someone who has been following AR's music since a decade plus will give any new 
release sometime..dont worry sir 

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From: Arun KB Ganesh <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, 7 September, 2009 11:14:21 PM
Subject: Re: [arr] Some suggestions before we hear all of Blue

  
Thanks Chord, great points. 

On a lighter note, I hope people dont start a debate on this one now :) ... 


On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 10:19 PM, ichord <purev...@yahoo. com> wrote:

  >
>Guys,
>
>>Just some reminders before we hear Blue in full.  Please don't take this as 
>>instruction, merely suggestions and reminders. 
>
>>1) Blue is an action flick.  Expect a lot of songs to be fast, catchy, 
>>upbeat, Western in nature.  ARR can't compose semi classical music with this 
>>type of movie.  Remember, film soundtracks are not private albums.  ARR is 
>>very particular about scoring music that fits well with a movie's theme, 
>>script, situation.
>
>>2) ARR's songs grow.  If at first you don't like, give them a chance.
>
>>3) Try to appreciate the hard work that goes into each of the tracks, even if 
>>that track is not your favorite.  Pay attention to small details in rhythm, 
>>sound, variations, voice, etc to enhance enjoyment.  Headphones will help
>
>>4) If someone in this group does not like the album or a song and disagrees 
>>with you strongly, let that opinion be and don't try to argue and persuade 
>>that person to like what you like.  Expect a lot of mixed reactions to the 
>>music not only from us here, but from reviews as well.  Expect both good and 
>>bad reviews.  Expectations play a HUGE role in how we judge and perceive an 
>>ARR soundtrack, esp. in the beginning.
>
>>5) The soundtrack preceding the current soundtrack can influence expectations 
>>and judgement.  Delhi 6 was a career high for Rahman in many people's 
>>opinions.  Some may expect another career high in Blue, which may not be 
>>possible given the type of movie, director, etc.
>
>>6) You don't have to like every ARR song or album.  Some songs are 
>>situational and not everyone's cup of tea.  ARR uses various genres of music 
>>and everyone has different tastes.  Again, let different opinions stand and 
>>try not to take offense if someone disagrees with you and puts down Blue's 
>>music. Some may change their minds later. 
>
>>7) If Blue's music is not your thing, have faith in ARR.  Every movie, every 
>>soundtrack is different.  Avoid comments like "ARR has lost it"  If you don't 
>>like this one, maybe you'll love the next one. 
>
>>8) Remember, if everyone one of us liked every single song and every single 
>>album from ARR, what a boring fan club we would be.  Different strokes for 
>>different folks and it's diversity in thought and opinion that makes the 
>>world go round.
>
>>9) Try not to complain that ARR did not score Dil Se part II or Roja part II. 
>> By now, you should know that ARR is always moving forwards, trying new 
>>directions, styles, etc.  THat's what makes him special.  Sometimes his 
>>experiments do well, sometimes not so well.  Keep the big picture in mind.  
>>If you miss the AR of old, you have lots of older albums to listen to.  And 
>>don't confuse nostalgia with quality.
>
>>10) Finally, remember how special ARR's music is and try to appreciate the 
>>diversity in his music, even if you don't appreciate as much a particular 
>>album.  These moments where we await a new ARR soundtrack are special and 
>>won't come again.  Enjoy the ride, savor the excitement, roll with the let 
>>downs, and have faith in ARR....always have faith!
>
>>Enjoy Blue!!! 
>
>

   


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