Kandukonden is one of ARR's best no doubt. The sound, the production, the music, the singing, the instruments, delicate touches, the ARR magic....all superb!
--- In [email protected], "Dinesh Scaran" <dinesh.sca...@...> wrote: > > Agreed, Dilse/Uyire comes way behind those albums of Mani-ARR u mentioned. > But i personally feel Kandukoindain Kandukoidain was a much more matured > composition of ARR compared to Dil Se. Or should i say it reached me better, > because of certain personal factors. Every each song had its charm and it was > very intact to the Tamil culture and literature. It was a dream to have a > Bharathiyar poem with A.R.Rahman's touch. Kannamoochi was a brilliant score. > I remember, during the Top 10 songs show at that time, the host explained > what and how the Raagams was used in the song, and it had a template which is > so complicated and unconventional yet it sounded extremely mind-blowing and > sweet to the ears. :). i dun think u should just dismis the album just like > that. IF u listen to the album now, and if there is someone to review the > album now with complete music knowledge, u will see what kind of album this > is and its a sin to say such about this album :) > > --- In [email protected], kishore parayath <kishore.parayath@> > wrote: > > > > Taimur bro.. Dilse is very classy.. But in the ARR-MANI combo, it comes only > > after THIRUDA THIRUDA, IRUVAR, ROJA, BOMBAY and KANNATHIL MUTHAMITTAAL. > > > > Dilse is very extra-ordinary...No doubt. But there were MUCH BETTER albums > > of ARR released around that time period, like Kandukonden Kandukonden etc > > which are seldom talked about these days. > > >
