On 10/17/2008 2:56 AM India Time, _goodday_guy_ wrote:

> Main Hoon Yuvvraaj - Not much to talk about, except that music is 
> Beethovan's not ARR's.

Salman'v voice comes as so young, so naughty, tantalizing. It sets the 
mood for the cassette.

I wonder why people are discounting this one.

> 
> Tu Meri Dost Hai - This is a classic in this album. Benny Dayal and 
> Shreya have sung it passionately. Interludes are awesome.

Actually, I feel that this song goes a tad slower and heavier than the 
other songs of the album. Benny's voice varies between louder/ slower 
(in mukhda) and  shriller/ faster (in stanza). May be that is an effect.

Still, after the Salman's catchy, naughty voice at the intro, Benny's 
heavier voice sounds a tad out of place.

> 
> Shano Shano - I think this was Ghai's doing, and ARR had to provide 
> something 'supposedly' pep club song thrown in. May be it is 
> situational, let's hope.

Why so? Hasn't ARR given several pep club songs in his non-Ghai movie.

I don't find anything wrong in Shano, except that the stereo effect is 
used cheaply at places that pinches to ears.

> 
> Tu Muskura - This is the 'theme' of Yuvvraaj, appearing in Manmohini 
> and Dil Ka Rishta as well. Another classic.
> 
> Mastam Mastam - Middle-eastern or african feel and lots of instruments 
> thrown. Makes for good listening and grows on you after a while. Sonu 
> is superb.

It is indeed the most catchy song of the album, and then Shano.

> 
> Zindagi - Srinivas reminds me of his other songs sung for ARR before. 
> The tune is very melodius and has an 'old song' feel to it. After 2 
> minutes in to it, the orchestration grows to a new level and has that 
> ARR punch.

Srinivas's 1947 Earth song "ye jo zindagi hai" is my personal best ARR song.

Nice to see Srinivas back with another good song.

> 
> Dil Ka Rishta - Awesome orchestration, beautiful interludes, I am on 
> repeat.
> 
> Manmohini Morey - Classical vocal on rhythms, I fell in love with this 
> at first hearing and Vijay Prakash excels in his rendition. 
> Unfortunately just when you think things are getting interested, the 
> song fades away to end.

Exactly.
Exactly.
Exactly.

The song's only weakness is that it is too short. It just whets the 
appetite and doesn't give you a full feed.

Hope ARR would release a longer version and release it on net. :-)

> I thought like the song could have been 
> fullblown but chopped off for some reason.

Rightly said.

> 
> Shano - Remix - Good remix, that's all I can say
> 
> My favorite tracks are Dil Ka Rishta, Mahmohini, Tu Meri Dost Hai and 
> Tu Muskura in that order
> 
> ARR has proven again that he has experiementation going for him, music 
> after music, the last 3 years have been phenomenal. Just take 'New 
> York Nagaram' for example, who can come up with such an innovative 
> track? Simply can't. Only ARR can. 
> 
> God bless him with long life to keep producing world class music.

Indeed. With this years so many releases, and all going great, ARR has 
silenced his detractors and established himself as the undisputed 
emperor of bollywood.

--
Rawat

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