Re: [arr] Whats missing in ARR

2006-12-20 Thread Raghavendra KS
Guys I agree, but IMHO.. Music is not just the quality, the daimond-clear sound 
that comes out of 5.1 or even a 7.1
   
  The strong lyrics, incredible tune, the use of lead voices, the 
limited-yet-appealing use of new instruments, a rythm that makes you go back to 
that song again and again ,  the mood the song echoes is what makes ARR a true 
MAESTRO. 
   
  Is there anybody here who would negate this fact given an RD BURMAN song "O 
Maajire, apna kinaara" ? its decades old song, I could barely make out the song 
coming out just from one corner of my room when i play it on my system...but 
guys that song rocks !
   
  Rahman has grown out of this HJ calibre now. As Rahman says in his own words 
in an interview during the BOSE-The forgotten HERO, music release : Its fairly 
easy for a person to do the kind of "urvasi urvasi" or "mukkaala mukkabala" 
with some 10 synthesizers. But its tough to come out with one song like "Desh 
ki mitti".
   
  Personally I just loved the way Rahman has grown ever-since Vande-Matarm. The 
kind of maturity and the tears his songs bring in films like Swades, Taal, 
Lagaan, Bose, RDB, are just profound, well why the hell should we care about 
just the ONE sound of an instrument not being heard properly ? I still feel 
Rahman came out brilliantly with quality-fast-numbers in YUVA, and RDB too..
   
  So our Maestro has gone beyond HJ and the likes Rahman's offlate songs 
are more concentrated on the Rich-Orchestra, use of voices as much as 4-5 
voices in a single song so aptly and brilliantly with the Indian-classical 
tunes softly blending with western orchestra.
   
  All I can say is ... if at all still someone thinks HJ quality rocks ... Well 
HJ ..all the very BEST and welcome to Music-direction world. 
   
  Rahman is no longer a Music-director! He is a MAESTRO, a COMPOSER! 
   
  cheers
  -Rags
   
   
   
   
  

haja nawaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi frenz...
  Yesterday evening my frend came to my house and listened to GURU 
songs..He heard the songs and said that the songs are nice and required time to 
grow on u..Then he moved to the next folder (THE NAME OF THE FOLDER IS "NEW 
FOLDER")and put a song (the song is "JUNE PONA" from 
  "UNNALE UNNALE" , A HJ musical) and atonce said " dei what a song! this is 
  from which film ?" ( he didnt  know that it is a HJ musical) That 
  actually is a good song too...
   
   What i m trying to say here is that he was attracted by something in the HJ 
song that is lacking in ARR's one..Not much about the tune but the audio 
quality...

  I am not saying ARR has poor audio quality but somewhat less compared to 
HJ..With HJ's audio quality even the moderate songs are sounding great..

  But logically , being a World Class Music Director ARR shud have the highest 
audio quality but thats not true here ... we shud accept this fact even as a 
ARR fan although it is harsh...I have already send a mail regarding this 
earlier..
   
   From his first to his latest albums, all HJ songs sound louder and most 
importantly very clear..We wont lose even a single sound...

  Tunewise ARR is king..he is more than that..but qualitywise HJ is one or two 
steps far than our king..

   I was heartbroken upon my frend's reaction..BUt i have to accept  one fact 
that UNNALE sounds louder ,clearer and something fresh in my CREATIVE 5.1 
speakers compared to GURU

   But i dont say GURU is of low quality..i love 5 songs very much in 
  guru but only 2 songs in UNNALE..But the latter sounds fresh qualitywise..

   Why this is happening..He needs to surely look into this matter..
   
Guyz as a true fan we should not stop  at only praising the merits in the 
tune  but also to let him know about the flaws in the songs...
 
  Guys again i m saying that i dont say that ARR's songs have poor quality or 
less quality ... There is no doubt he is having one of the world's well 
equipped studio...but i cant understand y it happens though...Again i m 
stressing on  
  " comparatively with HJ"
   
 Ok guyz i m expecting ur comment on 
  this..
   
   
   
   
   
   
  
 
  Send free SMS to your Friends on Mobile from your Yahoo! Messenger. Download 
Now! http://messenger.yahoo.com/download.php

 



 __
Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around 
http://mail.yahoo.com 

Re: [arr] A.R.Rahman tunes in Kannada?

2006-12-17 Thread Raghavendra KS
Thats nice, but I feel Kannada Film industry cant really bear the cost of AR 
RAHMAN. The movies out here in Kannada lack that strong messages, and the plot, 
look-n-feel for the kind of music our Maestro composes. 
   
  I do love to see 1 movie in Kannada, with the class-music of Rahman, but ..I 
wouldnt just aim at his music, the whole movie as such should bring in that 
maturity! Gone are those days when movies like .."Minchina vota", "accident", 
"muthina-haara", ...and not to forget the great Puttana Kangal movies!  Which 
had some truly awesome songs, and some serious themes!
   
  Now all that happens out in Kannada industry is wrapping up a film in less 
than a month. Now would you really want our Maestro to compose for such 
projects ? I will definitely vote for him composing if there is a 2nd movie 
like Muttina-hara being made! 
   
  -Rags
   
  

satish_srini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  This is another kind of gimmick from `Metro Corporation Private
limited'. They claim that the songs in the Kannada film 'Sajini'
starring Dhyan and Sharmila are tuned by maestro Rahman!

But the truth is that the tunes of A.R.Rahman's Tamil film 'Jodi' are
utilized in 'Sajini' produced by the same producer. And the trick has
paid off as the audio of the film is a hit in Karnataka.

The producer of the prestigious exhibition and distribution house in
Karnataka R.N.Mandre group has said that A.R.Rahman is scoring music
for the first time in a Kannada film.

''Sajini' has completed 25 days schedule in London and now the unit is
shooting in Bangalore. `We should not lose our culture' is the message
of this youthful musical entertainer. 

http://sify.com/movies/kannada/fullstory.php?id=14351557



 



 __
Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around 
http://mail.yahoo.com 

Re: [arr] Rahmans track for Tsunami

2006-12-16 Thread Raghavendra KS
thanks Mirza, how can i not do that, Thats exactly the reason i said, it was 
real heartening to know about their projects.
  Well the words string arrangements just didnt catch my eyes:-)
   
  By the way Guys,  Offlate I have been hooked onto this song called "Zikr" for 
almost an year now. even though RDB came and went, and GURU is making waves... 
i somehow cant get over this Zikr song from Bose! 
   
  Nary a day goes by, without hearing to this Muslim-prayer!  
  Long Live The Maestro, Long live Rahman
  cheers
  -Rags
   
   
  

"Mirza G. Munas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  
Raghavendra,

Rather than just watching the video and listening to song.. you should have 
made the time to visit
the site http://www.donasian.org ... and read.. then things would make 
clear to you how
far ARR was involved in this project... he just did the string arrangements... 
(if I am not
mistaken)

Rgds,

Mirza.

--- Raghavendra KS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi folks , I am new to this group, as old as just a day. I have been a 
> hardcore fan of Rahman's
> redentions. Hoping this group will enhance my knowledge about His Music and 
> His contributions to
> the world of music.
> To start with, i came across this link through another Rahman man. Its quite 
> old, and am sure
> many of you may already know about this Tsunami song he composed.
> http://www.donasian.org/video.htm
> Just wanted to share this with the group. Honestly ( no offence meant ) the 
> song didnt impress
> me, knowing the intensity of music Rahman has in him. I felt the Lyrics 
> (sepecially the english
> part) is too casual,,, and the video could have been made better by including 
> more shots of the
> actual pain experienced by tsunami victims.
> Nevertheless, its a great thought, and full credits to Rahman for constantly 
> thinking on these
> grounds. 
> cheers
> -Rags
> 
> 
> 
> __
> Do You Yahoo!?
> Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around 
> http://mail.yahoo.com 


__ 
Try the all-new Yahoo! Mail. "The New Version is radically easier to use" – The 
Wall Street Journal 
http://uk.docs.yahoo.com/nowyoucan.html


 



 __
Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around 
http://mail.yahoo.com 

Re: [arr] Rahmans track for Tsunami..

2006-12-16 Thread Raghavendra KS
thanks Kumar for the advice, I might have heard this song a little more than 
8-10 times.
  Ofcourse the word "string arrangements" didnt catch my eyes :-) I kind of 
have an acquired taste for Rahmans music. My CD-Rack is filled with him albums, 
excpet a handful which am hunting for ( i have missed some really important 
ones which am embarassed to mention here :0)
   
  Ofcourse I did vote for Roobaro not 100 times though ( that was a nice try to 
rag the newcomer :-)) well, i voted around 8 times :-) but I seriously think, 
the song will come out as a TRUE WINNER! without we casting 100 votes each. The 
song has the power in itself.
   
  cheers
  -Rags
   
   
  

ar rahman djs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi newcomer,
  well thx 4 sharing the tsunami song (even its an old 1). it is a very sad 
song buddy. it has been done in the theme of poverty & sad. u cant expect 
anythin special there. im sure u have heard this song in a very little number. 
maybe once or twice. even it doesnt ROCKS, but hear the magical musics from 
Rahman anna. i suggest u something. hear the song (minimum) once a day, 
continue it for 4-5 days in a row. then ull love it buddy. im sure of it. Guys 
(the seniors here), what do u think? do u agree with my suggestion to our fren 
here. anyway thx 4 joining us buddy. dont 4get to vote 4 Roobaru. newcomers are 
required to make at least 100 votes. if not ur registration will be cancelled. 
hehe...lols. jz kiddin yar. have a nice day buddy.
   
   
  Kumar
  AR Rahman DJs
  Malaysia
   
  

Raghavendra KS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi folks , I am new to this group, as old as just a day. I have been a 
hardcore fan of Rahman's redentions. Hoping this group will enhance my 
knowledge about His Music and His contributions to the world of music.
  To start with, i came across this link through another Rahman man. Its quite 
old, and am sure many of you may already know about this Tsunami song he 
composed.
  http://www.donasian.org/video.htm
  Just wanted to share this with the group. Honestly ( no offence meant ) the 
song didnt impress me, knowing the intensity of music Rahman has in him. I felt 
the Lyrics (sepecially the english part) is too casual,,, and the video could 
have been made better by including more shots of the actual pain experienced by 
tsunami victims.
  Nevertheless, its a great thought, and full credits to Rahman for constantly 
thinking on these grounds. 
  cheers
  -Rags


  __
Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around 
http://mail.yahoo.com 



  __
Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around 
http://mail.yahoo.com 

 



 __
Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around 
http://mail.yahoo.com 

[arr] Rahmans track for Tsunami

2006-12-14 Thread Raghavendra KS
Hi folks , I am new to this group, as old as just a day. I have been a hardcore 
fan of Rahman's redentions. Hoping this group will enhance my knowledge about 
His Music and His contributions to the world of music.
  To start with, i came across this link through another Rahman man. Its quite 
old, and am sure many of you may already know about this Tsunami song he 
composed.
  http://www.donasian.org/video.htm
  Just wanted to share this with the group. Honestly ( no offence meant ) the 
song didnt impress me, knowing the intensity of music Rahman has in him. I felt 
the Lyrics (sepecially the english part) is too casual,,, and the video could 
have been made better by including more shots of the actual pain experienced by 
tsunami victims.
  Nevertheless, its a great thought, and full credits to Rahman for constantly 
thinking on these grounds. 
  cheers
  -Rags



 __
Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around 
http://mail.yahoo.com