LOVELY bit there about Armstrong! Thanks a lot Vithur - can't wait 
for the next interesting tidbit!


--- In [email protected], Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Vairamuthu Neram
> 
> 
> 
> *Adhisayam song *
> 
> 
> 
> Isai Puyal A.R. Rahman and Dir Shankar have to be thanked for this 
moment.
> We wrote a song titled ' Adisayam" in jeans. We introduced newer 
strange
> unique  events and places in the song. The adhisayams that we had 
written
> there are not the real Adhisayams ( strangeness) . Something 
happened
> because of the song, which was the real Different thing to me, the 
real
> adhisayam.
> 
> 
> 
> Whichever Strange places of happenings, which Tamilians would have 
never
> seen, those strange places were picturised on this song. This was 
the thing
> which gave me happiness and ecstasy. I was very happy and excited 
to know
> that my tamil was associated with all the strange places and strange
> happenings in the world. I would like to convey my gratitude to 
Shankar and
> A.R. Rahman, for having reflected my tamil on all the strange 
places in the
> world, through that song.
> 
> 
> 
> *Narumugaye song *– The song became very popular in all 
Universities,
> Colleges and temples of Education.
> 
> 
> 
> I started thinking, why we cant express Science in our songs.  
Slowly, I
> started inserting the knowledge that had gained in through my study,
> experience into my songs. If we go in depth in science, the songs 
would
> become like an essay. So, I measured it and wanted it to be said.
> 
> 
> 
> *Enakee Enakka ( Jeans ) *
> 
> 
> 
> " Idhayam Thudipadhu Ninraalum, Irandor Nimidam Uyir Irukkum. Anbe 
Nee enai
> Neenginal , Maruganam en uyir Taangadhu".
> 
> 
> 
> These lyrics are scientifically based. The death of the heart is 
not real
> death. If the heart stops functioning, there are chances of it 
being able to
> be made functional, by applying some sorts of pressure, or 
arresting it by
> some means. The real death is the death of the brain. If the Oxygen 
doesn't
> go and reach the brain within a certain period of time, the brain 
is dead.
> The death of the brain is the whole death. The death of the heart 
is not
> complete death. There are chances of the life coming back. That's 
why, the
> lyrics go like, even if the heart stops functioning, I would be 
alive, but,
> if you leave me, I cant bear it. I know, at which place, they would 
listen
> to these lyrics. If I say it in a scientifica discussion, they 
would not
> listen to it. If I say these in a stage, they would ask me to 
concentrate on
> the poem and the script. When  the same is kept at a place, when 
two lovers
> speak , It fits well, just similar to how a tablet is inserted 
within sugar.
> Love is inserted within some reasoning.
> 
> 
> 
> We have come to an age, when we have felt that nothing can be done 
forsaking
> science and scientific reasoning. Anyway, there is no purpose in 
songs
> reflecting the old moods. It's the modern feeling in the songs, 
which would
> attract listeners.
> 
> 
> 
> (Chinna Chinna Mazhaituligal Sethu vaipeno – En Swasa Kaatre )
> 
> 
> 
> *Ratchagan – Kanavaa Neee Kaatre Song *
> 
> 
> 
> Director Pravinkant, Miss World Sushmitha Sen and their lover 
Nagarjun. The
> hero and the heroine are waiting for the lift to carry them to the 
top floor
> . But there is a power cut, and the lift is not functioning. The 
hero is in
> a situation, where he has to go the top floor with his lover. The 
heroine
> tells, that its difficult for her to go to the top floor by 
climbing, and
> asks if she could be carried all through. He accepts it with 
happiness. So,
> she asks if she wasn't heavy enough. Isnt my weight hurting you ?.  
At this
> junction, there is a song. I thought of getting Archimedes 
principle at this
> juncture.
> 
> 
> 
> Archimedes principle is that " Bodies lose weight in water". When 
the lover
> is carrying his loved through the steps, the man is not able to 
feel the
> weight. When I thought over this, I thought if Archimedes principle 
could be
> brought forward here, and made it to apply here. In water, objects 
are not
> heavy. It loses weight. In the moon, man  is not appearing with 
weight. Like
> this water, and moon, Is love also a feeling, which makes one lose 
weight.
> ??. That is science, and this is a feeling. Science is reasoning, 
and Love
> is a feeling. Without reasoning and logic, a feeling cannot achieve 
success.
> Without the feeling, the Logic cant achieve fame. It's the work of 
Art to
> unite this Logic and the Feeling.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> *Chandiranai Thotthu Yaar Armstrong *
> 
> 
> 
> I wante d to try something new.  After composing the tune of this 
song, A.R.
> Rahman got a little bit upset with me. He wanted the lyrics , where 
the word
> Armstrong happens to be changed. I asked him, why it has to be 
changed. He
> said, it doesn't suit the music well. He told me, " Chandhiranai 
Thotthudu
> Yaar Armstrong aaa  ?". The idea is good. The word strong aaa 
appears to be
> little strong. This is a melody song. I sang it and showed him. I 
told him,
> that it sits well within the tune of the song. But, he was telling 
that it
> was disturbing the tune a bit. I told him, " Let the singer come. 
Without
> disclosing our difference of opinions, I would read the lyrics to 
him. Let
> him sing it. While singing, if this word creates a problem, then we 
would
> change it then. Else, if its comfortable, let us retain it".
> 
> 
> 
> At that moment, Singer Hariharan was flying on his way to Chennai 
from
> Mumbai. We were all waiting for his arrival. He entered the place 
wishing a
> big Hi to everyone present there . with his long pony tail … he 
asked, what
> was the song. I read the lyrics, and after he listened to Armstrong 
aaa , he
> said, " Armstrong aaa ???. Pudisa irukke ( Oh. It appears new ). Oh 
its good
> ( Nalla Irukke )". I told him to sing. Rahman taught him the tune. 
When he
> sang the lyrics, the exact word, which was considered to be a 
hindrance to
> the tune, was converted into a perfect one for the song by 
hariharan. He
> sang it to perfection, and the song attained a new status.  
Immediately,
> later, Rahman saw me, and I saw Rahman, and Hariharan without 
knowing our
> struggle, seeing the stanza of the song, the song was completed. 
After the
> song finished, we told him the entire story, and he laughed.
> 
> 
> 
> For that song, and especially for safeguarding that word " 
Armstrong", I am
> very thankful to Singer Hariharan.
> 
> 
> -- 
> regards,
> Vithur
> 
> ARR -- The Sweet Cube always
>


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