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Hallelujah (Bamboo song) : ウィキペディア英語版
Light Peace Love

''Light Peace Love'' is the second album of the Filipino rock band Bamboo. The song "Hallelujah" was released some time before the actual release of the album, becoming an instant hit. It is the only Tagalog track in the album, and with its "never give up" theme, the track became a fast favorite and rocked the daily radio charts for several weeks.
''Light Peace Love'' is different in style from Bamboo's previous release, As The Music Plays. The group experiments with several new styles that may please new listeners, at the risk of disappointing fans of the more conventional rock of their first album. In addition to rock, Bamboo has incorporated elements of rap or scat-style singing, and a gospel music theme inhabits one track ("Alpha Beta Omega").
It is said that the production of ''Light Peace Love'' was rushed throughout the summer of 2005, resulting in the short track count and several reused lines on some songs. Despite this, many of the songs on the album are longer than average, resulting in an album clocking in at nearly forty-five minutes.
==Track listing==


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