Hi, Poovasam has 2 versions, the better sounding one sung by Vijay Prakash :-) Basically his version is more hindustani sounding, while Sriram's sounds closer to carnatic music. Both versions are based on the same raaga (Hamsanatham in Carnatic music, Shudh Saarang in hindustani). Cheers, R Vijaynarain
--- In [email protected], Sudan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I think PooVasam was sung by Sriram Parthasarathy and not Vijay Prakash .. > > On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 10:15 AM, Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > http://shreenathaniel.blogspot.com/2008/10/yuvvraaj-music-review- arrahman-strikes.html > > > > The music release of the oncoming Subhash Ghai movie - Yuvvraaj , happened > > recently. I had reason to be excited- A.R.R scored the movie's songs. > > > > <http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_E3MpuczUdFE/SPtyZbhKXZI/AAAAAAAAAvY/wcNmZJ WbgPQ/s1600-h/%5BxDR%5D+Yuvvraaj+-+00+-+Booklet+02.jpg> > > To start off this brief review, a general look at the album first up and > > you realise that the film is an out and out musical. Talk about conveying > > things through music, Gulzar has done justice to Rahman's tunes by penning > > apt lyrics which create a sense of anticipation to the listener about the > > situation at hand in the movie when the song is on. Another observation - a > > lot of orchestration has been used- and almost all the songs have been > > seamlessly blended with one another on the BGM front (maybe for the > > flashback effect? who knows - Subhash Ghai and his fantasies !!) > > > > > > Shano Shano - > > > > > > A typical party track- gets you into the groove and dancing - I actually > > went to the extent of trying out karaoke for this song! Addictive and an > > instant hit for sure. > > > > > > Shano Shano Remix- > > > > > > A slower version of the same song remixed with some hiphop style lyrics-not > > as impressive as the original I would say. Sometimes certain songs are best > > left to their original version, or better, remixed by A.R.R. himself and not > > others. Hope he is listening:) > > > > > > Main Hoon Yuvvraaj - > > > > > > Unsure why they included this in the album, but this brief dialogue style > > song-wannabe with Salman Khan on the vocals is ok - passable. Subhash > > Ghai-ish again. > > > > > > Zindagi Zindagi- > > > > > > Sung mellifluously by Srinivas, here is where the album starts getting a > > bit hi-fi. Carnatic based composition which more than impressed me - will > > turn out to be one of the best hits of the year. > > > > (has some common notes with Narumugaiye from Iruvar, Manam Virumbudhey > > Unnai from a movie's name I forgot, and more noticeably a common note with > > Luka Chuppi from Rang De Basanti) > > > > > > Tu Meri Dost Hai- > > > > > > This song is where the Yuvvraaj theme music kicks in - ARR has included it > > in almost all the songs, and infused life beautifully into it. A different > > duet, the music and vocals deliver bigtime- transports you to dreamland. > > Defines friendship beautifully with its lyrics, and surprise as A.R.R comes > > in towards the end to render a few lines by himself! Sureshot bigtime hit. > > (Found some common notes with "Aao Na.."of kyun ho gaya na) > > > > > > Dil Ka Rishta- > > > > > > One of my favourites of this album too - plenty of orchestra, vocals, and a > > totally refreshing tune. Never before heard this type of a rendition. Seven > > and a half minutes of absolute enjoyment, a peppy song ( supposedly > > emotional ) and one which has apt English lyrics to go with good verses in > > Hindi. A.R.R. does an Alaap in the end- don't miss out on it! > > > > > > Mastam Mastam - > > > > > > Another peppy track , with cues from Corrs' BGM ( and of course that means > > it has resemblances to Nenjodu Kalandhidu from Kaadhal Konden) but the > > similarity kind of ends there. One song which shoots up your energy levels, > > with nice little instrumentals accompanying it. Cute number. > > > > > > Tu Muskura - > > > > > > Bigtime hit. No words to describe how wonderfully this song has been sung. > > I think A.R.R. must have composed the tune and set the lyrics to it., but > > anyways it fits in so wonderfully that there is no way noone could not like > > it. Hear it to feel it - all I can say :) No comments :) > > > > > > Manmohini Morey - > > > > > > If Sonu Nigam was an everpresent phenomenon in this album who must have > > impressed you in all the numbers, here's one person who takes everything > > away - Vijay Prakash. A hindustani based composition, which requires a lot > > of training for performance on such a high scale- Vijay has pulled it off > > with ease. Remember him as the person who sung "Poovasam.." from Anbe Sivam > > - this is by far the best song in this album but by a slender margin( as far > > as I gauge this one impressed me the most). Don't miss the alaap interludes. > > > > > > > > > > Overall, Yuvvraaj gets an 9.0/10 from me and a thumbs up to A.R.R. for > > having the guts to venturing on such territory and actually managing to pull > > it off. > > > > > > Yuvvraaj - I'm hooked to it ! > > > > > > -- > > regards, > > Vithur > > > > ARR in my Heart; > > His Music in my Blood; > > > > >
