Shopnochura 3 [Band Mixed Album]

The third compilation band mixed album in the 'Shopnochura' series is 'Shopochura 3', released in 2007 and co-ordinated by none other than Black's Drummer Tony Vincent Gomes. Featuring a fleet of talented bands, the album got positive reviews throughout the country just like the rest of the series. However some bands of the "Shopnochura" family couldn't contribute this time, which opened up places for newer bands.

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Track list

01. Black - E Karonei
02. Yaatri - Jonmechi Taai
03. Shironamhin - Train
04. Mohakaal - Protidin
05. Aronnya - Taar Chire Geche
06. Montro - Protikkha
07. Breed - Shetkabbo
08. Dark - Elomelo
09. Kalponik - Shogokti
10. Phoenix - Obhimani
11. Ionic - Notun Din
12. Psychovina - Shomoy
13. Purbo-Poshchim - Sheshpranto

Front Cover of 'Shopnochura 3 (2007)'

Back Cover

Inlay [Front]

Inlay [Middle]

Inlay [Back-1]

Inlay [Back-2]

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