Re: [arr] I initially wondered how I was going to do it: A.R. Rahman

True enough that the theme was targeted for youth, hence the rap sequence was there. I think the whole theme was a great blend of music genres > --- On *Mon, 5/17/10, sunder s * wrote: > > > From: sunder s > Subject: Re: [arr] I initially wondered how I was going to do it: A.R

Re: [arr] I initially wondered how I was going to do it: A.R. Rahman

According to AR he didn't want it to restricted to one genre... http://indian-music-bgm.blogspot.com/ Please do not add me in YM. I only use this account for the group... --- On Mon, 5/17/10, sunder s wrote: From: sunder s Subject: Re: [arr] I initially wondered how I was going to

Re: [arr] I initially wondered how I was going to do it: A.R. Rahman

I feel it would have been better if arr didn't include the rap part into this song, i feel the mood of the song is getting disturbed by the rap part even in sruthi's portion. wht u guys say? On Sun, May 16, 2010 at 2:54 AM, satish_srini wrote: > > > "The Tamil was of a very high standard and I in

[arr] I initially wondered how I was going to do it: A.R. Rahman

"The Tamil was of a very high standard and I initially wondered how I was going to do it, but thankfully it has come out well." This was how A.R. Rahman described his experience of working with the anthem for the World Classical Tamil Conference which was released on Saturday. Apparently, the