Vithur, I agree with you with respect to " I gradually eliminated Ishq Ada Hai (female version) and then the male version and then Hai Dard by Udit Narayan and that's it, most of the rest of them will rhyme on your ears especially AFTER you're done listening to them" .Though I would like to include " Hai Dard ....." as it has a special significance to me. :)
Ada - A way of life .... will soon be an 'integral part of most music lovers. Cheers Mahiya --- On Tue, 7/29/08, Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: From: Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: [arr] Ada, Rehman's comeback in his own style To: [email protected] Date: Tuesday, July 29, 2008, 2:34 PM A typical one from Rahman that a first listen isn't worth enough to like it or dislike it. When I listened to all of them 4-5 times, I gradually eliminated Ishq Ada Hai (female version) and then the male version and then Hai Dard by Udit Narayan and that's it, most of the rest of them will rhyme on your ears especially AFTER you're done listening to them and are on your way back home from office. Here's how I would rank. 1. Meherbaan - a classic one from Rehman on his own voice. 2. Hawa Sun Hawa - The one and only Sonu Nigam and a comeback for Alka Yagnik I would say. 3. Meherbaan instrumental - music keeps running on your mind when you ride your bike or drive your car. 4. Milo Wahan Wahan - Another good one from Alka Yagnik 5. Gulfisha - A peppy one 6. Gum Sum - gives you a nostalgia of the Shivaji fame Vaa Ji Vaa Ji number scored by Rehman himself. 7. Tu Mera Hai - Typical one of Chitra and is NOT a one of Rehman's style Regards, Anandhttp://www.mouthshu t.com/review/ Ada_Album- 147618-1. html -- regards, Vithur ARR -- The Sweet Cube always
