Artist's albums
Mon Chaile Mon Pabe
2000 · album
Bisshoy
1998 · album
Dhun
1998 · single
Amader
1997 · album
Ferari Mon (Unplugged Live)
1996 · album
Screw Drivers
1996 · EP
Swapno
1996 · album
Capsule 500mg
1996 · EP
Ghumonto Shohore
1995 · album
Tobuo
1994 · album
Chomok
1994 · EP
Sukh
1993 · album
LRB 1
1992 · album
LRB 2
1992 · album
Juddho
2012 · album
Mone Ache Naki Naai ?
2008 · album
Sporsho
2008 · album
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Biography
Love Runs Blind, often abbreviated as LRB, is a Bangladeshi rock band formed in 1991 in Chittagong City by Ayub Bachchu. They are one of the most successful bands in Bangladesh. Since their formation, they have released thirteen studio albums, one live album, and two compilation albums. They have also appeared in several mixed albums. They are considered to be among the pioneers of Bangladeshi hard rock music. They were originally formed as a hard rock band, but have experimented with many subgenres of rock and roll. After signing with Sargam Records, LRB released the first double album in Bangladesh, LRB I and LRB II in 1992. Their 3rd album "সুখ (Happiness)" (1993) helped them to get more commercial success in the country and featured the song "চলো বদলে যাই (Let's Change)", which is one of the most popular rock songs in Bangladesh. Their popularity continued with hit albums like "তবুও (Yet)" (1994), "ঘুমন্ত শহরে (In the Sleeping City)" (1995) etc. In September 1996, they released "Ferari Mon: Unplugged Live", which was the first live album in Bangladesh. They are the only Bangladeshi band to perform in the Madison Square Garden, New York. They rose to mainstream fame in the early 1990s and is part of the "Big Three of Rock" along with Ark and Nagar Baul, who were responsible for popularizing hard rock music in Bangladesh in the 1990s.