I Miss U Kaissiom Bhai....... Nice one... On Sat, Sep 20, 2008 at 10:07 PM, kaissiom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I did something yesterday which I have not done in a long time; put > the headphones on, turn the lights off, close my eyes and listen to > few Rahman songs before going to sleep. > > I usually try that routine with some very soothing songs like Ishwar > Allah, Anbai Sugama, Do Kadam, etc. to clear my head of all of the > day's chores. But this time I went for Sakkarakatti because I have > not got a chance to listen to it on headphones. > > First was Taxi Taxi. Even though I was very tired, I found myself > energized, enough to tap my feet on the ground, rock the chair and bob > my head to the hip reggaeton beat. > > Next was I Miss You Da(shuffle mode). There I was... totally > captivated by the first few seconds of the song. Even though I had > heard it multiple times in my car, the effect on the headphones was > astounding. As the song progressed, I found myself completely > immersed in the sound and indulging myself in the details of the song. > "Wow" is the only way to describe it. The precisely calculated > panning and fading effects on different instruments and vocals along > with the finetuned adjustment of the ambiance and texture of the sound > gave this, sort of, "life" to the song. I felt as if I was encircled > by the Song, with Rahman hitting me from all directions; left, right, > center, front and back. Surround like experience from a stereo song. > The detailed programming that has gone into this song are nothing > short of extraordinary. I couldn't go on to another song, listened to > it a couple more times. > > As it was getting late at night, I took the headphone off after > listening to this masterpiece a few times... shaking my head in > disbelief of what I had just heard. As I found myself exclaiming > "Unbelievable!" as I went to sleep, a part of my brain spoke to me, in > reassurance, and reminded me: > "This is why You are a Rahman fan!" > > p.s. Sorry, it may be irrelevant, but I thought I should share my > Rahmaniac experience. > > regards, > Wasim. > > > -- regards, Vithur ARR in my Heart; His Music in my Blood;
