nice details dude.. excellent! ARR rules in JA.. only he can do such an amazing album..
On Jan 21, 2008 10:17 AM, shalivahan Phoebus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > this is my personal opinion on Jodha Akbar music > > > AZEEM -O -SHAAN SHAHENSHA: > this song is very very opulently composed by rahman--the horn sound, the > percusions, thumps,the chorus all are eloquent. The chorus is so impulsing > and the back ground percussion makes it a perfect praising song. then comes > the sword rythms which again proves that rahman is so innovative with his > sounds. What I loved the most in this song is the part between 3:46 to > 4:40 and the last chorus part, which I cannot describe in words, that can be > felt only by heart. Every time the chorus sings each time it gives a > electric impulse feeling as in it shows that Akbar is really great, the > dheem thom chorus part gives us a picture of the power of Akbar and > greatness of Rahman. We can enjoy each and every bit of this song. > > JASH-E-BAHARAA: > this one is a singers song. I think that the credit to this song should go > to Javed Ali (of course after Rahman) for so beautifully presenting the > song. This one is simple and sweet song and has not many layers like the > previous one. The tabla are sounds and santoor sounds are so > melodious.Just one or two layers which makes it very sweet one. This shows > Rahman is capable of composing a grand song even with not many layers in it. > The song is so grand melody song, this shows why he is called THE KING OF > MELODY. A perfect romantic song > > > KWAJA MERE KWAJA: > honestly speaking the first time I heard the song it did not grew on me > but for the very next time I heard I learned that it was amazingly > beautiful song. With this I can understand why Rahman is called the > MAGICIAN. Now I am listening to this one the most number of times. Rahman's > voice is the main attraction in this song, he sung so beautifully, its so > divine voice. Each and every word which comes out of Rahman's mouth show us > paradise. This song is made in heaven by musical god a r rahman. Whenever I > stop playing the CD this song wanders in my mind, the sound of kwaja mere > kwaja with rahman's voice echoes in my mind and I keep on singing myself- > Kwaja mere kwaja.The multi -layered vocals are amazing. Whenever Rahman > comes from anthra to mukuda again and sings kwaja mere kwaja it gives me > goose bumps, I feel like to bow down before Rahman > > > Inn Lamhon Ki Daaman Mein: > Initially I thought this one is another different romantic & melody song > like Jash-e-bahara but no, its a different song. This is a song with a lot > of variations. This one starts with a melody tune and suddenly goes to a > different groove and with a nice chorus. Sonu nigam's voice is impressive > and chorus is also so good. The santor used through the song is melodious. > the transformation from the mukuda part to anthra is done very well and the > return to mukuda again is outstanding. i think this song depicts how jodha > and akbar get united. > > > Man Mohana: > I do not know why many did not liked this one but personally I really > liked the song, just hearing to the singers voice makes me to listen it > again. Bela Shende did an excellent job, she sings on varied scales and pace > through the song thats beautiful. The flute vocals used remin me of Taal. I > can suggest you a way to like the song, just start with listening to only > this song and do not listen to other numbers before this one and just close > your eyes and listen how the singer sings through the song, her voice itself > makes the song a nice one . Sometimes it sounds like Ahistha Ahistha from > Swades. I think its a situation oriented song and we will like it definitely > while watching the film. I became a great fan of Bela Shende of this song. > the song is growing on me each time I listen to it > > Intrumentals: > Both the instrumentals are excellent no need to mention this > specifically because when Rahman composes an instrumental its always mind > blowing. Navin again did magic with his flute . We can hear two types of > flute vocals through the song that makes this one a different one and Kwaja > mere Kwaja instrumental shows that why Rahman is innovative in using > different kinds of musical instruments like Oboe so nicely. I am sure this > one will give a greater impact > > > > ------------------------------ > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it > now.<http://us.rd.yahoo.com/evt=51733/*http://mobile.yahoo.com/;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ> > >
