Nice Review :-) Kalyan K.
On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 12:25 AM, sharad <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Success is an equation which is a combination of experimentation and > expertise. This album is one example of that equation. It takes a lot to > experiment with new sounds and fit in a catchy and commercially viable tune. > Every bit of music in Pulli is a commercial brilliance. This album gives you > the feeling of the 90s when we used to listen to ARR songs on a cassette. S. > J. Surya is a guy who has a lot of commitment towards film making and I like > his genuine style of film making. He has extracted the right music from ARR. > > > Maham Maye: Instant hit is the USP of this track. Oh Chako Muke Oh Shishi > Muke is ARR naughtiness filled with beats which just holds on to your ears > for hours. Javed Ali kicks off the tune in a style that gives you a new > vocalist feel. Suchithra is welcomed to the ARR unit with this very sweet > song. Trendy interludes containing heavy pads and keyboard sounds should > imprint the future for young talents to follow. The techno riff at the > beginning of the song is captivating and the first interlude is lost in > heavenly stuff. A very catchy and an instantly likeable tune. > > Amma Thale: Typical ARRish opening followed by a tongue-twisting tune. This > song has the flavours of Theekurvil, Naadeshwaram Pollavandal, > Moondrilvarthekethavarthe, Sakakra, Jack n Jill and Maarkandhiya. The > orchestration is grand with traditional modernised beats. Singers have > exceeded their expectations and will fall under the category for its > permanence and will make it to the evergreen ARR playlist. The only corn > here would be the recording level which reached its peak resulting in > cracking the sound towards the second part of the song. > > Power Star: Tailor made for heroism that has shades of Blue theme. Powerful > beats and sounds backed up by powerful rendition by the singers. > > Dochey: This one easily falls under his best-programmed song. Each and > every sound is fresh and exciting. It has an international appeal and will > be the anthem for the youth. The Arabic beats and sounds is an outshine > effort by the composer and will stun his peers. Clever utilisation of > singers gives an erotic feel and a killing instinct throughout. You would > just want it played 24/7 in cars, pubs, etc. > > Maaralente: Patriotic songs are a cup of coffee for ARR and he has > succeeded again with this song which is heavily and strikingly orchestrated. > ARR himself rendered this highpitch track making it the most favourite track > for all his fans. The song would go very well with visuals and stun the > audience when they experience cinema. > > Namakame: In the lines of Oh Palanhare from Laagan and Amma song from > New.It is bliss just because it's a journey of vintage ARR and we will never > get bored of this genre of songs from him. The choice of instruments is > class and the tune ever rings in your ears giving you peace. > > Overall, a very satisfying album meeting all expectations of various > tastes. Enjoy the music instead of comparing it with other albums or > composers. Thanks to S. J. Surya that we get to hear some foot-tapping > numbers from ARR. I would like this combo to continue and give surprise > packages every time > > Please leave your feedback at > > > http://sharus100.blogspot.com/2010/07/komram-pulli-commercial-brilliance.html > > >
