agree with Rawat.. now there are so many composers who try to sound like Rahman.
On Sun, Aug 15, 2010 at 9:53 PM, AJ <[email protected]> wrote: > > > "Earlier ARR's music was unique, for you, and no one else was giving > it. Now, you have been hearing that unique style for 18 years, so its > novelty has withered somewhat, and others have also learned the style > ARR uses so they have also started trying elements of it, so you are > not able to find difference in pure ARR style and others' ARR's > mimicked style." > > Excellent point, Rawat. Completely agree. > > > --- In [email protected] <arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com>, V S > Rawat <vsra...@...> wrote: > > > > > --- In [email protected] <arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com>, > Sandeep Mody<sandeepmodysrm@> wrote: > > >> > > >> "i feel if u hear himesh reshamiya music 100 times then u will like > that one > > >> also". > > > > I think one has to trust his instincts and draw some line somewhere > > that when he is not liking an album after repeated listening, it is > > quite likely that the album is not to his liking, so he has to stop > > after some number of listening. > > > > I concede that ARR's some albums didn't click for me, say 1947Earth in > > first repeatedly listenings, and then I gave up on it as not my type > > of music, but I heard that again after some 6 months, and started > > liking that. > > > > Such type of experiences give you trust on a personality that what he > > does has some depth on it so you give him enough tries till you start > > liking it. > > > > but then, I didn't like JTJYN and Ghajini and something made me > > conclude fast that these are not my type of music so I gave up on > > them. Still, after seeing the movie, I started liking mausam mastana > > or something from the first and Kaise Mujhe Tu from the second. > > > > So, nobody is telling you here that you keep on hearing ARR albums > > endlessly and you are sure to like on 1000th or 10000th hearing. It is > > not so. > > > > but, you should give them a reasonable try, that depends on you trust > > on him that he has earned by his 18 years of work, that you don't give > > up on his albums on one or two days. For ARR, I have observed that the > > more time any of his albums takes to click with me, the more "durable" > > it is for me, that is, i keep on liking it for more and more time. > > > > I have heard Himesh's songs, and I can say that they are catchy. There > > is no soul in them. They don't sustain. How many of you hear Tera Tera > > Tera now, or herapheri's top of the chart songs now? > > > > I can say that current Pritam's work has more soul that Himesh's all > > songs put together may have. I don't need 100 listenings to like "aaj > > din chadheya" or "chorbazari do nayano ki", and I am sure I wudn't > > like Himesh's any song or JTJTN or GHajini even after 100 or 1000 > > listening. > > > > >> > > >> Earlier Rahman music was so unique and melodius..if u hear first time > then u > > >> will like it but nowadays rahman has lost that quality > > > > Earlier ARR's music was unique, for you, and no one else was giving > > it. Now, you have been hearing that unique style for 18 years, so its > > novelty has withered somewhat, and others have also learned the style > > ARR uses so they have also started trying elements of it, so you are > > not able to find difference in pure ARR style and others' ARR's > > mimicked style. > > > > -- > > Rawat > > > > >
