, they told this tale to a blind man seeking a rush to sway his head and experience hard rock love in a different way.

So the first mortal said: This is a rock song of cosmic energy ready to explode in a cup of tea. This song is also a line by Cagil M. Kasapoglu – listening to rock is like being dragged by high tide waves taking ups and downs and suddenly finding your face hit on a hard sandy ground. It's a feeling of twisted adrenaline but also a relieved pleasure left with when the waves leave you alone with yourself.

Suddenly, a graffiti of guitar riffs and solos burst in to vivid flares when t he second mortal said: I will tell you the story of Suzannah Dowty who believed in this song immensely. She said, this rock song is an euphoric genre of music. Like the term rock music suggests, it is hard, but brilliant. Feel the speakers vibrate through your entire body as the bass and lead guitars sweep you along with their powerful routine.

The blind man exclaimed, “WOAH! I now know how to see. I now thank god to let me in to this world of dream”. He was about to wander in the woods and flee...he wanted to feel the sun chasing all the clouds with glee forgetting to learn the third reality.

So came the third mortal: blind man, oh blind man, have you heard of the third story and Stefano Silvestre? You will not experience hard rock love till you hear number three. Blind man paused and got a sudden kick of reality – this rock music is like ten thousand people kicking your ass at the same time. Pain is really close to pleasure and you will live to love once you love to live. The blind man said Amen!

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