Gops, Thank you so much for your comeback. What a fantastic experience is this...!!!
I got 'goose-bumps' while I'm reading this. I too play 'taxi taxi' song in my car very loud and when I stop in the signals, people around my car hears and smiles; I think they too love this different sound from ARR. But obviously my neighbours are enjoying ARR's music :-) Cheers, Siraj On 8/22/08, Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Mindset > > Song: Taxi...Taxi... > Film: Sakarakatti > Music: Mozart of Madras > > First I read about this song in 'The Hindu - Metroplus' then listened to it > in a car on my way back to Chennai from Kancheepuram. And then went to > 'Music World' in Pondy Bazaar and bought the CD. I picked it up immediately > on entering the shop and then was leisurely browsing through the other > sections. I suddenly had an urge to buy an international English album. I am > no great fan of English songs or anything, but I thought that listening to > Tamil songs alone was not good enough.(Especially when you have a Sony 5.1 > Music system to listen). I wanted to feel sophisticated. Upmarket. Class. > Whatever. But I had no clue as to what to purchase. All English albums were > priced above 400Rs whereas 'Sakarakatti' had cost me a mere 99Rs. This made > the urge to buy one of them, even stronger. Upmarket.Sophisticated. Class. > > Queen. MLTR. Safri Duo. Bob Dylan. Enigma. Pink Floyd. Deep Purple. Eminem. > Yanni. Linkin Park...... > > It was then that an elderly couple entered the shop. They were foreigners > but I could not make out what language they were speaking. I think it was > Dutch. Or German. Or something else. > > The lady went straight to the section where they had listed Tamil albums in > popularity-wise order and pulled out a copy of 'Sakarakatti' from the first > slot where it was perched. She pointed to the picture of A.R. Rahman and > said something to her attentive husband in an excited manner. They paid the > bill and left. > > I let out a deep breath and left after paying for 'Sakarakati'. > >