Correct me if I am wrong Ni Mein Samajh gayi Bass appears programmed on a synthesizer. Chaiyyan Chaiyyan was a song where the guitar (Bass & Lead)dominates and creates a rock kind of environment. This was an exceptional master piece including the song itself which no other music directors have been successful with such experiments. If another bass guitar work claims its the Noor Un ala song where the beginning Noor Noor Noor word is sung and the Bass mix is just unique. Now remember kabhi Neen Neem from Yuva, how come nobody noticed the beginning and the first interlude a brilliant composition and programming. The beginning of kandukondein kandukondein is mesmerizing but is always special. Kehna hi kya (Bombay) was done completely on a Bass guitar and claps leaving aside the alaap from our BOSS in the first interlude. It would be crime if I dont consider Tu Hi re (Bombay) which was again a complete Bass Guitar These were just the few rays from the sun more its discussed is the more light. RDB & Illayaraja also had enough good songs in their kitty with IR himself being an excellent guitar performer he too tried few exceptional songs. Churaliya hain Tumne jo dil ko from RD Burman is an evergreen song.
--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Personally the most powerful track wth the bass i like is ni mein samajh gayi. .the entire song ìs done wth only the bass > > ________________ Reply Header ________________ > Subject: Re: [arr] Is using bass guitar unique to ARR? > Author: "Thineshan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 22nd March 2008 13:32 > > if you guys want to listen to how uniquely ARR mixed bass guitar, > listen to margazhi thingal (sangamam). i dont think neone has ever > mixed a bass guitar for a carnatic song. sounds terrific. latest case > - valayapatti (the use of bass guitar once again for the carnatic > aalaps) tremendously intelligent arrangement, just goes to show that > bass guitar is a very powerful accompaniment for carnatic song (like a > violin). > > --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Aravind AM <aravind_am@> wrote: > > > > Chord, > > > > Bang on dude.... I have always felt so..... I'm so addicted to the > bass guitar patterns in many of his songs that, when I listen to > songs, I always hum the bass guitar part throughout the song, rather > than the main song itself!! :D > > Bass guitar arrangements in ARR songs has been one of the things > that has always fascinated me in his songs! > > I guess only ARR has utilised the full potential of Keith Peters... > > Keith Peters also has never forgotten to thank ARR in any of his > interviews - coz he is a well known figure only because ARR showcased > his talent to the world!! > > > > Kudos to ARR for giving so much importance to Bass guitar which had > been an underrated instrument at least in tamil music.... IMO, bass > guitar usage got a boost in tamil music only because of ARR (Though > Bass Guitar has been used in tamil music, it was hardly used to this > extent!) > > > > Aravind > > > > > > Chord <purevibz@> wrote: I think ARR > using bass guitar in his songs is just brilliant. It adds > > a sonic dimension that makes a song sound more complete and > > fulfilling. Latest case in point is Khwaja Mere Khwaja. Is he the > > first MD to really utilize the bass sound so consttuctively in film > > songs? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > http://arrahmaniac.blogspot.com > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. > > >
