It's a great album, pleasantly, unique and very different as usuall. congrats, to everyone involved in writing, producing and plying it and to Siavash himeself who always has done a fantastic job performing the music. He is truly an asset to Iranian music.
Thanks Siavash and keep-up the good work.

I liked all of them except "Koda Joon"

Harf nadasht, siavash to music Iran va donya tak hast che ahangahaye 20 sal pish che albume ragbaar!

It's been an quite a wait for the new Siavash Ghomayshi album... 3 Years since his last full studio work, Rooz Haayeh Bi Khaatereh (released in 2005). For us Ghomayshi fans, the months, days, hours and minutes have all been agonizing, I know it had been for me, but now the wait is over and he has graced us with another masterpiece to add to his repertoire.

The album is a wonderful ride from beginning to end. Superb music, superb arrangements, and lets not forget incredible lyrical …

It's been an quite a wait for the new Siavash Ghomayshi album... 3 Years since his last full studio work, Rooz Haayeh Bi Khaatereh (released in 2005). For us Ghomayshi fans, the months, days, hours and minutes have all been agonizing, I know it had been for me, but now the wait is over and he has graced us with another masterpiece to add to his repertoire.

The album is a wonderful ride from beginning to end. Superb music, superb arrangements, and lets not forget incredible lyrical feats...

1. Jangaleh Bedooneh Risheh, kicks off the album with a great socio-political spin... along the lines of Tasavor Kon from his last CD, this song is my personal favorite and the metaphors presented in its words make it a true stand out.

2. Deltangi, picks the pace of the CD up a bit... a good song along the lines of some of his earlier techno-ish songs.

3. Choob Khat is great song with a rock and reggae twang to it (not heard too much in our musical market). Very smooth in its production and Ghomayshi’s love of rock is showcased wonderfully in this track.

4. Goleh Man, picks up the pace of the CD once again, another familiar formula to the song but still outstanding. The chorus is great and has a sort of nostalgic feel to it.

5. Parandehyeh Mohaajer is a great classical guitar infused ballad. Very powerful lyrics, and a great vocal from Ghomayshi. The song seems almost bare and stripped down at parts, which makes it stand out from some of the other songs that contain heavy layers.

6. Khodaa Joon, is another fantastic song with a really strong up-tempo beat. Good use of musical breaks between verses and the chorus.

7. Too Baaroon Keh Rafti, once again explores the ballad category. Wonderfully done. Ghomayshi’s love of the rain is evident in a great deal of his music (songs like Baaroon, Parseh, and even the CDs name as Ragbaar), so why not make it even more appropriate with this song about a lover leaving in the rain. Kinda sad, but still perfect.

8. Donbaaleh Khodet Nagard, is a great way to end the CD. Great up-tempo track with electric guitar riffs throughout. Good closer, however, I would have preferred a deep ballad to make you get into a retrospective mood (like his Neghaab CD ending with the haunting Aakharin Naameh)…

What can I say, Ghomayshi has done it again… He never fails to capture me with his music, his words, and his voice. Although I prefer the ballads and slower paced songs as they show his true emotion, this CD will make a fantastic addition to anyone’s music collection.

Here’s to the next Ghomayshi CD… :D

I always thought Moein's Tolou was the best was this year; but guess what? Now that I listened to this album, I can say that this one's the greatest! Thank you RJ for making it so convenient to listen to the album and buy online :)