ArrayMac wrote:

Of course, I knew it reminded me of something.

Fit well into my sunday evening.

 scrubbrush wrote:

Umm.... never mind.

getting Orville Peck Kalahari Down vibes, almost like he countrified parts of this

 flyboy wrote:

Yes, that's exactly what it sounds like. In addition to Foreigner, this song reminds of this other song:

I Want to Know You

I keep expecting them to break into "I want to know what love is, I want you to show meeee!"

Know your niche is an ride it if it works for you. Not my cup of tea though.

 flyboy a écrit :

C'est un fait 

 Lazarus wrote:

Where are you now Lazarus?

To my uneducated ear - sounds very much like Scottish Gaelic. Define shades of Runrig...

I like it

A foreigner song?

Some wires got crossed somewhere with that English "translation" 😄

Snore ...

At the end with the New Delhi Mass Choir? Anyway, it is a wonderful, peaceful song 

sounds like David Bowie doing some experimental song.

Meditation enhanced by beautiful sound. I enjoyed going there...

I give this one the highest possible rating on RP. Aural perfection.

No matter what race, religion, Foreigner song, or universe we come from.. We all need to know what love is.

I would have (I did) think this was Celtic until the tabla started. Thank you again RP for the world of music. 

I love this track and have listened to it on insight timer—what fun to hear it on RP! 
Thanks, William!
-wendy

Beautiful. Just beautiful.

lovely version.

 ckcotton wrote:

unbearable.

 ckcotton wrote:
 
The repetitions makes it powerful. Very calming to work by.

There is quiet power in chanting, whether Gregorian or sanscrit.  Nice to find it here at 4:30 AM.

sooooo repetitively boring 

What a beautiful surprise Can you play Songs like Shantala Hare Krishna too Love Radio paradise

I instantly 'felt' this.  Maybe because his voice sounds like my late Father's whom I haven't heard since I was 6..so nice

thanks for the musical taste of DJ, this is one of the best tracks to perform this concept without losing the music itself.

 flyboy wrote: 
Well, it's indian mantra style music. The monotony is kind of like the whole point of it... but you're free of course to like or dislike it.

Surprisingly not-annoying. Solid 8 on my little judgement scale.

Shut up already! Sheesh.

Weird little guilty pleasure song. I wouldn't even try to tell someone "Listen to this!", but it makes me sit back and smile while listening on headphones. :-)

OH SWEET VISHNU WHY IS THERE NO PSD BUTTON IN ITUNES

 passsion8 wrote: 
....but there are so many more.

 Tippster wrote: 
Kind of my point.  Jesus Culture is closer to being Hare Krishna than to being Christian.

Translating the Sanskrit offers a rather different take on the lyrics:

"I will not be able to do the same."

After experiencing Krishna Das' Kirtan performance, I have a greater appreciation for this. Embarrassed to say I gave it a 3 to begin with. Up to an 8 now.

 bhallmark wrote: 
At least there's no one saying it's a rip-off of a Pink Floyd song.

10 out of 10 for an unexpected foray into a cheesy Foreigner 80s overplayed hit. Basically, it gets points for being adorable and unexpected. 

But overall, it's more like a 6.

 flyboy wrote: 
Or... you know... Hare Krishna.

I really liked it, until it broke out in another band's sincere and passionate but by now somewhat overused song. Maybe one artist should not so blatantly sample/cover/steal other tracks. 

There are many better songs in this genre! Not my taste!

Way too, too, too, too, too, monotonous.  Song could be good if it added some verses.  Sounds like New Apostolic Reformation trance music from Jesus Culture.

I love this. I have it on a compilation somewhere. I find it very restful. 

Once in a blue moon, this is consoling. Keep it a rare nugget.

No, It's a Foreigner song.

 wtango wrote: 

Absolutely!

I love this. thank you.

 RobN wrote: 
Have you ever just lost yourself for a moment while gazing at a Sunset, (or anything else)?
That is meditation.

Chanting is, well, chanting. It helps some people, but not everyone. Not me, for instance.

I think meditation is the purest gift you can give yourself.

:-)

I could never get into the meditation scene because I absolutely hate endless repetition. It makes me angry.

Very interesting - I like it.

 I like it as well !  jmkate wrote: 

I dislike this about as much as I dislike the original.

zzzzzzzzzz....

His voice is marvelous.

I hear Eddie Vedder in there somewhere...
Eddie Veda?

 Lazarus wrote: 

It kind of sneaks up on you.  It's only about halfway through that you realize—SPOILER ALERT!—it's a Foreigner cover.

At some point I looked up from what I was doing, frowned at the speaker, and came to the page just to give this a two. Then I listened awhile longer and said "Well, I guess they won me over" and changed it to a 7. Still broadening those horizons. :-)

 robertolos wrote: 
Los cojones en los zapatos?

I coglioni nelle scarpe

I was surprised  to hear the Foreigner line,  but really liked the anthemic chant-like bits

"I want to know what love is... I want you to show me"

Yikes!  It's Foreigner!!!  

Very nice. Great voice.  Would love to hear more South Asian inspired music.

First !

Now that I have staked my claim,
this is an interesting bunch of FOREIGNERs.
Sounds like when we sing in my church,
but definitely different.
I wonder if I could get away with having
these English lyrics sung in my church.
I think my name would have to be Bart Simpson.  

Ina Gada Da Vida.
Translation : In God, there is life.