I've been trying to figure the words in the interlude. Only after watching the film a few days ago I realized what it really was! Innovative use of vocals morphed into a stringed instrument! Pure ARR!
On another note, its really sad that AR is forced to score for such ridiculous films. Regards, Sunil On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 7:36 PM, Mohamed Yaseer < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello all ARR fans.. Did any of you realized that the second interlude > in Taxi Taxi song which most of us might think was played in music > instrument was actually sang by BlaaZe... It was dititally modified to sound > like instrument.... If you hear the part again, you'll realize like the part > was mumbled by a robot... I have attached the interlude and what BlaaZe > actually said in the interlude...ARR is real genius.. > > Here is the 'lyrics' for the interlude.. This is perhaps the first > interlude with lyrics :-) Try to go along this 'lyrics' while playing the > song and you'll feel the magic...I was able to unlock this magic from the > clue I got from coco miya BlaaZe BGM in Sakarakatti... Was very hard to > figure out the 'lyrics'.. > > miya coco coco miya miya coco coco > miya coco coco miya miya coco miyee > miya coco coco coco miya coco coco > miya miya coco coco miya coco coco miyee > > miya coco coco miya > miya coco coco miya > miya coco coco miya > miya coco miyee > > > miya coco coco miya > miya coco coco miya > miya coco coco miya > coco coco miyee > > Almost the same technique has been used by ARR in Gopala Gopala (Kadhalan) > and rap in Ilamai remix (Varalaaru) but this is slightly hidden :-) > > my_arr > > >
