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Desert Rain is the second album of Indian Ocean and the first live album released by any Indian band, ever. A concert played at the annual SAHMAT show at Mandi House on Jan 1, 1997, and recorded completely by accident. No major record label was willing to take the risk of releasing a live album, and so a record company was created to release Desert Rain.Naresh Bhatia was one behind the release of Desert Rain. Released on cassettes and CDs. The Ghosh family and Silvy were close with Indian Ocean during the recording of Desert Rain.

Track listing

  1. "Desert Rain"
  2. "Village Damsel"
  3. "Boll Weevil"
  4. "Going To ITO"
  5. "Euphoria"
  6. "From The Ruins"
  7. "Melancholic Ecstasy"

Singles

  • "Scholl Bell Tree house"
  • "Sordid Humor"

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