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New Releases by ARR??

Topic started by Srikanth (@ passport.proxy.lucent.com) on Mon Sep 15 10:23:15 EDT 1997.
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• From: aji (@ 38.st-louis-128-129rs.mo.dial-access.att.net) on: Sun Oct 31 01:07:09 EST 1999
  
  Hi Everybody,
  
  You should all know one thing...ARR is the India's #1 music director right now...IR, Deva...and others are know only in S.India :-)
  
  
  
• From: Padmanaban (@ cache-blr.ernet.in) on: Sun Oct 31 01:27:41 EST 1999
  
  Hi guys..
  ARR is really good. Hear the song, `SenkAthE..' from TajMahal. Sung wonderfully by TK Kala, it is wonderfully composed. `Aathey.. Aathey...' chorus by male support voice is well handled by him. It conveys the pain and agony of the heroine nicely. And the `variyAdi vAriyAdi..' in `Kizhakke nandavanam' is very melodious; actually, it resembles one of the 1960's song's chorus voice. ARR has the best band of `harmony' female and male singers. (Ganga, Febi, et al)
  
  
• From: jay (@ kmr-185-134.tm.net.my) on: Sun Oct 31 02:26:20 EST 1999
  
  how about mani's alai payuthry
  it should release for deepavali
  
  
• From: Not_the_anonymizer_shankar (@ netcache31.mot.com) on: Sun Oct 31 04:45:11 EST 1999
  
  another Dil Se in making -in terms of box office collection :)
  
  
• From: bb (@ ts001d41.cha-il.concentric.net) on: Sun Oct 31 05:32:29 EST 1999
  
  `Aathey.. Aathey...' chorus by male support voice is well handled by him.
  padmanaban, indha "yaathE yaathE"kku enna arththam?
  
  
• From: Hrishikesh (@ 202.144.41.194) on: Sun Oct 31 21:23:28 EST 1999
  
  jay,
  Alaipayuthe and KK will release at the end of the year in December and not Diwali . Only Mudhalvan and TajMahal are releasing this Diwali and of course 9 releases from our "Thenisai Thendral" and I think 2 from SAR
  
  
• From: kavalan (@ 203.155.33.180) on: Sun Oct 31 22:04:29 EST 1999
  
  hi guys
  ARR songs are great. Deva and ARR are similar but they are diffrent. Deva is a foolish copier, ARR is an intelligent copier. ARR takes different tunes from many songs and composes a single song so that fans can't find the root. Deva just copies a single song like a XEROX.
  
  
• From: hema (@ brf-cache11.jaring.my) on: Sun Oct 31 23:20:20 EST 1999
  
  i think arr is a good musicians,his musics are all modernized.but obviously he can never compete with isaingani ilayaraja.i diasagrees with previous response saying that other music director is only known in india.not for ilayaraja,i guess,maybe deva.
  
  
• From: DIE HARD FAN OF ARR. (@ 203.116.186.39) on: Sun Oct 31 23:20:48 EST 1999
  
  hi
  whatever you'll comment i still think that ARR is still a class above the other directors of india.DEVA can produce music in 10 movies but only 1 or 2 movies become hits. in AR RAHMAN he tries his best and gives 100%.so you'll can't say that he is copying tunes from others .others are copying from him.Bye.
  
  
• From: DIE HARD FAN OF ARR. (@ 203.116.186.39) on: Sun Oct 31 23:21:00 EST 1999
  
  hi
  whatever you'll comment i still think that ARR is still a class above the other directors of india.DEVA can produce music in 10 movies but only 1 or 2 movies become hits. in AR RAHMAN he tries his best and gives 100%.so you'll can't say that he is copying tunes from others .others are copying from him.Bye.
  
  
• From: Rajan (@ 202.9.149.26) on: Mon Nov 1 01:43:38 EST 1999
  
  HI
  
  There is a song in Mudalvan that has a similarity with a glorious track of John Williams Phantom Menace-Episode I? The CD of Episode, Track #2 has a haunting chorus melody piece supported by the full strength of the London Symphony Orchestra. The lyrics of the chorus are in Sanskrit. And I heard one of the Mudalvan songs has a near hear alike chorus interlude. Can some one confirm this?
  
  
  
  
  
• From: Jaleel Aleem (@ proxy4.emirates.net.ae) on: Mon Nov 1 02:59:14 EST 1999
  
  hi guys,
  The song "Azhahana Ratchasiye" in Mudalvan is similar to the song " Thalaiyai Kuniyum Thaamaraye" in Oru Oodai nathiyahirathu film by
  IR in ragaa R.G. any comments??
  
  
• From: just (@ sja-182-193.tm.net.my) on: Mon Nov 1 05:00:46 EST 1999
  
  
  I think arr's movie know days gone drop because a lot of arr release this year.
  If arr compose music for 2-5 movies per year,it will be hit because arr can fokus into very well.Examples like in 1998 jeans and uyire only were release
  and be very popular. Other than that arr's music is very good.Arr always take long time for a movie.But deva's music not same, his music different from others.Deva can do a good job in a short time either moden or village type.
  It is because deva have experience in music industry.Arr's music is very good if
  he have long time to do.So don't think deva or arr never done a good job.Arr's music is very good but deva's composing is very good.
  
  current arr releases:
  
  en swasa katrea
  jodi(doli saja ke rakna)
  padayyappa-flop
  kadhalar dhinam
  sangamam-
  talam(taal)
  earth/1947-flop
  takshak-flop
  taj mahal
  mudhalvan
  
  
• From: aruvi (@ spc-isp-tor-uas-76-98.sprint.ca) on: Mon Nov 1 08:03:02 EST 1999
  
  I don't understand how you people can think that ARR accepted a lot of movies and that's why he hasn't composed upto his potential. Some of these films started 2 years ago. Are you telling me that 2 years is not sufficient for ARR?! Give me a break. Why look for excuses? I don't think that he has lost his greatness but the way you all look for excuses for his recent releases just remind me of hardcore IR fans praising his unworthy albums.
  
  Don't get me wrong. I have nothing against any MD. I am just stating my feelings.
  
  
• From: MS (@ 129.252.25.60) on: Mon Nov 1 10:55:35 EST 1999
  
  1947 - Earth is India's representative for Oscar this year.
  
  
• From: Shankar (@ netcache31.mot.com) on: Tue Nov 2 03:29:28 EST 1999
  
  yeah, Jeans was India's rep last year :-))
  
  
• From: Ragapriyan (@ libproxy.ntu.edu.sg) on: Tue Nov 2 11:05:56 EST 1999
  
  Just,
  
  On what basis have u said that Takshak, Earth, and padaiappa have flopped?...
  
  Please explain.
  
  Do u know that Earth songs are one of ARR's best till now, and has been accepted as a hit!
  
  
  
• From: Jyothi (@ m246.brookings.net) on: Tue Nov 2 15:35:21 EST 1999
  
  1947 the earth songs are wonderful, especially 'ruth agae'
  
  
• From: PNSundaram (@ spider-wc033.proxy.aol.com) on: Tue Nov 2 23:32:43 EST 1999
  
  Rehman's music is melodious. But he always copies old tunes and skillfully uses them as his own.
  
  Take, for example, Sangamam. The song by Janaki contains, pieces from Jish Desh Main Ganga Bahthi Hai, and other films. He even copied a tune from A.M. Raja in "Aadatha manamum aduthey".
  
  
• From: PNSundaram (@ spider-wc033.proxy.aol.com) on: Tue Nov 2 23:33:07 EST 1999
  
  Rehman's music is melodious. But he always copies old tunes and skillfully uses them as his own.
  
  Take, for example, Sangamam. The song by Janaki contains, pieces from Jish Desh Main Ganga Bahthi Hai, and other films. He even copied a tune from A.M. Raja in "Aadatha manamum aduthey".
  
  
• From: Saif (@ 206.21.237.211) on: Wed Nov 3 11:11:37 EST 1999
  
  hi guys!
  
  just wondering if any one on earth could send me the lyrics of the song "DHOLNA" from film THAKSHAK.
  
  If any of you read this please do send me an e-mail.
  
  Thanx.
  
  
  
• From: e.hari (@ hud04a01.ml.com) on: Wed Nov 3 12:44:16 EST 1999
  
  Review of dil hi dil mein ( hindi kadal desam). The review shows how much south indian and north indian music taste differs. While, roja roja and kadhal ennum are the greatest hits in tamil version, and no one liked dandiya in tamil version, it appears to be not the case with this reviewer.
  
  http://www.screenindia.com/music4.htm
  
  e.hari
  
  
• From: v. balaji (@ webproxy03qfe0.sbi.com) on: Wed Nov 3 12:56:12 EST 1999
  
  e. hari
  
  The most irritating part of the review was the reviewer's use of the word "typical". He cites 'Swarnalatha's Dola Pronouniciation' as that of typical South Indian pronounciation.
  
  review
  --- Dola dola is composed well, reminding you of a golden oldie, but it jars because of singer Swarnalatha’s typical South Indian diction, especially the words Dola dola are irritating to the ears.
  
  I hate to see that arrogance in these 'North Indian Reviewers'; when they stereotype everything about SOuth Indians...
  
  V. Balaji
  
  
• From: vimal (@ enpc2559.eas.asu.edu) on: Wed Nov 3 13:11:02 EST 1999
  
  Guys,
  Kurukku Chirithavale is awesome (although I donno what it means....)!
  
  ARR does have stuff.
  
  
• From: e.hari (@ hud04a01.ml.com) on: Wed Nov 3 13:47:00 EST 1999
  
  V. Balaji,
  It is ok. Dont we bash udit, lata, asha and others for their atrocious diction. But In general, i agree with you on the tone of his language.
  
  e.hari
  
  
• From: kiru (@ surf0004.sybase.com) on: Wed Nov 3 14:06:52 EST 1999
  
  Did you guys notice that 'rojA, rojA' (from Kadhalar dhinam, I guess) sounds like a bit from 'sipi irukkudhu, muthum irukkudhu' ?
  The tune is from somewhere in the middle or end of a charanam, not the pallavi.
  
  
• From: Krish (@ 205.170.185.205) on: Wed Nov 3 14:20:10 EST 1999
  
  Guys,
  Did u hear JODI songs? He has just recycled his own tunes. One song was just a replica of KUCHI KUCHI RAAKAMMA and the other one AALALA GANDA from SANGAMAM. He's exhausted. What he's doing nowadays is just a collage work- Composing a music just by joining bits and pieces!! Time and again he has proved that many times!!
  
  -Krish
  
  
• From: Ganesh (@ 129.107.10.187) on: Wed Nov 3 19:43:53 EST 1999
  
  hey kiru
  i found that on the first hearing of the song."roja roja" has some resemblence with "sippi erukudu muthu erukude" but the way he has added other sounds lets everyone hard to guess.ARR is good in copying song and make it as new one.but it is a good song!!!
  
  
• From: Ragapriyan (@ 155.69.4.53) on: Thu Nov 4 00:06:53 EST 1999
  
  Here is an article that appeared in Times of India On Nov 3rd.
  "
  A.R. Rahman: Impressing Lord Webber!
  
  Our dynamo-of-talent, music man A.R.Rahman is sure impressing all the right people. First it was Michael Jackson who was taken in by the music of Rahman; and now it is none other than the maestro himself.
  
  Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber (the world renowned composer responsible for the tremendous musicals `Phantom of the Opera', `Ms. Saigon', Starlight Express', `Evita' and `Cats' among other internationally known plays); himself knighted `Lord'; was so taken by the music of `Taal' that he called up AR at once to congratulate him. And that wasn't all. In tandem with Rahman, Lord Webber has at once begun work on a musical project called `Bombay Dream', which will be heavily inspired by Indian music. So that's yet another feather in the multi-talented cap of the young Rahman. Any more and he might fly too. And aren't we ever so proud for him?
  "
  
  ARR - A Class apart !
  
  
• From: Genius (@ srirama.intecom.com) on: Thu Nov 4 19:06:53 EST 1999
  
  Ragaprian..
  a very good news indeed..
  but i hate to read the reviews of Dil Hai Dil mein..
  the reviewer does not have a sense of diction and talks anything..
  his penchant towards music produced by Anumalik and the gang is completely exposed!!!!
  
  

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