hi
do u think the first line in the title song of A AH
sounds the same  as a song in a movie called "pennin
manathai thottu" .... the song tht i m referring to is
"kalluri vaanil sayindha nilavo".... do u think so...
even though i know it's sacrilege to compare rahman
with rajkumar...
i m interested abt ur comment....
rakesh

--- Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I didnt write the review, merely posted it
> 
> Gopal.
> 
> --- Ravi d <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> > Yes Gops. U r right. If this was done around 8
> years back it would have made 
> > a mark. But now ARR is know for composing music
> which will appeal to the 
> > music critics. For me all the songs sound too much
> electronic. 
> > Mayilirage song had good tabla and other instrumet
> but mixing was not that 
> > great. Though I dont understand a pure tamil but I
> could make out how the 
> > words were misspelt. probably this album would top
> the charts but after 
> > hearing Lagaan, Yuva, Boys, TLOB, MP, BOSE, though
> many movies in this list 
> > bombed but it brought great recognition to ARR.
> this would not claim him 
> > genius in critics. So has ARR made up his mind
> that the extraordinary kind 
> > of composition will not fetch him anything. will
> he return to the mid 90 
> > kind of tracks? or is there no good directors to
> extract him. or is the 
> > movie of such a kind to attract masses.
> > I was listening MP thru out the I started reading
> reviews on A AA and many 
> > claimed it to be more good than MP. For that
> reason I made myself clear to A 
> > AA. but now I am switching back to MP.
> > I agree this might be because of the taste. But
> one thing is for sure i am 
> > growing interest on my 15 listening but I miss
> ARR's musical genious magical 
> > touch.
> > I will wait for GF bcos it seems to be a serious
> movie. But not sure how 
> > tamil directors will bring the movie.
> > I urge to the group GF (If its a remake of english
> GF) pls dont expect more 
> > on songs but U will hear wonders in BGM. here once
> again it depends on 
> > Ravikumar (RGV failed to get good BGM in SARKAR).
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > Ravi 
> > 
> > On 7/26/05, Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> > > 
> > > அ ஆ [Aa Aah ] Music Review.
> > > 
> > > அ ஆ, Music: A.R.Rahman Frankly I don't think
> so.
> > > 
> > > Every new album of Rahman excites me a lot.
> Reason being, there would be 
> > > at least one new idea
> > > in the album that I can learn. Hoping this, I
> happened to hear the new 
> > > Album - SJ Suriya's
> > > அ ஆ. It is true that Rahman songs get on to
> you slowly. The melody and 
> > > arrangement
> > > will grow in you slowly. However as soon I
> started to hear the tracks, I 
> > > felt this album has
> > > the least chance to get into my system. I own
> every CD from A. R. Rahman 
> > > including Baba. May be
> > > it is time for me to miss one in the collection.
> > > 
> > > The first song I heard was Mayilirage sung by 2
> news voices; I really do 
> > > not want to discourage
> > > new singers. But at the same I feel if someone
> cannot pronounce common 
> > > Tamil words, it is
> > > better to send them to learn the dam language
> basics then fulfill their 
> > > quest to sing Tamil
> > > songs. Let me warn heads up, I am not a language
> fanatic; after hearing 
> > > the track I felt Tamil
> > > language has compromised in various places. The
> major stock holder in a 
> > > song is the lyrics;
> > > lyrics have to be communicated across using
> clean pronunciation. A good 
> > > lyric can be thrown to
> > > doll drums due to awkward pronunciations. With
> due respect to her singing 
> > > talent, my patience
> > > ran out for the lady vocals in this track. A. R
> Rahman has introduced many 
> > > Tamil singers who
> > > are good in Tamil pronunciations. Hence I feel
> there is no need for him to 
> > > stick with non Tamil
> > > speaking singers. Apart from that, another nose
> dive was the violin parts, 
> > > cliché strings all
> > > over the song. The string placements made the
> song close to a stage 
> > > devotional song.
> > > 
> > > This was followed by a song sung by Chitra and
> Hariharan, The track 
> > > sounded too techno and
> > > mechanical. But songs gets litter save mint from
> the melody lines and 
> > > vocals Drum pattern was
> > > robotic especially in the charam. The bass parts
> were non-Rahmanish and 
> > > sounded programmed via
> > > plug-in. Next track, Thigu Thigu opens with a
> Radio/Phone EQ setting, but 
> > > soon it becomes
> > > cluttered with random VST synths and their beat
> patterns. Sadhana Sargam's 
> > > voice is as sweet as
> > > it gets. Her pronunciation is manageable. Blaaze
> does backing vocals and 
> > > tries to sing hard
> > > Tamil words. Blaze needs to work more on "ல்
> ல ள் ள"
> > > sounds,he has done enough songs in tamil to
> understand the difference. 
> > > Mixing a Techno groove
> > > and a Tabla seems too dragging to me.
> > > 
> > > Maramkothiye sung by Shankar Mahadevan, Shalini,
> Vasundara Das, Blaaze has 
> > > some color. But once
> > > again beats are kind of sliced and totally
> electronic. Mr. Harmony Where 
> > > are you? This might
> > > work for Euro clubs but not to me; Finally,
> Thazhuvudu : Spb Shreya Goyal
> > > "அறுக்குது
> > > அறுக்குது
> > > தழுவுது
> > > நழுவுது..
> > > அறுறுறுறுக்குது
> > > அறுக்குது". Vocoder usage and
> other
> > > special effects seemed novel. However track
> becomes really boring after 
> > > the 39th second.
> > > 
> > > The only song that has some face is the song
> sung by Rahman - en-anbe, 
> > > Rahman struggles to sing
> > > in high pitches. To me it sounded like song over
> an Xphraze [VST] pattern. 
> > > What happened to the
> > > feel, flow, color, structure and the strength?
> > > 
> > > I am a very biased Rahman fan. Till date I have
> never heard such a weak 
> > > album under the name A.
> > > R .Rahman. Over the years my ears are clearly
> trained to identify Rahman; 
> > > I assume that this
> > > was not orchestrated or recorded by Rahman.
> > > 
> > > 1. The width and the punch we often find in
> Rahman's compositions are 
> > > missing.
> > > 2. The recording is so pathetic I hear too much
> mid range in the mix, 
> > > Rahman never ever sets so
> > > much mid range.
> > > 3. There seems to be a timing lag all thorough.
> Meaning Musical parts and 
> > > loops are not
> > > coherent
> > > 
> > > The Bongos loops and Tabla, don't you see it?
> Spectrosonic Stylus? VST? 
> > > Come on!
> > > 
> > > தலைவா! What's up with you?
> > > 
> > >
>
http://srikanthd.blogspot.com/2005/07/aa-aah-music-review.html
> (now 
> > > deleted!)
> > > 
> > > "We neglect our cities at our peril. For, in
> neglecting them, we neglect 
> > > the nation."
> > > -John F. Kennedy
> > > 
> > > 
> > > 
> > > 
> 
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