I am not sure why that is not posible, I happened to post a similar question to Chinmayi on her blog and this is what she had to say. I am pasting it as it was in her blog and i hope i can do that !
My question: Chinmayee, Watched the VTV audio launch and at times - i felt that the unplugged version sounds as stunning as the album version itself. i was trying to play both side by side to see how different they were. I think unplugged version sounds more like "the mood" of the lyrics. The tune feels pure there ! Do you think you can do an actual recording of the unplugged version and release it. I'd for sure pay for it ! and i know millions of maniacs like me would do the same. Just the Piano, guitar and the vocals ! Praying for this to happen ! Chinmayi;s response ! "Sreekrishnan: True we had a great time putting it together. I am not sure if that would release though I believe Rahman sir said something like that should happen. But not sure if it would come to existence. " If we here express interest, i am sure they can officially release !! Not a Bad idea anyways ! Lets hope it happens ! Sreekrishnan --- In [email protected], "Rivjot" <riv...@...> wrote: > > > > > > Another CD release with unplugged versions? Forget about it!! Dont even think > about it in your dreams because that simply is not going to happen. > > There are some serious statements you made and I fall in the category of > people who (have to) download from net.. > First of all its not pirated versions on amazon / iTunes, they are official > legal versions - whatever is on CD. I dont agree with your negative thoughts > on "Lets download because I am going to buy the CD anyways" > From my point of view, it is alright to download and then buy the music (well > thats what I do for Non-ARR albums as I cant just blindly buy every album > that comes in the market, I buy non-ARR albums AFTER listening to them. > concept is - buy the album if you like it). Now for ARR albums, as we are > obsessed with his music, most of us cant just wait to listen to the songs. > You are lucky one who has Tamil video/audio stores at places near you, but > that isnt the situation in rest of the world. There is not even a single > music stores in my entire province / state where I can get Tamil CDs. > This time around for VTV, songs were available on iTunes (iPhone only) and I > was fortunate that I have iPhone. What about people who dont have iPhones? Do > you think someone would buy expensive phone like iPhone ($ 750) just to > listen to one album. Even if album was available for regular iTunes download, > I can totally understand that a person wouldnt want to spend double the cost > of CD for songs (buy mp3 songs then buy CD) unless he is a hardcore fan - > thats why they chose to download songs (even for free) and then buy CDs > (because they like the music, they want to support the artist). > .. and amazon, only people in UK can buy mp3s, why not people in other > countries? .. and what about people who dont even have credit cards (because > both iTunes & Amazon require visa / master card)? > > Since Amazon is delivering CDs in Feb / March - do you really expect us to go > through the pain of not listening to songs till Feb / March? > > In short, it is not us, it is distributors , music companies themselves who > are responsible for this ugly situation of piracy. If they distribute > properly, make CDs available at most places within same time, piracy can > definitely be minimized to some level. > > arghhh what is wrong with me.. I am supposed to be enjoying VTV songs and I > am writing this non-pleasant statements. I guess I should watch these > unplugged version videos to change my mood =) > > > --- In [email protected], Indmov Buff <indmovbuff@> wrote: > > > > http://tamil.techsatish.net/file/vinnai-thandi-varuvaya-audio-release/ > > > > Amazing > > unplugged versions of the VTV soundtrack. Damn! Can we convince the > > organisers to release these tracks?! I am sure someone's ripping them > > as I type but the high quality version of the unplugged version is > > priceless. What do we have to do to get our hands on these gems? > > > > This > > soundtrack is growing on me. Mannipaye was an immediete draw for me and > > now slowly the other songs are growing on me. There's something magical > > about this soundtrack. Something. Cannot find the right words to > > describe the feeling.But there sure is something. I really hope this > > movie is all what we expect it to be. Good luck to the team! > > > > And > > please buy the CD folks. Please. It's sad to see people justifying > > listening to the pirated (read stolen) version with "oh I am going to > > buy the CD anyway so it's alright to download the pirated version ". > > That's really not the attitude we should be taking as responsible fans. > > The pirated market is thriving because of sentiments like this. > > Demand=supply. These videos remind you of the hardwork and passion that > > goes behind a soundtrack like this and how do we reward them ?By > > stealing their work. In my eyes, there's no difference between someone > > who only downloads pirated mp3s and someone who downloads pirated mp3s > > and then buys the CD. Both are equally guilty for creating demand for > > pirated music. These artists deserve better. And for those reputable > > music reviwers out there (likes of Karthik-milliblog etc), I humbly > > request you to not write up reviews based on stolen music. Please. It > > may not change your opinion of the soundtrack and that's not what I am > > concerned about- the concern is the fact that you are encouraging > > piracy. > > > > Excuse the preaching folks and enjoy the music! > > >
