Well, ultimately you're going to like or you're not going to like it. Or, you could just like parts of it. That's fine. The true test is the test of time. But, I find it disconcerting when people judge a soundtrack initially as if it's a private album. Many Rahman soundtracks come to mind when they were judged negatively without keeping the film's context in mind, as if Rahman composed something purposefully of less quality.
- [arr] It's unfair to judge a film soundtrack without keeping ... ichord
