Few specialties of this song to whatever I have observed so far with my limited knowledge 1. Isn't this song the sung by AR is the highest note ever he has also touched? 2. This song also gave way for a beautiful usage of chorus where the chorus also sings the main song "dil toh aakir..... piya, piya..". They sing along with AR but AR is half a line ahead of them, a very creative portion. Later AR has done many such songs in this way and more noticeably "New York Nagaram". 3. Chorus once again makes an impact in the ending 2 lines of the paragraphs singing along with the main singer. 4. The opening beats will continue throughout the song 5. Did anybody notice that the song (AR voice sustain) continues for a little while after the music stops; usually AR songs ends with a sustain of a beat or a bass. here its voice. 6. AR takes a short gap while singing the last dilsere (lengthiest).. he says "ayi..hey" kind in the opening and at the end where he changes the pitch just like falling short of breath, hardly noticed bcs in the start the interlude quickly overlaps and the end is bit more noticeable.
--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "taimur.nadeem" <taimur.nad...@...> wrote: > > hi ichord, > ya i noticed it very early that whistle just kills me its too much > from RAHMAN. MY goodness what wizard he is ,the song also ends with that > whistle when it becomes most evident. its so enthralling, i love it. and what > should i say to this song , i still cant absorb it after listening it for > thousands of times. > > regsrds, > > taimur > > > > > > > > > --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "ichord" <purevibz@> wrote: > > > > They're in the background in the mix, but definitely there. It's a loop. > > Only ARR could do something wild like that! I've known about this sound in > > the song for a long time. Has anyone else noticed it? It starts right > > when the second music interlude begins. > > >
