Most of the time I prefer Rahman's soft songs to get that calmness and devine spirit, and my favourites are Vellai Pookal, Nahin Samne, Uyirum Neeye, Tu bin bataye (and recently Mellow soft "Kahin To"). The tranquilizing guitar of "Vellai Pookal", mesmersing voice in 'Nahin Samne', the mother worship mood of 'Uyirum neeye' and haunting melody of Tu bin bataye, really rejuvenates my devine spirit.
~Avinash :) --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, sujith s kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Guys, > > Let's have an insight into our music tastes. Go deep into the psyche ad come out with one song you consider to be purely divine in nature. It could be any song and it is also very personal. Often Rahman says that the song comes from above and that he is just an instrument. So let me start of this discussion with my personal favourite > > MUNBE VAA ( SILLUNU ORU KADHAL ) > > I know it is many of your favourites. Well, it is not mine. It is not just my favourite, rather i would say it is my lifeline. The more I listen to this song, the more I feel rejuvenated. Till today I consider this song straight from heavens where I imagine the gandharvas playing in the skies and that Rahman has brought this for the earthlings. No matter how much I write about this song, I feel empty. I like to speak about this song, listen to this song and devour this brilliance. Last week a north Indian friend of mine comes up to me and asks for this song. Being a bit possessive about this song, I was reluctant to share in the beginning. But the divine nature of this song caught up in me and pushed me into passing the song to him. Such is the power of this song. My friend, who doesnt have any idea of tamil, is taken aback by the composition. I am only glad to exlplain the lyrics and the situation in the movie. I am blessed!!!! > > Thanks > > Sujith > > > Unlimited freedom, unlimited storage. Get it now, on http://help.yahoo.com/l/in/yahoo/mail/yahoomail/tools/tools-08.html/ >
