Jemsheed, MY answers to your questions.

So you think that innovation in an album like endhiran is as same as what he 
did 
in album like 'Gentleman'? Yes. Just because you don't like it and I don't like 
it, that doesn't mean someone else can't love it and feel that it is a very 
innovative album. Why are you putting down someone who thinks that an album you 
don't like is great. I don't like Endhiran. That doesn't make someone who likes 
it is being silly. 

Can you explain why endhiran getting whole lot of negative reviews ? Can you 
point to some negative reviews. I think it's mostly a mixed bag. When VTV 
released, every review I read was negative until the movie caught up with the 
music and it turned out to be a sensational hit.  Go back and read the first 
reviews of VTV and you'll understand That doesn't mean it will happen to 
Endhiran but I am just giving you an idea.  The buzz in Chennai is very 
positive 
though for Endhiran amongst its target audience and that's what matters! 


Tell me is that the expected sound from a concept like 'endhiran'. Absolutely. 
that's what I feel,a nyway and I can sense a lot of Shnakar in this album. I am 
sure the director played a big role in the music. 

If this album was in 90s it could have been an outstanding album.But 
unfortunately we are in 2010. - that's your opinion. you are entitled to one. 
Fine but don't trash those who think otherwise. 

Have you heard of  a word called 'quality' ? Yes Jemsheed. unfortunately you 
are 
not the only literate man out there in the world. A few more out there are 
aware 
of what quality is and please respect their views even if it doesn't agree with 
yours. 

Roshan, sorry to hijack your post ! Great read!


 

________________________________
From: jemsheed <jemshee...@yahoo.com>
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, 23 August, 2010 18:25:33
Subject: Re: [arr] Why the past songs are better

  

ok.. agree that we all have memories with songs of 90s.
So you think that innovation in an album like endhiran is as same as what he 
did 
in album like 'Gentleman'?
Can you explain why endhiran getting whole lot of negative reviews.
Tell me is that the expected sound from a concept like 'endhiran'.
If this album was in 90s it could have been an outstanding album.But 
unfortunately we are in 2010.
Have you heard of  a word called 'quality' ?

There is one thing always , i mean now a days AR is a busy man ,he has enough 
songs to make out, enough functions to attend so he also will be having 
priorities. He prioritizes his work also.Why AR wants to spend much time on a 
director who made a movie like 'Sivaji'.




--- On Mon, 23/8/10, Roshan <c.pix...@gmail.com> wrote:


>From: Roshan <c.pix...@gmail.com>
>Subject: [arr] Why the past songs are better
>To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
>Date: Monday, 23 August, 2010, 5:30 AM
>
>
>  
>A lot of our members have expressed their feelings that AR Rahman was better 
>in 
>his 90s.  Though I don't agree with them I have my favorites from the past.  
>Not 
>just from Rahman. From all the composers, musicians and singers.  
>
>
>But the fact is that it is not because the songs were better in the past. it 
>is 
>because we always hold on to our past. be it songs, incidents, falling in 
>love, 
>breakups, marraige functions, first job, college graduation, a great friend.. 
>the whole life.  We always think that past was somehow better.  We are always 
>worried about the future.  don't we cherish  memories from our childhood and 
>teenage ?  It is the same with songs.  when we hear an old song, it triggers 
>memories of incidents, people, happiness or sadness that we related to that 
>particular song.
>
>Beatles' Yesterday is an absolute favorite of mine.  there are plenty of great 
>songs even better than that one. but it brings me back the memory of a great 
>time had in Brunei when I got my first job there in 2003. That is when I 
>started 
>listening to international artistes often and on top of that I was in love. 
>And, 
>when I hear it now, it gives makes me feel like I have lost something but, in 
>reality I haven't. 
>
>
>I love Tanha Tanha from rangeela a lot.  it is a great song, musically.  But 
>the 
>reason I love it the most is because that is when I got my first  portable 
>cassette player (Videocon Walkman) along with a cassette of  rangeela as a 
>gift.  I did my schooling in a hostel, and I became a popular  kid because I 
>had 
>a walkman.  lots of kids would come to our dormitory  to listen to the songs. 
>So, we put some money together and bought a  speaker and placed it on top of a 
>cardboard box with a hole in it, so  the rest of the kids can hear it.   I was 
>so excited. because not only I  got more friends, I was doing something with 
>electronics stuff..  cutting the earphones and connecting the wires to the 
>speaker, making  the sound go louder with just one cardboard box with a hole! 
>I 
>felt like I was  Einstein! 
>
>
>now, when I hear that song.. it brings back memories of my friends, that  
>cardboard box, that videocon walkman, and my great school and teachers.
>
>We all talk about how great the classics were.  we regard RD Burman, Noushad, 
>Ilaya Raja and the whole lot of great musicians as the best and some people 
>even 
>compare them with today's musicians and talk about how music has lost its 
>soul.  
>It hasn't lost any soul. it is because those people related to their most 
>cherished memories when they hear their favorites.   give today's music 
>another 
>20 to 30 years and we will be talking about how great the 2010's music were.  
>
>
>It is same for AR Rahman.  the reason why some of you think that ar rahman 
>created better music in 90s is because you were probably teenagers or children 
>during that time and probably were having the greatest times of your life. 
>there 
>were lots of things happening,  experiencing new things..  and probably ar 
>rahman's music even helped you a lot at that time. and when you hear it now, 
>you 
>are taken back to that golden era of your life.
>
>
>try to understand that fact before saying ar rahman's music lost the soul.   
>it 
>only means that you have grown up,  you  have become more experienced, aged 
>and 
>wiser ( and probably grayer and fatter - no offense, just for fun.). get into 
>the mindset of a teenager again and see if you all can enjoy the Kala Bandar 
>and 
>Jai Ho and Fiqraana and even Enthiran.   I bet you will. 
>
>
>sorry about the long post :)
>
>
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