Even though this song has been credited as Shankar Mahadevan's first tamil
song. He has already debuted in Tamil film VIP and sung Netru No No along with
Dominique. May be this can be said as his first Solo song.
ARR produced gems for this movie sangamam.. which was completely wasted by
Suresh Krishna (another one was Baba).
MSV along with Hariharan song was spectacular.... Wow what a combo...
Sath.
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From: Bergin Roy <ber...@berginroy.com>
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, March 16, 2009 9:59:56 PM
Subject: Re: [arr] Varaaga Nadhikarai
I had shared this earlier here...
When i was in chennai back in 2005, i met an american lady that came down to
train us "Global communication skills".
She had a bunch of ARR songs and said that "Varaga nadhikara Oram" is her
morning wake up tune that she gets so fresh in the morning waking up to that
song...
Hearing this, i gave her a long list of AR albums and address to music world in
spencer plaza :-)
Cheers,
- Bergin
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 11:42 PM, Vinayakam Murugan <mvinaya...@gmail. com>
wrote:
Unni's introduction in the song "Marghazi Thingal" is divine, out of the world.
I loved Varaga Nathi Kare and Mazha Thuli. I didn't know till pretty late that
MSV had sung. What passion. Hats off to Rahman and the singers.
Warm Regards
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Vinayak
theregoesanotherday .blogspot. com
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 9:20 AM, Thulasi Ram <karoke...@gmail. com> wrote:
imo, marghazi thingal song is the best & its divine. unni's voice and the whole
arrangement for the song is mindblowing piece of art from ARR.
On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 3:36 PM, Chord <purev...@yahoo. com> wrote:
I have been really concentrating more on Rahman's Tamil works of late and have
been so enjoying revisiting soundtracks I haven't heard in a while.
I need to express my feelings about this song from Sangamam, which really
impresses both intellectually and emotionally. The way Shankar M has sung this
song is absolutely divine. The infectious dholak rhythm with the Mast Qalandar
like melody (not at all copied) makes this song my very favorite from Sangamam.
I love it when the second interlude adds this incredibly infectious ghungru
rhythm, very similar in pattern to the Taal Se Taal mila, Hai Na, Chale Chalo
Mitwa ghungru tracks, taken away, then back again for the final portion of the
song. Just pure magic.
I truly with Shankar M would sing for ARR again.
Heard that ARR said that Mani's next would be kind of similar to the style of
Sangamam (folk, semi classical), so we can really look forward to that.
Am curious to know what everyone's favorite song from Sangamam is.
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