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Fast paced love songs...

Topic started by yaaro (@ 172.138.207.64) on Wed Apr 25 17:02:06 EDT 2001.
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has ARR done any fast paced love duets at all-all his love duets are s...o slow-i cant remember even one song which is in the speed of Poomaalaiye , thol sera vaa or guruvayoorappa or poo malarndhida(tik tik tik).

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• From: cosmician (@ 194.170.1.132) on: Thu Apr 26 16:58:05 EDT 2001
  
  Can ARR's "Hojaye" in Tenali termed as a love song ? u can also include "Swaasame" from the same film
  
  
• From: travis (@ 194.85.200.36) on: Thu Apr 26 17:42:40 EDT 2001
  
  thenmerkku paruva katru - karuththamma
  july madham vandhal - pudhiya mugham
  maya macheendra - indian
  uppu karuvadu (!) - mudhalvan
  thillana thillana - muthu
  are what i cud think of instantly
  
  
• From: bm (@ 152.163.213.201) on: Thu Apr 26 18:32:32 EDT 2001
  
  ottagathai kattikko- gentleman
  mellisaye --some prabhu deva movie
  muqabla - kadhalan
  gopala-from the same film
  ramta jogi - from taal
  veerapandi kottayile. - thiruda thiruda
  
  
  
• From: yaaro (@ 64.12.96.236) on: Thu Apr 26 22:34:48 EDT 2001
  
  thillana,ottagathai,gopala,muqabla,veerapandi,ramta jogi-are these love songs?
  the songs like athadi, vaa vaa anbe, kalyanachelai unadhagum naalai, vennila odudhu, o maana maane, unnai kaanum neram, paada vandhadho-were fast, melodious-you know-real love songs.there are countless other egs from MSV,MSV-TR,KVM,even SAR like-sangeetha vaanil,thoda thodavenave.
  give me better egs please...
  i am not convinced about the above songs-and there was nothing romantic in the songs and the way they have been picturised.
  maaya macheendra-a fantasy no
  muqabla-cowboy western
  telephone mani is acceptable
  gopala-dappanguthu
  july madham-is that fast?
  veerapandi kottaiyile-is that a romantic duet?
  thenmerku-are the beats original-the source from some St alban or something has been discussed so many times.
  
  
• From: yaaro (@ 64.12.96.236) on: Thu Apr 26 22:49:53 EDT 2001
  
  and Hojaye is definitely not a romantic love duet-for god's sake-right from the way it has a 100 chorus artistes screaming h0J...aY...e at the top of their voices their heads off to the way it has been picturised!
  swaasame is not fast.
  give me five songs in the league of Paal vannam paruvam or adi athadi for their pace and romanticism
  
  
• From: Uthams (@ 216.34.170.241) on: Fri Apr 27 00:25:51 EDT 2001
  
  valayosai Kala kala
  kannane nee vara kathirunden
  Jingadi Jingadi enakku
  Mane tene Kattipidi
  Vanile Tenila (Kakkit chattai)
  Oh mane mane mane (Vellai roja)
  Poondalir ada ( panneer pusphangal)
  Kalangarthale oru velai illame
  Enadu vizhi vazhi mele (Sollat thudikkudu manasu)
  Are vare vaa ( Pudu kavithai)
  Kadhal mayakkam (Pudumai penn)
  Ayiram thamarai (Alaigal oivathillai)
  Adi athadi (Kadalor kavithaigal)
  Athangara mara mele
  
  
  
  There are lots and lots of themm.. just don't come to my mind..
  
  
  
• From: Kupps (@ 156.153.255.243) on: Fri Apr 27 02:29:56 EDT 2001
  
  cosmiscian
  
  no injirungo is not a fast paced song. i mean the singers did not have to sing in a a faster pace. may be the music could be termed as faster.
  
  maya macheendra - indian
  uppu karuvadu (!) - mudhalvan
  
  are not again fast paced song by the definition, i assumed above.
  
  however thenmaerkku paruvakkatru is a fast paced song but it too slight slows down at thenjandhu pakka kaLLi chattendru mottu vida stanza but again gains fast at other stanzas.
  
  all are imho.
  
  
• From: cosmician (@ 194.170.1.130) on: Fri Apr 27 08:06:34 EDT 2001
  
  "thenmerku-are the beats original-the source from some St alban "
  
  does that mean jus bcos IR used the traditional rhythms of kerala drums in the song "Kaatukuyilu" in Thalapathi..the song is not original ? I just don't understand this...i think the way things are going, u will brand using a guitar and a drum as not being original at all...
  
  
• From: cosmician (@ 194.170.1.130) on: Fri Apr 27 08:08:27 EDT 2001
  
  What about..."Athangara Marame.." from Kizhakku Cheemaiyile ?
  
  
• From: kiru (@ 192.138.149.4) on: Fri Apr 27 10:41:39 EDT 2001
  
  cosmician..you probably know in the world of POP music using a rhythm loop used in another song is a no no. Because in the POP world the rhythm loop is supposed to be new and unique. This is one of the main creative piece of the song. ARR knows this and he works by this formula. But he is not very particular in the rhythm loop being original, apart from using off-the shelf loops (which are legal though). For eg. if ARR were a POP band the record producer will not allow such a song. Maybe you can flick a rhythm loop from a old rock song or other genre but not from another contemporaneous POP band.
  
  
• From: Common Friend (@ 203.197.141.183) on: Fri Apr 27 11:03:00 EDT 2001
  
  "Sonia sonia" from Ratchagan.
  Cosmician and travis have already given the examples that I wanted to give.
  
  There is one song in Pavithra. It is a solo song but a fast based love song.
  It is
  "Muththam ittadha muththam ittadha"
  "Mudhal murai kaatru muththam ittadha"
  
  
• From: yaaro (@ 64.12.96.236) on: Fri Apr 27 12:53:55 EDT 2001
  
  sonia sonia is a dance song-you cannot put it in the same league as others-just answer this question honestly-do u think it can be played as a background song without the actors dancing to it?
  one of my personal fast love duet is adi vaanmadhi from siva.listen to it.
  
  
• From: yaaro (@ 64.12.96.236) on: Fri Apr 27 12:54:38 EDT 2001
  
  and i am waiting for a convincing list of 5 songs....
  
  
• From: Common Friend (@ 203.197.141.183) on: Fri Apr 27 13:08:10 EDT 2001
  
  yaaro:
  
  You have already madeup your mind. There is no point in trying to convince you. You don't accept what ever we say. You don't consider any a fast number. Please, tell us the speed with which you want a song to be sung. Please specify the speed in kmph. Or else it will be very difficult for us to find.
  Okay. I don't think that there is anything that you actually want.
  
  
  just answer this question honestly-do u think it can be played as a background song without the actors dancing to it?
  
  Yes, in that song there is a music which comes through out the song. It is a very nice one and you can use it in some ppt presentations, if the ppt does not deal with any serious subject. It all depends on how differently U think.
  Okay, not that you have to use it. It's just my opinion.
  
  
  
• From: Common Friend (@ 203.197.141.183) on: Fri Apr 27 13:11:19 EDT 2001
  
  yop, I totally mistook what you said. I actually didn't notice the last part of the sentence properly. Treat my last para as a saperate posting.
  
  
• From: bm (@ 152.163.201.194) on: Fri Apr 27 13:54:01 EDT 2001
  
  here is some more
  
  kannukkul nooru nilava idhu oru kanava..- vedham puthithu
  selai kattum pennukoru vaasam undu - kodi parakkuthu( please dont bring in the picturisation aspect in to this..see this is a bharathiraja thing..u have to have some provision for the extras )
  how about manguile poonguyile - karakaatakaaran
  nadhiya nadhiya nile nadhiya - ?
  mazhaikaala megam onru madi oonjal aadiyathu - vaazhve maayam
  
  bharathy kannamma - ninaithale inikkum
  en kanmani en kaadhali - chittu kuruvi
  
  btw..yaaro should this thread discuss only arr's fast love songs or is it ok if we just bring up any such number..?
  
  
• From: Common Friend (@ 203.197.141.183) on: Fri Apr 27 13:58:40 EDT 2001
  
  ARR's duet with fast paced love song--Doli doli doli from kadhalar dhinam. Just got it now.
  
  
• From: yaaro (@ 172.132.250.102) on: Fri Apr 27 16:01:30 EDT 2001
  
  i was expecting you to come with that -what took you so long-and here is another one which i find quite reasonably fast-KKKK
  
  
• From: Trend (@ 216.68.113.227) on: Fri Apr 27 16:06:58 EDT 2001
  
  yaaro,
  
  Is this kind of a test of mind-reading?
  Anyway what is the conlusion you will draw if there are five songs?Conversely,conclusion if there are not 5?
  
  
• From: cosmician (@ 194.170.168.244) on: Fri Apr 27 16:15:55 EDT 2001
  
  Anyway does it matter..if there are 5 or not...maybe directors give ARR a situation where they want a dance-duet or an extremely passionate slow song....this is the dance generation remember...this was also mentioned in the editorial of Revolution - a music mag...this is the trend globally, dance is in. I see 1-yr olds and 2 yr olds..they want the TV sets/audio system on and they want to tap their feet and move...just look around u...
  
  
• From: cosmician (@ 194.170.168.244) on: Fri Apr 27 16:20:00 EDT 2001
  
  Thanks for the info..Kiru...now I know :) but can ARR be categorized as a Pop musician ?
  
  
• From: cosmician (@ 194.170.1.132) on: Fri Apr 27 17:50:45 EDT 2001
  
  yaaro..u've spoilt my sleep..i'm getting up at 1:15 am to key this in while listening to a an album titled "Great Team - ARR & VM" - this set me thinking to all the fast-paced love songs of ARR and these are the few I gathered from memory :
  
  - Hai re Hai re Hai Rabba - Jeans
  - Kaatre - Rhythm (maybe not too fast but a cool beat will have u moving ur feet like O maane maane)
  - Kulichha Kutraalam - Duet
  - Anjathe Jeeva - Jodi
  - Sundari..Sundari sella Sundari -Mr. Romeo
  - Kannera Kadallika? - Mr. Romeo
  - Que Sera - Pukar and the Tamil original
  - Sutti Sutti.. - Padaiyappa
  - Thillana Thillana - Muthu
  - Kuluvazhile - Muthu
  - Kadahal Sadgudu - Alaipayuthe
  - Tu Hi Tu - Kabhi Na Kabhi (one of my all time favs - OMATF)
  - O Bhavren - Daud (OMATF)
  - Dil Se Re (OMATF)
  - Minsara Kanna - Padaiyappa
  
  I might hav added some non-duets..forgive my sleepy headedness :-)..now i can sleep in peace !
  
  
• From: bm (@ 64.12.105.21) on: Fri Apr 27 18:44:47 EDT 2001
  
  cosmician..u have a point there - what if there are 5 and there are not ?..incidentally most of ARR's fast paced songs have been dancy numbers. i would add
  en veettu thotathil poovellam kettupaar( gentleman )
  jiya jale ( dilse )
  tanha tanha ( rangeela - though not a duet, going by the lyrics it is not out of the love song category )
  - but "yaaro" would surely disqualify many of the numbers mentione d in this forum based on his theory that there should be no extras around the main pair ( ha, what a thing to ask for from the tamil film world )
  
  
• From: cosmician (@ 194.170.1.132) on: Sat Apr 28 04:10:26 EDT 2001
  
  bm..i think its hard to categorize ARR's songs yet bcos of the blurring of genres...as he does a few projects only....he has to work hard to make each song outstanding...
  
  
• From: Common Friend (@ 203.197.141.183) on: Sat Apr 28 10:59:39 EDT 2001
  
  
  - Tu Hi Tu - Kabhi Na Kabhi (one of my all time favs - OMATF)
  
  Thank God. There are people, who have taste just like mine.
  
  cosmician:
  You might have also listen to the hariharan's number ("Tumho meri nighavonpe chaaye") in that film. It is also OMATF.
  
  Its sad that the film did not become a hit and eventually the music went unnoticed, even though it toped in Superhit muquabla at no.3 position for some 3 - 4 weeks. That's all. The film vanished. I don't know what did Priyadharshan do with the film.
  
  

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