I can't stop now, I have a wish as well. A hard rock or heavy metal song, maybe just one song, maybe in next 10 years, but one hard rock song please. ARR has revealed in an interview that when he was young, he used to play in some rock bands, he loved Pink Floyd. If I am not wrong Pink Floyd were loudest rock band of their time. ARR has given us every kind of musical pleasure, just this sort as well please.
As far as AJ's wish is concerned, I am sure ARR will come with at least one ethnic album very soon. That's where his soul is, I reckon. If I am not wrong, you must have loved "Mosquito" from 'Connections'. That piece of music is actually a piece of magic. Pravinder. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "AJ" <purev...@...> wrote: > > You're right, Water was like that too...and I love that album. I love Dor > and Natarang too. > > --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "Yogesh" <yogesh2783@> wrote: > > > > > > I agree with you Chord.. > > But you missed 'water'..:-( > > > > He should better team up with Gulzarsahab > > to create non-film album based on traditional and folk based melodies. > > Because for films you should get that kind of script[and is difficult > > these days..] > > Apart from AR's below mentioned albums..I like songs of > > 'Dor'[Salim-suliemaan] and songs of Marathi film 'Natarang' which were folk > > based. > > > > > > Regards > > Yogesh > > > > > > --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "AJ" <purevibz@> wrote: > > > > > > Indian ethnic film albums that are simple, melodious, traditional, > > > rustic, and having that old world charm are rare. Rahman's Zubeidaa and > > > Lagaan are examples. Another great example was the album "Lekin" in the > > > early 1990s by Hridainath Mangeshkar........pure, beautiful, Rajasthani > > > melodies in a folk backdrop.........oh, how rare these albums are...... > > > > > > Rahman......please do another album like this.....no electronica, no > > > western beats, no rap, no auto tune......just folk, rustic, simple Indian > > > music with tablas, dholaks, santoors, flutes, sitars, veenas, sarangis, > > > harmoniums, strings, ouds, bells, etc. etc....just a pure acoustic album > > > with traditional Indian instruments. > > > > > > Of course, the right film and the right director have to be in > > > place........and it would probably be for a period film. Rahman, please > > > don't give up in period films.....some of your best soundtracks were > > > based on period/history films. > > > > > > The song "Khili Re" from Raavan is the most recent example of this type > > > of music.......would love a 40-50 minute film album just on this type of > > > music alone by ARR with beautiful chords, strings, gentle effects, > > > minimalist instrumentation, heartfelt and old world charm melodies...... > > > a "Naushadish" type album. Some parts of 1947 Earth were like this too. > > > > > > This is just a wish of mine. I'm not comparing new Rahman to 90s Rahman > > > or making any broad statements........it's just a wish. > > > > > > Rahman, I hope you hear this wish. > > > > > >
