True Chord. Whenever i listen to Non-ARR music at times for a change, but with in few moments, i will be feeling to tune back to AR's music. The power and beauty of AR's music.
Kalyan K. On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 4:16 AM, AJ <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I've been listening to a compilation CD I made for myself of all my > favorite ARR tunes since 2008...the past 2 years. Mindblowing experience to > say the last...Jodha Akbar, Slumdog, Yuvvraaj, Ada, Jaane Tu, Ghajini, Delhi > 6, Blue, Couple's Retreat, VTV, Sakkrakatti. > > I also like to tune into other MD's works in India...Vishal B, SEL, VS, > somtimes Amit Trivedi, sometimes Monty Sharma (his Saawariya is still one of > my favorites), sometimes Pritam, rarely Himesh, Anu Malik. > > ARR's music is leaps and bounds ahead of the competition...there simply is > no comparison and it's pretty obvious and goes without saying. Actually, > apart from a few albums and songs, like Ishqiya from Vishal B, and other non > film albums from Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Shafqat Amanat Ali, Kailash Kher, I > have not at all been too impressed with film music output of late besides > ARR's work. It's quite disappointing. > > As an avid and passionate AR fan, I can truly say I love his music the > most, and of course, that's a biased perspective. But, even as an objective > music lover, AR's music towers high above everyone else in so many > categories...sound, arrangements, depth, variety, instrumentation, novelty, > originality, emotional impact, rhythm, etc. etc. > > AR has really silenced his critics and only a few mumblings are heard here > and there from a few scattered jealous naysayers about how Jai Ho isn't > really that great, blah blah blah....... No more chants of how AR has lost > the magic from the 90s, is repetitive, etc. etc. > > Can't wait to see what AR serves up in Raavan!!!! > > AR Rahman's musical body of work is an institution in and of itself!!! > > >
