After Rhythm, I can think of many ARR albums that were masterpieces and have his magic. Your opinion does not make it fact.
--- In [email protected], "dass" <madetou...@...> wrote: > > After Rythm it should be VTV in his Filmography. > > I think so. how? The ARR magic! > > Rythm is the last ARR album which had ARR's magic. ARR's magic in his music > can't be explained; it is meant for experience; the music speaks for itself; > there is no need for promoters. > > After Rythm, there is not a complete ARR album which speaks for itself. Of > course there are numbers here and there (Newyork Nagaram, and a few), but > not a complete album (alteast 95% magical?). if you remember how you've > fallen in love with his music right from Roja, you will accept this. Those > are the moments! (It may be harsh; but i am not here to insult his works in > this decade! Eventhough they are not having the magic, they are not ordinary > scores to be created, just that the satisfaction is missing.) > > Before Rythm, every album is afresh and a delight to own. We just play the > cassettes again and again, unitl we have the next album. No complaints at all. > > After Rythm, the music of any of his albums didn't speak for themselves, most > of the time, we fans were kind of advocating for them; like 'you need to hear > it for another two more weeks, and you will like it', 'hey, he has tried > something new which is not meant for current generation but will be > appreciated in the future', 'i didn't like it initially, but tried hearing it > after one year it sounded really good, so try the same', 'you need to have > some extraordinary musical senses to understand his music', etc. May be the > albums have extraordinary music but they are liked only by a limited number > of fans. (Remember, Roja to Rythm has extraordinary music and at the same > time liked by everybody). I think if you hear any album for two or more > weeks, your mind will accept it and you will start humming it, but you won't > feel the refreshness. (What's the need to listen to it?) > > What happend to him? Where is his magic? Is he saturated? Or am i getting > old? Is it becuase of abundance of his kind of music composers? Is there any > problem with my senses to capture it, or has he tried something which is > meant for future. No clue. That too for a decade. Still unanswered. > > I am a music fan who has no idea about technicalities of the music creation. > I don't want to know any of those technical details in order to enjoy the > music. It just has to make us silent and listen to it. It has to renovate us > to keep us going. ARR just came in and provided that refreshness (at a time > when the music industry started becoming monotonous). I just need the same > experience he has given us in the past. I was a bit of disappointed everytime > an album released after Rythm. But I(we) waited for his return, since he is > capabable of returning the magical experiance. > > Here comes 2010, here comes VTV, here comes his magic! He is back! This is > what we are waiting for. Just play it and listen it. You will be renovated. > Absolutely no complaints. Everybody loves the music. (You can refer to the > VTV related posts in this group; 95% agree it is awesome). The BGM is perfect > and fits the movie. Now it becomes close to our heart. Thanks to Gowtham! > > I know people, who are not anybody's fans, after hearing 'Hosanna and Omana > Pennae', say, 'kaetka kaetka puthusa iruka; he still has the same magic even > after 15 years'. This is the same we have experienced in the 90s with his > music. And, this is important for his eternal success. We don't want him to > give any less of what he has already gifted to us. (Like you want to see > sachin scoring 100 in every match). I don't want people to fail, either side! > > Now, I have retained the hope that he will give us more such gifts. > > Now, I am happy and going back to listen VTV. > > Thanks for reading! >
