I agree with gomzy's answer.... ARR's version reached more if u compared to the IR's version. I think becoz of ARR's version, even kids were actually singing Alaipayuthey kanna song... :)
--- In [email protected], Gomzy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > ARR's version was a class apart . He experimented and the fusion was just > brilliant. > It was a unique track and the first carnatic classical piece that could be > pumped up and played with terrific bass. And the singers added soul to it. > What Illayraja did was nothing different. > > No offence..my opinion > > On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 8:22 AM, anishshreya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > > > I was listening to Raja sir's alaipayudae from the flim Ethanai Konam > > Ethanai Paarvai...wow ..brilliant..so much modulations and layers which > > is astounding. I am not sure here, coz situations in flims requirement > > might be different and music directors have to adhere to that. But arr > > alaipayudae was never in any class to raja sirs. Seriously me being arr > > fan...wants to be honest...the song rendered by kjy and sj was simply > > mind blowing. I am not sure whether can anybody be able to mix carnatic > > with western classical as such. > > > > No offence..my opinion > > > > > > >
