Reviewer also omitted Dil Gira Dafatan!!!!
--- In [email protected], Arvind Ar <arr_arv...@...> wrote: > > Forgot Shreya Ghoshal's and Bade Ghulam Saab's " Bhore Bhayi"??? > > --- On Tue, 3/10/09, Prakash Balaramkrishna <prakysn...@...> wrote: > > > From: Prakash Balaramkrishna <prakysn...@...> > Subject: [arr] Delhi 6 Music Review - BBC - Music > To: [email protected] > Date: Tuesday, March 10, 2009, 11:12 AM > > > > > > > > > http://www.bbc. co.uk/music/ release/56bd/ > > > > AR Rahman has produced a perfect accompaniment to Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's, > long-awaited Delhi-6: trippy beats, romantic melodies and even devotional > sounds mirror Delhi's old city. > Masakali (implying freedom or liberation) mixes tempos and is both melodic > and power packed. It is a bubbling, feel-good song, with interesting and > naughty lyrics. Mohit Chauhan impresses with his vocal range and ensures that > this track will become one of the biggest hits on the album. > Arziyan, a qawwali, harks to the spirit of Islam in old Delhi. Javed Ali and > Kailash Kher mesmerize as they sing with tabla and harmonium. > Genda Phool captures Rajasthani folk culture. Rekha Bharadwaj keeps it > authentic though a funky-beat finishes the track on groovy hip-hop note. > Rekha appears again with a quartet of female singers chanting the evocative > bhajan Aarti (Tumre Bhavan Mein). > In stark contrast, Dilli-6, sung by Blaaze (an Indian-based rapper), is > undisputedly the boldest track on the album. Filled with attitude, flair, and > style the track mixes toxic techno, pop and bass. > Hey Kaala Bandar is another track that pushes the boundaries, infusing rap > and pop over a bubbly and upbeat tune, but lacks Rahman's trademark melodies. > Rahman himself, features on Rehna Tu. Reminiscent of songs from Mehra's > previous film, Rang De Basanti, it is pure vintage AR and lights up the > soundtrack. > Acting legend, Amitabh Bachchan, closes the album with a spiritual, poetic > ode, Noor. Written by Prasoon Joshi, it should make more sense in the film > but merely surprises here. > Time and time again, Rahman produces music that is so original and so unique > that one can't help but be in awe of his every creation. Delhi-6 is yet > another example of his brilliance. >
