OMG...absolutely ridiculous....its funny how they think no one will notice..do they not understand the concept of plagiarism and how morally wrong it is and in some places a down-right crime???! .I mean if you are using someone's work, least you can do is ask permission/acknowledge/give credit. iChord please see if you can get in touch with whoever is the editor in Galatta and give them a piece of mind!....
Here I found this from the site...hope it helps.. Galatta.com a Dot Com Infoway Limited media Initiative Post Box 7166 Chennai – 600 102 Tel: +91 -44-42620000 Fax: +91-44-26284040 Email: adsa...@galatta.com ________________________________ From: ichord <purev...@yahoo.com> To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tue, January 12, 2010 1:09:09 PM Subject: [arr] Galatta has borrowed my review without permission Imitation can be flattery, but I'm not feeling very flattered by parts of my review being used in other websites. Read my review and then read the review by Galatta below and you will see how Galatta has taken liberties to use the same words, phrases, and ideas that I wrote in my review. I'm not happy about this. --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, "Manaf C.P" <amana...@.. .> wrote: > > A nice review > > > > *Vinnathaandi Varuvaayaa music review* > Ambili [January 12, 2010, 3:19:19 PM] > [image: Vinnathaandi Varuvaayaa music review] > > One of the much-awaited music releases, Gautham Menon's *Vinnathaandi > Varuvaayaa (VTV)* is all set to rock the charts. The album has seven songs > composed by the Mozart of Madras, A.R. Rahman. Let's take a look at the > album: > > 'Omanna Penne' is a beautiful blend of Western rhythms and the Carnatic > ragas. The stylistic Nadaswaram adds a cleansing feel to the song. The > ending Nadaswaram seems to be an extension of 'Rehna Tu' from *Delhi 6*. The > music has been wonderfully rendered by Benny Dayal and Kalyani Menon. > > 'Anbil Avan' by Devan Ekambaram and Chinmayi has some joyful melody feel. > The music has some very nice and quick chord progressions. 'Vinnathaandi > Varuvaayaa' is brilliant. The title song has some beautiful strings, amazing > vocals, chords, heartfelt emotions, delicate and subtle music. Great singing > by Karthik. > > 'Hosana' -- the much-awaited song -- no one can do it better than Rahman. > The Scottish flavoured flute and the subtle mandolin rhythms makes the music > so crisp and clear. This is definitely a masterpiece and one of the best > songs from Rahman in recent times. Vijay Prakash, Suzzanne and Blaze have > rendered their voices for the song. > > 'Kannukkul Kannai' has a Western classical feel but seems to be a little > disappointing. 'Mannipaaya' is a romantic duet by Shreyal Ghosal and A.R. > Rahman. Get ready to experience some breathtaking melody, sophisticated > arrangements, subtle symphonic artistry. One of the album's highlights for > sure, and we hope it will be a visual treat too. > > 'Aaromale' is a brilliant masterpiece from the music genius. Sensual, > stylistic, clean acoustic guitar with mindblowing vocals by Alphonse. The > vocal fade at the ending is simply brilliant. Watch out for this at the top > of the charts. > > On the whole, *VTV* is well beyond expectations; it would definitely be a > distinct highlight in ARR's career. The album is one of the finest musical > packages with originality, sophistication, class and quality. > > http://tamil. galatta.com/ entertainment/ livewire/ id/Vinnathaandi_ > Varuvaayaa_ music_review_ 34474.html > > > > -- > Regards > > MANAF > > WP SHJ > Phone : - 06 - 5584373 > Mobile:- 055 - 4146078 > __________________________________________________________________ Ask a question on any topic and get answers from real people. Go to Yahoo! Answers and share what you know at http://ca.answers.yahoo.com
