true.. none can ever think about creating a song like "dil se re" or "jiya chale".. they are from Rahman genre, which is completely reserved only for Rahman.
On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 1:30 AM, Gomzy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Dil Se. In my opinion the best album ever created. When I first heard > the songs, It was > something very very new. It took atleast 50 hearings to even understand > the structure. > I am glad this album has never aged for me. > > > On 3/11/08, Chord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Probably the best album by ARR and probably never to be surpassed, one > > > > of the most evergreen albums in recent times, a complete album in > > every way possible, sheer genius and brilliance in every note and > > sound, remember back to June 1998 when you heard Dil Se for the first > > time. I wasn't as big of an ARR fan then as I am now, so my first > > recollections of Dil Se are a bit foggy. I would like to hear from > > all of you your first reactions to the music of Dil Se when it first > > released. We can make anniversary posts for all of ARR's greatest > > albums, but I felt that Dil Se's music deserved special attention. > > > > Listened to Dil Se on my IPOD last night after a long time and I was > > completely mesmerized, totally tranced into a different world of > > beautiful melodies, haunting chords and rhythms, rich arrangements, > > soulful singing, just pure musical bliss. The sonic and music power of > > this album is just collossal. Truly something "Godlike" about this > > soundtrack. It never gets old. No matter how many times I listen to > > Dil Se's music, it just never gets old or boring. Some here may not > > agree that it's ARR's #1, but a soundtrack like this doesn't come > > along very often, if ever again. > > > > > >
