I completely agree with u ichord Anish. On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 9:18 AM, ichord <purev...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > > To me, if there was a relative weakness in ARR's compositions of late, it > would be some of his dance oriented tracks.....Papu, Latoo, Shano, etc. etc. > Notice the word "relative". Some of these songs did become quite popular and > they are catchy, but for me, they represented a "skippable" track in the > soundtrack. > > With Blue, I was quite afraid prior that there would be another Papu or > Shano in the mix, a track that I would tap my foot to, but not really find > much else to latch onto, hence another skipper. However, when I heard tracks > like Chiggy, Aaj Dil, and especially Fiqrana, I was pleasantly surprised > that ARR hit the right combo for me this time. > > About Fiqrana, for me, it's one of ARR's strongest dance/groove oriented > tracks ever. It's got everything that I enjoy about tracks like > these.....incredible groove rhythm, sweet sound effects, seamless > transitions, and to me most importantly, good melody and good chords. The > chords and melody in this song really take it to another level IMO. > > When I hear this song, I get the same good feeling that I get when I hear > "Chaiya Chaiya". I'm not saying it's as good of a song as Chaiya, but the > same elements are there to make for an incredibly enjoyable listening > experience. Fiqrana totally energizes me, gets me motivated, pumps me up, > but also has endearing melodic hooks which linger on much after in my mind. > To me, that's key....it's not just another ordinary dance track....the song > has got some soul and depth too. > > Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyy...Fiqrana! TOTALLY ROCKS!!!!! > > >
