Feel damn proud of India and esp AR!


--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Neetika Raina <ar.ia...@...> 
wrote:
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> Chord Brother u made my day by sharing this mail..
> 
>    The sweetest honey for ears is:
> 
>    "Rahman should be recognized as one of
>                  the most beloved composers WORLDWIDE." 
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> Awesome!!! 
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> ~Love Music Love Life
> 
>    Neetika
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> To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
> From: purev...@...
> Date: Wed, 4 Feb 2009 02:18:49 +0000
> Subject: [arr] Check out what non Indians have to say about 
Slumdog's music
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http://www.amazon.com/review/product/B001LX0JK6/ref=cm_cr_pr_link_1?
_encoding=UTF8&showViewpoints=0
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> Arguably the best soundtrack of 2008, December 30, 2008
> By Traveler (New England) - See all my reviews
> (TOP 500 REVIEWER) 
> I don't normally review CDs because it's so rare for an entire 
album
> to be worth buying, especially a soundtrack. Far too often you get 
a
> CD with songs that weren't even in the movie while skipping some of
> the best songs that were actually used.
> 
> The "Slumdog Millionaire" soundtrack, with its mix of mostly upbeat
> instrumentals and vocals, is that rare exception. If you don't 
want to
> move to this music then check your pulse.
> 
> "O...Saya" and "Jai Ho," the former shown at the beginning of the
> movie, the latter at the end while the credits ran along with the
> Bollywood homage, are perfect party songs you'll want to listen to
> again and again. The ominous sound of "Riots" will remind you of 
the
> murder of the brothers' mother. "Dreams on Fire" and "Latika's 
Theme"
> are both a little sad and romantic. "Millionaire" is just inspiring
> and will remind you of the movie's climax. And you get not just 
one,
> but two versions of "Paper Planes."
> 
> I didn't think this was possible, but the "Slumdog" soundtrack
> surpasses even "Bend It Like Beckham." If you liked that 
soundtrack,
> you definitely want to check this one out. 
> _----------------------------------------------------------
_Riveting,
> pulse pumping soundtrack!, January 17, 2009
> By Joel Katte "BASEBALL MEMOIR COMING SOON! from... (Home of the
> Milwaukee Brewers) - See all my reviews
> Okay, please have mercy on this review. I am no music expert; I
> wouldn't even call myself a music fan. I don't own an ipod, and if 
I
> had to shop for music right now, I would likely buy the first
> "best-of-the-80's-one-hit-wonders" CDs that I find. So the fact 
that I
> am attempting (again, go easy on me, it is a novice attempt) to 
write
> a music review is a credit to this compelling soundtrack.
> 
> This soundtrack is fresh, original, and soulful. This film is an
> absolute knock-out, in part because the soundtrack complements the
> action, characters, and emotion of the film so well. However, as 
great
> of a film as it is (I do believe it will walk away with the Best
> Picture Oscar) the soundtrack is even better than the film.
> 
> SIDENOTE: The music video at the end of the film seemed completely 
out
> of place, and I would have opted for it to not be there. However, I
> watched ever second of it and was captivated. I believe this was 
the
> director's way of paying homage to the music and spirit of the 
film.
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> Wow! If this doesn't win the Oscar for Best Soundtrack..., January 
31,
> 2009
> By Bruce D. Namerow (Washington, DC) - See all my reviews
> (REAL NAME) 
> After reading the other reviews, I realize that this music style 
may
> not be new in other parts of the worlds, but here in the US it is
> groundbreaking and refreshing -- a whole new beat that isn't 
common to
> American ears. Even then, the way this album has a whole weaves
> together such an interesting mix of rhythms makes it stand out from
> most any album I've ever heard. It's rare to see an album get so 
many
> positive five star reviews -- there is a reason for that. You need 
to
> hear it for yourself to fully understand (and see the movie to
> understand even more). 
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> Oh my!, January 24, 2009
> By Robert Hengst (Austin, Texas) - See all my reviews
> (REAL NAME) 
> I have been a closet fan of Bollywood music for a long time. While 
I
> knew little of Rahman and nothing of the movie, I bought the CD 
just
> to see what the current state of Bollywood music is. Oh my! What I 
got
> is so much more. There are elements I expected, but the layering of
> sounds and rhythms is incredible. Just when you think you have the
> tune or rhythm, Rahman layers on another instrument, beat, rhythm,
> etc. I have since read that Rahman is considered one of the most
> beloved composers in India. With this work I would say that
> designation no longer applies: Rahman should be recognized as one 
of
> the most beloved composers WORLDWIDE. Amazing score that leaves you
> wanting for more from this brilliant artist.
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> Completely different and fabulous, January 23, 2009
> By Karen Perry "Slumdog's #1 Fan" (San Diego, CA) - See all my 
reviews
> (REAL NAME) 
> When I went to go see the movie I instantly wanted to buy the
> soundtrack. I bought it and the more I listen to it the more I 
fall in
> love with the music. It is completely different than what I am
> accustomed to. I want to go out and buy all of AR Rahman's work. My
> only complaint is I can't exactly sing along to any of the songs
> except Paper Planes since I do not know Hindi :)
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> Fantastic Arangement!!, January 20, 2009
> By K. Carter - See all my reviews
> (REAL NAME) 
> I will not repeat too much of what has been said. I can only echo 
that
> this soundtrack is one of the BEST I have ever heard. I'm not a
> regular reviewer, but I did want to add to the rating of this
> soundtrack as it is definitely a 5-star piece of work. I am a fan 
of
> AR Rahman, so I'm not surprised at how well put together this is. I
> am, however, thoroughly pleased. I also love the song by MIA - 
Paper
> Planes. One Great Song! This is totally worth buying. And after
> watching the movie, the soundtrack just keeps it as a memory in 
your
> head. This is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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> Loved the music from the start, January 14, 2009
> By Colton E. Carpenter (Fresno, CA USA) - See all my reviews
> (REAL NAME) 
> I went to see Slumdog Millionaire today. From the very beginning 
when
> the boys were being chased through the streets the music caught my
> attention. The drumbeats were very moving and I wanted to get up 
and
> start dancing! I turned to my partner and said "This is going to 
be a
> good movie- I love the music already!" He chuckled. In every 
intense
> scene the music gave me goosebumps. Whether it was an emotional 
moving
> scene, an action packed scene or the final train platform dance the
> music was fantastic. I'm not usually a critic at all but after 
this I
> really wanted to praise this movie and the composer- Absolutely
> Magical! Thank you Slumdog Millionaire and A.R. Rahman!!!
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> CAMERON CROWE WOULD BE PROUD, January 14, 2009
> By Michael Dobbins "Patience Gloria" (Chicago, IL) - See all my 
reviews
> (REAL NAME) 
> I often think that music adds soooooo much to a movie, and Slumdog 
is
> no exception. See the movie first and you will understand. These 
songs
> fit perfectly with the story, enhance the movie, and are wonderful 
to
> listen to on their own. Cameron Crowe would be proud.
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  • ... Chord
    • ... Neetika Raina
      • ... ramakrisha laxmana subramanian siva gopala acharya iyer .aiyooo amma idli wada dosa sambar chatni .
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