Oh please do not create unnecessary hype about the tracks. They are pretty ordinary and not even remotely close to ARR's best.
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of the_original_bludhound Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 5:10 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [arr] Re: SIVAJI TRACKS - WONDERFUL --- In [email protected] <mailto:arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com> , Sarathy S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Friends whoever listen to these just delete after a couple of listenings & buy the CDs for the superior quality sound. Do not worry as everyone will grab a original CD for its master sound quality to enjoy the best form of sound & a sure hit for both rahman fans & rajini fans. And there will be enhanced sounds in the official CDs undoubtedly. > > Anyway to share about the 3 hits --- > > 1. > Sahara Pookkal - > 5.18 duration - > Udit Narayan - Chinmayee or Sujatha > > Nice. The beat reminds of Porkalam from Tenali as even in beginning the chorus gives very such similarity. Hey Rahman sings deem tananana. Wow ! Once again proves his talent with this song. lot of ideas of tune mixed up tactically shows his skill. Udit improved his tamil. Sounds like Chinmayee or Sujatha. In the end humming gives little bit of En Veettu Thottaththil hum. Such melodies are tailor made for Rajni's action & style and give me an imagination as his style of singing leaning back seeing the sky or while walking to put both hands in the over-coat downward pockets or putting his hand on the forehead to push back his falling hair with a gente swing. > > 2. > Vaaji Vaaji Vaaji En Jeevan Nee Sivaji - Poombaavai Aambal Aambal - > 5.54 duration - > Hariharan - Madhushree > > Starts like a pacific tune (chinese or japanese) then goes to a qawwali beat - The beat reminds from a part of Maya Machindra from Indian movie that tabla sounds like qawwali. The same beat occupies entirely in this song. This song other way reminds Chittu Chittu Kuruviku Koodu Yetharku from Ullaththai Alli Tha the whole album which created waves in music in 1996 or so by MD - Sirpy. But here Arr's use of western harmony is great in the middle without the influence of tabla beat at that section. Here & there some male voice saying some jathis thiga thiga tha etc. All through the song the electic guitar's presence wonderful. > > 3. > Oru Koodai Sunlight - (Spanish Tamil Song ?) > 5.08 duration - > Rajini laughs twice mildly. Male voice ? - Female voice ?? > > Rap, western beat targetting the youth. All about STYLE & HAIL. Another experience from Rahman's bouquet of flowers. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Don't be flakey. Get Yahoo! Mail for Mobile and > always stay connected to friends. I'm loving the 3 Sivaji tracks right now. I preordered from Ayngaran a few days back. They tell me they'll be shipping April 3. There is no excuse for any AR Rahman 'fan' not to get the CD as they ship worldwide!!! The Sunlight track is not really rap inspired. The style of single reminds me of Bob Marley. Minimal arrangements and a staccato style of singing for the verses yields a disjointed track, but I'm really enjoying it right now. Rahman always has to take his music to another level as his competition is using technology as well.
