The title is misleading.....he didn't score Raavan from scratch to final CD in a month.....who knows how long it took. What the article is saying is that things came together within a month before the release as ARR went back and reworked the songs.
How can the CD booklet have more lyrics then what's on the CD? That's a gross mistake and quite unprofessional on T-Series part if that's true! --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "A.R.Rajib" <a.r.ra...@...> wrote: > > *Rahman scores Raavan in a month* > Buzz u* > > For those who have worked with A R > Rahman<http://fanclub.starboxoffice.com/FanClub.aspx?cid=75>, > this news is no surprise. The musical genius, who has fans the world over, > is known to work and re-work and still re-work a lot of his work for movies > till he is satisfied. * > And his satisfaction, well, it can come even just a day before your album > is all set to be unveiled. And that's how things worked for Mani Ratnam's * > Raavan<http://www.starboxoffice.com/movie/reviews.aspx?m=Raavan&bid=2011/June/reviews_20110625_25> > *as well. > > "As always, this album all came together only last month. But it was a lot > of fun working with Gulzar and Mani," says Rahman with a mischievous smile. > > A source from the film tells us more. "Mani was quite clear that he wanted > Rahman to work on the soundtrack of his epic film both the Hindi and Tamil > version. But AR's manic schedule meant things weren't signed and sealed till > the last minute. In fact, he did record some tracks and send them to Mani to > listen to. Everyone loved what they heard," says the source. "But last > month, Rahman called Mani and said he had re-worked tracks and was sending a > new lot of scratch material for him to hear. It was these new tracks that > have become the final album," adds the source. > > This is not the first time that Rahman has called back his scores and > re-worked them. Whether it's been Hollywood films like *The Couples > Retreat* or, > even closer home, Subhash Ghai's > *Yuvvraaj<http://www.starboxoffice.com/movie/reviews.aspx?m=Yuvvraaj&bid=2008/October/reviews_20081017_10> > ,* Rahman has often called back his work and redone them till he himself is > completely satisfied. > > It's no wonder then, with such dedication and passion for his work, that > Rahman is dubbed as the Mozart from Madras! > > http://www.starboxoffice.com/newsDetails.aspx?xfile=2010/April/News_20100428_120 > -- > - Regards > > ~ ~ A.R.Rajib ~ ~ >
