Good thoughts. Appreciate your posts
--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, V S Rawat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thinking further about it, I think the problem is basically caused by > the difference between expectations of the fans and what ARR finally > delivers. > > Let there be no dispute about it that we all wait for ARR's "NEW" songs > much more eagerly than we wait for ARR's re-used songs. If anyone is > disputing that, please share with us your reasons why you are eager for > re-used songs that you have already heard in other languages. I mean > only if you are multilingual, because you can enjoy the full beauty only > in a language that you can understand. > > I have also bought and heard ARR's various south indian language > releases but I could not enjoy them fully so I have now given up such > effort and I enjoy only Hindi releases by him. > > So, I think the problem is because of the hype created in this list and > elsewhere about a "new" album, only to find that it is "re-used" songs. > > The solution is simple: > > Bring our expectations to the same level that we are going to be > delivered to. > > How? > > There are people in this list who are in touch with ARR. > > So, they can request ARR to inform them about the re-used songs. Then > those persons can share the info with the list here, even if not giving > full info, may be things like "ARR will be using a few songs of > Meenakshi in one of his new album", and then, maybe giving the name of > Sakkarakatti in due course, and how many exact number of songs in due > course, and which exact songs in due course. > > This will keep members mentally prepared of what is going to be > delivered, so there will be no unpleasant surprises when, after waiting > eagerly for 15-20 days for Sakkarakatti, having read a posted a few > hundred mails about it, one comes to know that it has re-used nums. > > Of course, it will be subject to ARR's commercial commitment to the > producers whether he can release such minimal information beforehand. > But I think that ARR should understand the disappoint his genuine fans > are having with reuses in the new releases, and should convince the > producers to allow him to release such minimal info among specific groups. > > thanks. > -- > Rawat > > > On 6/23/2008 6:34 AM India Time, _vimaljk_ wrote: > > > ARR has reused tamil songs in hindi before, such as remaking Nayagara > > from En Swaasa Katre into Que Se Sera from Pukar..as well as Thaniye > > from Rhythm into Nachle from Lakeer...he even changed a lot of the > > musical arrangements and gave a different vibe to them..so don't worry > > so much that 2 of the tracks are based off of Meenaxi..if it were the > > WHOLE album..i'd be pissed too..but it's not...maybe ARR found a > > unique way to change the songs up...so let's just wait and HEAR > > >
