I must agree too that my ears are being tuned to this song after frequent listening of it. I begin to realize that this song is composed is such way for obvious reasons. I am liking the street styled lyrics, and the how melodic frame of the song is set. The line "naadhari paya mave" just grabs your attention instantly. Tanvi as many revealed, is a surprise indeed. Variety of flavor and style has set Kata Kata & Keda Kari with an individual distinct identity each. One notable sequence is the usage of Shennai and Nadaswaram in the respective versions.
Even the chorus in both version, unfolds with a different voice treatment. In Keda Kari there seem to be a off pitch sync every time the chorus is heard..while the perfect sync is visible in Kata kata. I wonder if this is a conscious effort by AR. It struck a different chord in me while listening to it. But i have grown to love it as much :) Anyhow, both version have their respectful captivating values. AR is totally the master for such experimental track. Raavan(an) Rocks!!! On Fri, May 7, 2010 at 12:47 AM, Dinesh Scaran <[email protected]>wrote: > > > Yes... Amazing song... such lively song from ARR. No doubt this is a > typical ARR-Mani combo album overall.... amazing! > > > --- In [email protected] <arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com>, > Madhavan Rajan <rsamadhu2...@...> wrote: > > > > Wow!...So nice to hear such funny, rural song after a long time...It > reminds > > me of those moments we had during Kizhakku cheemayile...Takes you > straight > > to the streets of a village...Particularly these lines are too funny! > > > > > "Anga vantha aada meiykka thaane mappillai vanthaaga" > > > > "Kaala maadu Kaara pasuvum kaati vecheega, Athuga poatta saani alla > thaane > > ponna pudichirukkoam" > > > > -- > > Cheers, > > Madhavan.R > > Be a Music Fan; not a Music Pirate! > > > > >
