Don't think its the first time Rahman give such music. In the legue of Enigma, Rahman has already given En Swasa Katre way back (tubular bells?) Thanks, Ashok
at, 1/5/10, Thulasi Ram <[email protected]> wrote: From: Thulasi Ram <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [arr] Behne de's music is in the league of Enigma To: [email protected] Date: Saturday, 1 May, 2010, 9:57 AM this song caught my attention very slowly; so did all songs in this album. but, m addicted to behne de now. particularly, the last 40 secs chrous and score is extremely seductive. very well done ARR! u r genius! On Sat, May 1, 2010 at 7:10 AM, V S Rawat <[email protected]> wrote: I wrote previously also, and I wish to repeat a thousand time that the music of behne is something that ARR has never done before. The music is all encompassing, it seems to fill entire space around me. I fail to recognize what is music from the song and what is normal routine sounds of my surroundings. Some high treble instruments do come to notice, but the high bass ones are superbly used and sound so soothing. I feel that this song never ends and the music continues endlessly. I am a lyrics man basically, and I can't hear to a song without noticing its lyrics, and lyrics are good in this song also, but it is a song in which I want to hear only music and not to lyrics. Enigma had earlier given songs having such type of effect on me. I wish to have a karaoke version of Behne De so as not to get distracted by lyrics and get immersed in pure music. Thanks. -- Rawat
