Thanks for reviewing... Everyone give it a shot... you will get addicted ... LOL

Niven


--- In [email protected], Arvind Ar <arr_arv...@...> wrote:
>
> The satisfaction a hard core Rahmaniac gets after running
> through the entire album of "Kangalaal Kaidhu Sei" is quite
> stunning..!! But thats also a sad part since this album is not being spoken 
> by any normal music lover.! Ace director Bharathiraaja collaborates again 
> with ARR sir
> with new faces in the leading role. Unfortunately, the film bombed at
> the box-office thanks to pathetic acting by the leading stars and even more 
> pathetic story and screenplay. And obviously,� the songs didnt get the 
> recognition it deserved. But
> nevertheless, personally, i loved the entire album. 
> 
> 
> Anarkali --> Karthik, Chitra Sivaraman, Kadhir, Murtuza
> 
> 
> 
> ���� A strong Hindustani classical based romantic ballad by ARR. One 
> feels like matching Odissi / Kathak steps to the tune brilliantly composed. 
> Kadhir , Murtuza belt
> out some great sargams towards the beginning, middle and the fag end of
> the song. Rahman writes up a great rhythm with sensible percussion which may 
> seem very repetitive through out the song, but also enjoyable.! The only 
> put-off, personally for me, is the awful rendition of Chitra Sivaraman. She 
> somehow doesn't fit to this song though she's done awesome job in others 
> songs with ARR. She delivers with� a very carefree lazy attitude. However, 
> Karthik completely masks this for me with his mindblowing rendition..!! 
> 
> Azhagiya Cinderella --> Hariharan
> 
> ���������� "Aruvigal Mele Nokki Payindhidudhe....Enne 
> ennakke arimugham seidhaai..." so starts a magical journey of a wonderful 
> combo ARR - Hariharan. A great poetic imagination of lyricist Pa.Vijay in 
> describing the beauty of a girl matching princess Cinderella's beauty. 
> Hariharan must be
>  THE BEST choice for this mesmerising melody and ARR is soo clever with his 
> selection of singer. It keeps the listener drooling and swaying with haunting 
> back vocals of the female chorus singers. "Konji Konji Vandhaay...Minji Minji 
> Ponaay.." is delivered in such a featherlite way by the chorus. Amazing 
> melody!!!
> 
> 
> Ennuyir Thozhiyae ---> Unni Menon, Chinmayee
> 
> ����� Another heart warming melody by the mastroe. I am soo sadened 
> with the fact that this song was so comfortably fogotten and written off.. 
> This may not be an instant connector, but its certainly a slow poison kinda 
> song. It profusely grows on every next listening. The higher octaves by Unni 
> "Iniyavale.....Amaidhi Puratchi ondru nadandhade..."� registers very 
> strongly in the minds and what to say about Chinmayee..?? She sounds
>  just "out of the world" for me in this song. Her entry to this song is the 
> first interlude bgm. One can easily mistake her haunting humming to some 
> instrument being played. Her humming is so very inspiring with the piano 
> backdrop. Also her rendition in this entire song is class apart. A very apt 
> singer launched by ARR and he himself would feel it. The instrumentation of 
> this song is also very very impressive. For all those ignorant about this 
> song, i would strongly recommend this..!!
> 
> Thee Kuruviyai ---> Harini, Mukesh, Jhonson
> 
> ����� Welcome to the world of Tongue-twisters..!!! If you can 
> challenge someone to twist their tongue in a giffy, this song is the best 
> bet!!! This song is definitely a challenge for even the perfect Tamil 
> speaker.All credits to the lyricist Thenmozhi for penning and more 
> importantly the singers Harini and Mukesh for rendering such jet pacy 
> lines..!! And what to say about ARR.!! He just plays a carefree -yet- perfect 
> game with his Mandolins, flutes, voilins and what not..!! Awesome composition 
> and brilliant singing by Harini with her strong carnatic touches particularly 
> towards the end...where she hums amidst the mesmerisingly blown flute and 
> chords. 
> 
> A Aa Tamizhamma ---> Mathangi, Raihanna, Blaaze 
> 
> �� Time for some hip-hops and raps..!! A very trendy upbeat song much for 
> the joyous teenagers. U cant help but tap your foot very unconsiously to the 
> magical beats. Mathangi's tamil accent not withstanding, her voice quite well 
> suits the theme. As per me, this is the only song she has sung for ARR. And 
> Raihanna, the luckiest sibling of ARR has nothing much to do and she 
> unfortunately doesn't register in the minds. Blaaze is also quite limitedly 
> used in rendering only the Tamil alphabets in his rhythmic style. The techno 
> beats are hugely inspiring but donno what went wrong with its commercial 
> success in the countdowns. 
> 
> Having said all these, i cannot conclude without shouting at the 
> choreographer of the songs and even the director for picturising all the 
> songs in such a bad shape. None of the songs were visually good to say the 
> least..!! Its better if ARR avoids such subjects in the future..!!
> 
> 
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> --- On Tue, 5/26/09, nivensamy <niven...@...> wrote:
> 
> 
> From: nivensamy <niven...@...>
> Subject: [arr] Revisiting 'Kangalil Keidu Sei'
> To: [email protected]
> Date: Tuesday, May 26, 2009, 8:44 PM
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Dear Rahmaniacs, Im not expert at reviewing rahman's music as many of us here 
> do. But I cannot restrain myself to write a message on my overwhelming 
> pleasure of listening again and again to this marvelous album who remains one 
> of my fav from Our BOSS... All tracks are superbly composed with so much 
> subtle effects used here n there and put that spicy touch to each song. Wow, 
> though I have not put importance to understand the words, Im 10000% very 
> fulfilled with the high state these tracks put me in. They eject me from any 
> mind state I may be and project me in another dimension where only musical 
> prowess reigns and that of A R Rahman... Specially Theekuruvil. .. and the 
> tubular bells used in it.
> 
> I compel anyone here who has not heard this album to make it a MUST!!! 
> Language is no barrier, Rahman speaks only music.
> 
> Take care,
> 
> Niven
>


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