Re: [arr] Re: ARR interview in CNN (International) on Aug 24, 11pm India time
I have been asked to communicate that only Time Warner Cable carries CNN International in the US and Screening Room featuring ARR will air on Saturday US time. - Original Message From: Ramesh R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2007 2:59:57 PM Subject: Re: [arr] Re: ARR interview in CNN (International) on Aug 24, 11pm India time It's not on the page specific to Screening Room however it is listed on the main page- http://edition. cnn.com/CNNI/ People from the UK have seen trailers about this show recently so it should definitely be accessible in UK and India (if you get CNNI, that is). I don't know if it is accessible in the US. Check if your broadcast provider shows CNNI. I found the following from http://www.myleenek lass.co.uk/ tv/presenting/ screeningroom/ It looks like channel tuning info for your cable provider HomeChoice: 506, Sky: 506, Virgin TV (ex NTL only): 502 , Virgin TV (ex Telewest only): 607, WightCable (IoW): 26, WightCable (North): 204 - Original Message From: Prabhu Rajagopal <[EMAIL PROTECTED] com> To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2007 11:01:29 AM Subject: Re: [arr] Re: ARR interview in CNN (International) on Aug 24, 11pm India time hi guys, a small Q: i checked on the CNN International website , and it mentions that this month's Screening Room is on the Simpsons and Animation Movies .. I live in Europe.. so I am curious , is it just on CNN India ? Thanks! Rgds Prabhu Looking for a deal? Find great prices on flights and hotels with Yahoo! FareChase.
Re: [arr] JODHA AKBAR PROMOS WITH RGV AAG
LOL!! Very True Pawan. to that extend only a rehman fan can go. I also remember during my hostel days watching a full boring mythological serial on sunday morning 8:30 to catch a glimpses of "Jeans" Trailer with some songs and some scenes. as soon as i see the trailer, i will be happy and out of the recreation room. Those days.. ARR Rules Rakesh $*$ PaVaN $*$ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Thanks for the info..I was never intrested in seeing aag..but for seeing the promo i need to see this movie... :( i still remember how i forced myself to see a horrible movie called shaadi no 1 becoz they were showing rang de basanti promos.. rajeev j <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: HI ALL RAHMAN FANS...AS U ALL ARE I AM ALSO EAGERLY AWAITING THE SOUNDTRACK OF J-AKBAR.FINALLY THE WAIT IS OVER.J-AKBAR PROMOS WILL BE SEEN WITH AAG MOVIE. REGARDS RAJEEV JAIN - Shape Yahoo! in your own image. Join our Network Research Panel today! - Be a better Heartthrob. Get better relationship answers from someone who knows. Yahoo! Answers - Check it out.
Re: [arr] Flashes of Extraordinary Brilliance
like say backing vocals.. u belong to backing fans.. gomtesh u r big googler of arrs voice in songs specially in hidden areas !!! Gomtesh Upadhye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: h there are so many such instances but one of them stands out for me. I dont know how many have noticed this part from 'yeh tara woh tara'. Its when Udt is singing the line "jo kissan hal sambhale" ..he goes on to say 'sab yeh roop hai mehenath ke , kuch karne ki chahath me, KOI bhi kisise yaha bair nahi'. Notice KOI. Udit's voice actually breaks here, and ARR keeps it there to add that awesome feel !! Gomzy On 8/22/07, Sarathy S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: To me... i cannot limitize to just one song it is very difficult to choose one... i wud rather opt wonderful nos. to suit some moods/situations In search of beloved - kadhal rojave - roja - totally new sounds 4 us xperience his 1st work Nature - pachai niramey - alai payuthey - (terrible song to stir d soul) Dreams - puttham pudhu boomi vaendum - thiruda thiruda - refreshing Motherly affection - kannatthil mutthamittal (chinmayee version) - those violins, cellos !!! Consoling love - anbe sugama / azhagey sugama - soft melody - parthale paravasam Romance - malargaley malargaley - love birds - (the beats & classical fusion) sorry i ve to stop here ,-) i m afraid the list swells & as 4 kandu kondaen (all songs)... i m deliberately missing more songs dats emotional to me.. ~Avinash~ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I want to mention my experiences when I first heard these 3 songs. When I first heard them, I am astonished how an musician from chennai can think about these songs.It must be an alien inspiration to do these songs. And they had never ever heard before sound, orchestra & vocal styles. I still can't categorize these songs, whether they are filmy,raaga based,Indipop, international Pop or whatever And the songs are... 1. Chiku buku raile (1994) 2. Humma Humma (1995) 3. Ae Udi Udi (2002) Really, Rahman is born genius.. -Avinash --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "Thulasi Ram" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > ya nicely said. i can feel that. the one that strikes my mind suddenly is o > re chori from lagaan.. superb blend of conventional indian tune and western > music. the shift between both flavors is great and it is maintained > throughout the song. most importantly, the song fitted in the screenplay > magnificently. > > also, i would like to bring another aspect here.. ajit.. i want you to > notice how many people in this group reply to topic like this that discuss > about the purity and genunity of ARRs music. at this moment, let me quote > that atleast 30-35 conversations were piled for the Aaj or Kal topic u > started.. gradually u will understand that there are many people who come > forward to blow a small bubble to a big one. i think this topic would be > worthy to compare because people have been hearing ARRs music for 15 years > now and they SHOULD have been bowled over by ARR atleast once.. lets c how > many come forward to express it.. > > > On 8/21/07, Ajit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > We all can go on and on about how good this or that song is from > > Rahman's repertoire. What I propose is to choose a passage from a > > song or an interlude, mukda, antara, or whatever stands out for you > > that absolutely floored you when you first heard it and from there > > onwards. > > > > The one passage that absoslutely knocked me over when I first heard it > > and even now just boggles me is the second interlude in Yuva's "Hey > > Khuda Hafiz" with Sunita Sarathy's voice, when Rahman suddenly turns > > the corner into a jazzy rhythm with this light piano improv gently > > providing background accompaniment. It came so unexpected when I > > first heard it and just made me laugh in the moment at how brilliant > > and out of the box thinking that musical concept was. A pure genius > > moment. > > > > What are some other brilliant "bowled you over" out of the box musical > > moments can you think of? > > > > > > > - Sick sense of humor? Visit Yahoo! TV's Comedy with an Edge to see what's on, when. -- Regards Gomtesh V Upadhye -- Cell : +91 988 675 3639 E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] - - Got a little couch potato? Check out fun summer activities for kids.
Re: [arr] Flashes of Extraordinary Brilliance
Correct there are many. Top of my mind is the Life's Never Easy song from Bombay Dreams. The part where the chorus in the last part of the song goes - tak thaiyya thaiyya tak, tak, tak tak. and then the whole song takes a different twist! What boss does is, introduce the sweet sound of the bul-bul instrument. If you hear this bit carefully, the bul-bul part has the potential of being another great song - but then our boss decides to merge it with the current song and that transition is absolutely brilliant!! Check it out yourself. Point is the effort that he puts into making a song "complete" - that by itself is a big learning for us musicians. The tenacity and drive to make for e.g., as Rahman puts it himself, one cry on hearing a love song or one feel a deep sense of belonging to the nation with the Jana Gana Mana rendition or Ye Jo Des - that to me is amazing!! I mean just listen carefully to his rendition of the national anthem - you will notice a string like heavy bass throughout the song which is the "ooo--mmm" chanting - that to me is the depth of the song. I really wonder - how does he do it? :) ciao / Gopal Sriram Acharya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have many such bits to remember: 1) 'O Paalanhaare' from Lagaan has many such beautiful bits, like: 'Jag ke jo swami hoo' is very heart touching bit. 2) 'Chaandini se bhi pyaari mujhko...' phrase from 'Dekho naa' song of Swades 3) 'Yeh rishta kya kehalaataa hai...' from Meenakshi is awesome 4) 'Uchhal ke chuaa hai.', the high pitched bit from the charanam of 'Yeh jo desh hai' from swades 5) The magnificient bit from 'nayak' coming at the end of 'saiyya' song, which also repeats through movie as BGM. Still more to list... in next mails..:) Thanks, Sriram. rakesh kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi all This is one topic every member in this group should reply and share. Thanks to Ajit for bringing up this topic. There are two instances when i was completely bowled over by Rehman. It was not in his early days. I have done most of my schooling in North India. I was amazed by Roja, Kadhalan, Bombay and liked ARR very much. But In my heart i was waiting for the first Hindi project of ARR. Yes.."Rangeela". I clearly remembers. Those were my exam days and after the last exam, i was very happy as everybody else. After School a friend of mine invited me to come to his home for lunch as he stays near by the school. I was sitting in the drawing room and he said that this new movie had come and the songs are really good. I did not know that Rangeela music has released. There was no day-to-day update of music releases and film releases things like that back then.. He played the songs and I was speech less from the first song itself. First come "Rangeela Re", Then Hai Rama, Then Yaroon sun lo Zara..Then Rangeela Theme. Side B started with Kya karen ke na karen, Pyar Yeh jaane kaisa hai and last Mangta Hai Kya" I was not believing what i am hearing. I still could not express the feeling while hearing Mangta Hai Kya. If i am correct it was the first song sung by ARR ? His voice, shweta shetty's voice, the music arrangements.Whew !! All my life i have heard hindi songs with Tabla, Harmonium, Jhankar beats and this was totally out of this world. I heard the complete songs atleast 5 times at my friends place and before reaching home i have bought the Cassette so that my brother can also hear. The other instance is of Chaiyya Chaiyya. I was in punjab and we dont have access to cable. But in the stereo system we hear a program at 8:15 every morning, playing 30 sec and me and my brother will wait every morning to hear the songs from Dil se. One more i would like to mention is AE's Jana Gana Mana..The beats of the song is awseome. and i was stunned by the glass breaking effect at the start of the song. I didn't liked the hindi version, mainly bcoz of the lyrics. Guys though all the instance when hearing rehman new song is a new experience altogether. we are really blessed to live in Rehmans Era. Gomtesh Upadhye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: h there are so many such instances but one of them stands out for me. I dont know how many have noticed this part from 'yeh tara woh tara'. Its when Udt is singing the line "jo kissan hal sambhale" ..he goes on to say 'sab yeh roop hai mehenath ke , kuch karne ki chahath me, KOI bhi kisise yaha bair nahi'. Notice KOI. Udit's voice actually breaks here, and ARR keeps it there to add that awesome feel !! Gomzy On 8/22/07, Sarathy S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: To me... i cannot limitize to just one song it is very difficult to choose one... i wud rather opt wonderful nos. to suit some moods/situations In search of beloved - kadhal rojave - roja - totally new sounds 4 us xperience his 1st work Nature - pachai niramey - alai pay
Re: [arr] (non arr) Anyone else anticipating the soundtrack of Saawariya?
I think as long as it is clearly marked as Non-ARR, its fine. Atleast you give people who want to read mails on ARR only an option. :) I like SEL, Vishal Bharadwaj, some soundtracks of Vidyasagar & Vishal Shekar On 8/23/07, Ajit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > After Jodha Akbar, this is the second most anticipated soundtrack for > me this year. I think Monty is quite talented and did a fantastic job > with the BGM of Black. The Black soundtrack is absolutely haunting > and powerful. He will need to prove his full mettle handling a lofty > song filled soundtrack of an SLB film on his own. He is a self > declared Rahman fan and SLB called him the only other complete > composer besides Rahman. If Rahman ever decides to work with SLB, I > fear that their musical egos may clash. I think Jodha Akbar's music > will have some serious competition from the music of Saawariya. Poor > Ismail Darbar. His angry attitudes are not getting him any assignments. > > BTW, I think it is healthy and constructive to discuss music of other > quality composers in this group. It frustrates me when the music of > another composer is brought up and some here immediately slam that > poster and the MD with superior attitudes and snobbish type remarks. > We all know Rahman is the best, but that doesn't mean music from other > MDs can't be appreciated and discussed here within reason. Please be > open minded and respect diverse tastes. Other MDs who I admire are > Vishal B., SEL, Shantanu Moitra, MM Kreem, Vishal Shekhar. > > > -- Warm Regards ~~~ Vinayak http://theregoesanotherday.blogspot.com/ Don't borrow someone else's spectacles to view yourself with -
Re: [arr] Fwd: Ooh la la la - 5th episode (arr involved prog.)
hi dear,thanks 4 ur detailed reply and complete information,luckly i am able to catch sun tv as i m a user of dish tv india thats why i m curious to know abt timings, but unluckly i dont hav broadband facility in my village,but i think its ok with my tv set to watch programme. but again thnx 4 ur quick responce. warm regards. wasim Sarathy S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Wasim Oh ! now only i noticed d words (arr involved prog.) in subject :-) i added dat to mail to my friend in blind copy forgetting, dat vll appear in groups too... btw Wasim why do u need TV when it is well availble in d website we spot here just njoy 4m here webcast is done immediately after d TV program is over. 10 to 10.30pm is tv & by 10.30pm onwards it is available in d site.. & they ve helped viewers who dont get such channels to njoy this way u jus upgrade ur system to njoy this site... broadband is d main thing to c vdos smoothly i doubt whether u get suntv & gemini tv all such regional channels ? may be u get some hindi channels... otherwise ok... both sun & gemini tvs relay tamil & telugu band talent hunt progs. respectively on sundays @ 10-10.30pm... wasim akhtar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: hi dear , plz can u tell me when this programme get on air what time ,which day and on which channel, i shall be very thankful. wasim pakistan Sarathy S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: watch out for sadugudugudu... remix in 5th episode & ha ha... wat d judges say when d band performed sadugudu remix 5th episode http://oohlalala.in/tamilnadu/episode5.php 4th episode http://oohlalala.in/tamilnadu/episode4.php for fans who missed 1,2,3 kindly check subsection-TV Episodes... - Ready for the edge of your seat? Check out tonight's top picks on Yahoo! TV. - Need a vacation? Get great deals to amazing places on Yahoo! Travel. - Get the freedom to save as many mails as you wish. Click here to know how. - Sick sense of humor? Visit Yahoo! TV's Comedy with an Edge to see what's on, when. - Once upon a time there was 1 GB storage in your inbox. Click here for happy ending.
Re: [arr] ARR interview in CNN (International) on Aug 24, 11pm India time
Wow ! Italian influence in Parsuram ! :-) I welcome this kinda openness & acceptance. Ranojoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hey Gops, looks like the interview that was conducted at the restaurant in the hotel near La Guardia airport, on the day of the concert.. A R R thinks that Ennio Morricone is one of the best composers of all time. You will hear his Italian influence in songs of Parasuram. - --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Ramesh R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > This sounds really cool. Morricone, Zimmer and Rahman's music will be featured on CNN International's show- The Screening Room (hosted by Myleene Klass) . I hope someone will record the entire show and not just the ARR part. > > > http://www.indiantelevision.com/release/y2k7/aug/augrel69.php > > MUMBAI: > In August, The Screening Room focuses on three of the world's top > film score composers - Hans Zimmer, Lifetime Academy Award-winner; > Ennio Morricone (The Mission, The Good, The Bad & The Ugly) > and Bollywood film composer and instrumentalist, A.R.Rahman, who > has sold over 200 million albums. > > Credited > for introducing Indian music to the west, A.R.Rahman discusses with > host, Myleene Klass on his collaboration with Andrew Lloyd Webber > to produce the hit musical 'Bombay Dreams'. The renowned Indian > musician, who has composed some of the most stunning tunes for Bollywood > films, also shares his experience working with different directors > including Deepa Mehta, Shekhar Kapur and Ashutosh Gowarikar, before > revealing his views on the future evolvement of the Indian film > industry. > > What > is the true role of music in a movie? How do composers work with > directors? With forthcoming features, such as Vivaldi and Bob Dylan's > films which are currently in production, why do musicians make such > compelling subjects for films? This month's theme strikes a chord > with The Screening Room's Myleene Klass - herself a classically > trained pianist, violinist and singer who trained at Britain's prestigious > Guildhall school and Royal Academy of Music. > > Airtimes: > Indian Standard Times > > Friday, > August 24 at 2300hrs > > > > Saturday, August 25 at 1300hrs and 1900hrs > > > - Original Message > From: Ajit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2007 8:59:45 AM > Subject: [arr] Flashes of Extraordinary Brilliance > > > > > > > > > > > > > > We all can go on and on about how good this or that song is from > > Rahman's repertoire. What I propose is to choose a passage from a > > song or an interlude, mukda, antara, or whatever stands out for you > > that absolutely floored you when you first heard it and from there > > onwards. > > > > The one passage that absoslutely knocked me over when I first heard it > > and even now just boggles me is the second interlude in Yuva's "Hey > > Khuda Hafiz" with Sunita Sarathy's voice, when Rahman suddenly turns > > the corner into a jazzy rhythm with this light piano improv gently > > providing background accompaniment. It came so unexpected when I > > first heard it and just made me laugh in the moment at how brilliant > > and out of the box thinking that musical concept was. A pure genius > > moment. > > > > What are some other brilliant "bowled you over" out of the box musical > > moments can you think of? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > __ __ > Luggage? GPS? Comic books? > Check out fitting gifts for grads at Yahoo! Search > http://search.yahoo.com/search? fr=oni_on_mail&p=graduation+gifts&cs=bz > - Yahoo! oneSearch: Finally, mobile search that gives answers, not web links.
[arr] Judgement on the PIL today
Hi All, Judgement on the PIL filed against 'Jana Gana Mana' album is expected today. http://in.tamil.yahoo.com/News/Regional/0708/23/1070823053_1.htm -- -Prabhu http://prabhukrish.net
[arr] (Semi-Arr) Keyboard Satya What happend next in Arrs studio
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Re: [arr] Sivaji BGM's in mp3 format- Download from this link
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Re: [arr] Re: ARR interview in CNN (International) on Aug 24, 11pm India time
It's not on the page specific to Screening Room however it is listed on the main page- http://edition.cnn.com/CNNI/ People from the UK have seen trailers about this show recently so it should definitely be accessible in UK and India (if you get CNNI, that is). I don't know if it is accessible in the US. Check if your broadcast provider shows CNNI. I found the following from http://www.myleeneklass.co.uk/tv/presenting/screeningroom/ It looks like channel tuning info for your cable provider HomeChoice: 506, Sky: 506, Virgin TV (ex NTL only): 502 , Virgin TV (ex Telewest only): 607, WightCable (IoW): 26, WightCable (North): 204 - Original Message From: Prabhu Rajagopal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2007 11:01:29 AM Subject: Re: [arr] Re: ARR interview in CNN (International) on Aug 24, 11pm India time hi guys, a small Q: i checked on the CNN International website , and it mentions that this month's Screening Room is on the Simpsons and Animation Movies .. I live in Europe.. so I am curious , is it just on CNN India ? Thanks! Rgds Prabhu Take the Internet to Go: Yahoo!Go puts the Internet in your pocket: mail, news, photos & more. http://mobile.yahoo.com/go?refer=1GNXIC
Re: [arr] " Rahman and Me on a Nostalgic Trip"
wow... Hats off Suresh.. Mind blowing review.. I felt tears in my eyes when I read your review, especially during your school days. I too had kind of same experience during my school days & college days. I don't know what is music before ARR comes into picture. I never listened to any songs except Nagoor Hanifa & other Islamic Devotional Songs. ARR, who made me to go crazy in his music. God bless you, ARR. -Siraj On 8/22/07, Prashanth Isaac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Gopal > > Though many would have similar experiences, Suresh has > written it very well ...I think we should share this > with Rahman and I cannot imagine how happy he would > be. > > Cheers. > > --- Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: > > > > > http://ursmusically.blogspot.com/2007/08/rahman-and-me-on-nostalgic-trip.html > > > > > > > > > > Rahman and Me on a Nostalgic Trip > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > What > > was the first musical note of Rahman that hit my > > senses? What was the > > first rhythm of Rahman that shook my body? These are > > the questions I > > often ask myself, for which I never had a proper > > answer. I could > > vaguely recollect watching a song from 'Roja' in DD > > and that's it. > > Unlike others, who have many a times exclaimed and > > explained, how they > > were stunned by that new sound of Rahman, I don't > > remember me, thinking > > anything of that sort about Rahman's music in Roja. > > The answer for my > > no immediate reaction is simple, because at that > > time, I didn't have > > enough exposure to either film music or Illayaraja's > > music to compare > > with. I didn't know anything about the kind of music > > being made for > > movies before Rahman came. Both Rahman and I entered > > into film music at > > the same time, only difference was that he had > > started to compose and I > > had started to listen. I was just 8 years old. > > > > I was born and > > brought up in a small town, in a lower middle class > > family. We couldn't > > afford to buy a Tape recorder or cassettes then. We > > had a big old radio > > in which I don't have any memory of listening to > > film songs. We didn't > > have a TV either. We use to go to our neighbors > > house to watch TV. I > > think, after Roja, Rahman did 'Pudhiya Mugam', > > because I remember > > liking 'Kannukku Mai Azhaghu' so much to an extent > > that I wrote my own > > lyrics for the song, a few insane lines of which I > > still remember. It > > goes like, 'Vetrikku Mei Azhaghu, Tholvikku Poi > > Azhaghu'. I don't know > > where I listened to that song first. More than the > > songs, the > > background score of Pudhiya Mugam (which was earlier > > used as title > > music for a teleserial 'Revathi') drew my attention. > > > > > > I was > > going for a private tuition every evening to my > > class teacher's house > > where they had a good audio system. They use to > > listen to the songs > > even when we study. I remember seeing the lyrics > > booklet (a first time > > for a Tamil soundtrack) that came with a well > > designed 'Thiruda > > Thiruda' cassette. One day, instead of reading my > > lessons, I started > > reading that lyrics book while they were listening > > to the songs. The > > song that hit me like a hammer blow was 'Veerapandi > > Kottaiyilae'. I > > couldn't believe what I was listening to. I couldn't > > understand > > anything in musical terms but I was wonderstruck by > > the energy of the > > beats and the unexpected variations in its tempo. > > The freshness, the > > energy, the innovation and the experimentation in > > 'Thiruda Thiruda' > > music is still an unparalleled achievement. The > > lunacy of Rahman's > > music making style in that soundtrack is still > > unbelievable. > > > > One > > fine evening, one of my school mates asked me > > whether I heard newly > > released 'Arabic kadaloram' song. He said that it > > was going to be the > > song of the year. I didn't understand what he meant > > by saying song of > > the year. I just forgot about it. By that time, we > > had bought a small > > black and white Onida TV. In DD, they use to air a > > count down program > > called 'Ek se Badkar Ek' in which I saw > > 'Kannaalanae' song for the > > first time. We were then a big joint family with 15 > > members. My uncle > > (my father's brother) had bought a small tape > > recorder. He often played > > Bombay songs. Since, my father had a fight with him, > > I was not allowed > > inside his room to listen to the songs. I still > > remember how I would > > plead my grandpa to ask my uncle to increase the > > volume so that I can > > listen to the songs from the hall itself. That was > > the amount of > > interest in music Rahman kindled in me. I use to beg > > him to play the > > songs again and again. > > > > It was at that time I started buying > > lyrics book. A lyrics book is a small book made of > > low quality paper of > > grey in colour, which will have lyrics of all the > > songs from a movie, > >
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Re: [arr] Re: ARR interview in CNN (International) on Aug 24, 11pm India time
hi guys, a small Q: i checked on the CNN International website , and it mentions that this month's Screening Room is on the Simpsons and Animation Movies .. I live in Europe.. so I am curious , is it just on CNN India ? Thanks! Rgds Prabhu On 22/08/07, Ranojoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hey Gops, looks like the interview that was conducted at the > restaurant in the hotel near La Guardia airport, on the day of the > concert.. > A R R thinks that Ennio Morricone is one of the best composers of all > time. You will hear his Italian influence in songs of Parasuram. > - > > > --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com , > Ramesh R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > This sounds really cool. Morricone, Zimmer and Rahman's music will > be featured on CNN International's show- The Screening Room (hosted > by Myleene Klass) . I hope someone will record the entire show and > not just the ARR part. > > > > > > http://www.indiantelevision.com/release/y2k7/aug/augrel69.php > > > > MUMBAI: > > In August, The Screening Room focuses on three of the > world's top > > film score composers - Hans Zimmer, Lifetime Academy > Award-winner; > > Ennio Morricone (The Mission, The Good, The Bad & The > Ugly) > > and Bollywood film composer and instrumentalist, > A.R.Rahman, who > > has sold over 200 million albums. > > > > Credited > > for introducing Indian music to the west, A.R.Rahman > discusses with > > host, Myleene Klass on his collaboration with Andrew > Lloyd Webber > > to produce the hit musical 'Bombay Dreams'. The > renowned Indian > > musician, who has composed some of the most stunning > tunes for Bollywood > > films, also shares his experience working with > different directors > > including Deepa Mehta, Shekhar Kapur and Ashutosh > Gowarikar, before > > revealing his views on the future evolvement of the > Indian film > > industry. > > > > What > > is the true role of music in a movie? How do > composers work with > > directors? With forthcoming features, such as Vivaldi > and Bob Dylan's > > films which are currently in production, why do > musicians make such > > compelling subjects for films? This month's theme > strikes a chord > > with The Screening Room's Myleene Klass - herself a > classically > > trained pianist, violinist and singer who trained at > Britain's prestigious > > Guildhall school and Royal Academy of Music. > > > > Airtimes: > > Indian Standard Times > > > > Friday, > > August 24 at 2300hrs > > > > > > > > Saturday, August 25 at 1300hrs and 1900hrs > > > > > > - Original Message > > From: Ajit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com > > Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2007 8:59:45 AM > > Subject: [arr] Flashes of Extraordinary Brilliance > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > We all can go on and on about how good this or that > song is from > > > > Rahman's repertoire. What I propose is to choose a passage from a > > > > song or an interlude, mukda, antara, or whatever stands out for you > > > > that absolutely floored you when you first heard it and from there > > > > onwards. > > > > > > > > The one passage that absoslutely knocked me over when I first heard > it > > > > and even now just boggles me is the second interlude in Yuva's "Hey > > > > Khuda Hafiz" with Sunita Sarathy's voice, when Rahman suddenly > turns > > > > the corner into a jazzy rhythm with this light piano improv gently > > > > providing background accompaniment. It came so unexpected when I > > > > first heard it and just made me laugh in the moment at how > brilliant > > > > and out of the box thinking that musical concept was. A pure > genius > > > > moment. > > > > > > > > What are some other brilliant "bowled you over" out of the box > musical > > > > moments can you think of? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > __ > __ > > Luggage? GPS? Comic books? > > Check out fitting gifts for grads at Yahoo! Search > > http://search.yahoo.com/search? > fr=oni_on_mail&p=graduation+gifts&cs=bz > > > > >
Re: [arr] Mr. Rahman must do concerts in India
nd more than dat he had been doing concerts a while 4 others 4 charity n all & this time he had to do 4 'rahman foundation' in india.. only then he cud c 2 d purpose of RF getting itself to d fullest 4 poor childfen's education. vju_shah2006 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: it has been a long time since i've seen ARRahman performing live with his mindblowing orchestra.this is a request to each and evryone present in dis group lets ask Rahman if he could do a concert this year.dis is vijesh please do reply if nebody has some suggestion. - Be a better Heartthrob. Get better relationship answers from someone who knows. Yahoo! Answers - Check it out.
Re: [arr] Sivaji BGM's in mp3 format- Download from this link
Can u attach the files? I tried opening the link bt keep on coming as CANNOT FIND SERVER :-( vasanth kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi Friends, I am sharing a Sivaji BGM folder for our group. Please follow the link to open the shared folder http://www.4shared. com/dir/2784280/ e2c889e2/ ARR_fans. html Password: rahman You have to give the above password to login & go to Sivaji BGM's folder, you can find 3 tracks. Towards the right end you can simply click on the Green download button(download icon) to download file Reply me about your opinion. Thanks a lot in advance. Thanks & Regards, vas - Shape Yahoo! in your own image. Join our Network Research Panel today! - Pinpoint customers who are looking for what you sell.
[arr] Kindly clarify group
Is there any separate sub-link taking from this forum to discuss abt (non-arr) regional films ? if so kindly let me know... as there r more such members here thought of asking d same. - Moody friends. Drama queens. Your life? Nope! - their life, your story. Play Sims Stories at Yahoo! Games.
[arr] Re: Flashes of Extraordinary Brilliance
You are absolutely right rakesh, Rangeela was the trend setter music in north. I was just landed in Mumbai in those days, and first promo I heard about rangeela was in radio (called Lokgeet?). The song was Mangtha hai kya. There was no TV promos in those years and believe me how I felt weird when hearing song bits for two three days. I didn't had a clue that, there are lot of chartbusters in this album. And later I bought the cassette & rest all become history for me :P That was the first pure bollywood music by Rahman. I remember how my roommates gone wild on songs (who are absoulutely non-rahmanics)and started to discuss about rahman's capabilities everyday!! And I want to mention one thing about the theme music of Rangeela. The Eros Cinema (churchgate, Mumbai) which was screening the movie, started to play the theme music with lots of light & smoke effects like stage show... Such was the craze!! --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, rakesh kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi all > > This is one topic every member in this group should reply and share. Thanks to Ajit for bringing up this topic. > > There are two instances when i was completely bowled over by Rehman. It was not in his early days. I have done most of my schooling in North India. I was amazed by Roja, Kadhalan, Bombay and liked ARR very much. But In my heart i was waiting for the first Hindi project of ARR. Yes.."Rangeela". > > I clearly remembers. Those were my exam days and after the last exam, i was very happy as everybody else. After School a friend of mine invited me to come to his home for lunch as he stays near by the school. > > I was sitting in the drawing room and he said that this new movie had come and the songs are really good. I did not know that Rangeela music has released. There was no day-to-day update of music releases and film releases things like that back then.. > > He played the songs and I was speech less from the first song itself. First come "Rangeela Re", Then Hai Rama, Then Yaroon sun lo Zara..Then Rangeela Theme. Side B started with Kya karen ke na karen, Pyar Yeh jaane kaisa hai and last Mangta Hai Kya" I was not believing what i am hearing. I still could not express the feeling while hearing Mangta Hai Kya. If i am correct it was the first song sung by ARR ? His voice, shweta shetty's voice, the music arrangements.Whew !! > > All my life i have heard hindi songs with Tabla, Harmonium, Jhankar beats and this was totally out of this world. I heard the complete songs atleast 5 times at my friends place and before reaching home i have bought the Cassette so that my brother can also hear. > > The other instance is of Chaiyya Chaiyya. I was in punjab and we dont have access to cable. But in the stereo system we hear a program at 8:15 every morning, playing 30 sec and me and my brother will wait every morning to hear the songs from Dil se. > > One more i would like to mention is AE's Jana Gana Mana..The beats of the song is awseome. and i was stunned by the glass breaking effect at the start of the song. I didn't liked the hindi version, mainly bcoz of the lyrics. > > Guys though all the instance when hearing rehman new song is a new experience altogether. we are really blessed to live in Rehmans Era. > > > > > Gomtesh Upadhye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > h there are so many such instances but one of them stands out for me. I dont know how many have noticed this part from 'yeh tara woh tara'. Its when Udt is singing the line "jo kissan hal sambhale" ..he goes on to say 'sab yeh roop hai mehenath ke , kuch karne ki chahath me, KOI bhi kisise yaha bair nahi'. Notice KOI. Udit's voice actually breaks here, and ARR keeps it there to add that awesome feel !! > > Gomzy > > > On 8/22/07, Sarathy S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > To me... i cannot limitize to just one song it is very difficult to choose one... i wud rather opt wonderful nos. to suit some moods/situations > > In search of beloved - kadhal rojave - roja - totally new sounds 4 us xperience his 1st work > Nature - pachai niramey - alai payuthey - (terrible song to stir d soul) > Dreams - puttham pudhu boomi vaendum - thiruda thiruda - refreshing > Motherly affection - kannatthil mutthamittal (chinmayee version) - those violins, cellos !!! > Consoling love - anbe sugama / azhagey sugama - soft melody - parthale paravasam > Romance - malargaley malargaley - love birds - (the beats & classical fusion) > sorry i ve to stop here ,-) i m afraid the list swells & as 4 kandu kondaen (all songs)... i m deliberately missing more songs dats emotional to me.. > > > > ~Avinash~ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I want to mention my experiences when I first heard these 3 songs. When I first heard them, I am astonished how an musician from chennai can think about these songs.It must be an alie
[arr] Sivaji BGM's in mp3 format- Download from this link
Hi Friends, I am sharing a Sivaji BGM folder for our group. Please follow the link to open the shared folder http://www.4shared. com/dir/2784280/ e2c889e2/ ARR_fans. html Password: rahman You have to give the above password to login & go to Sivaji BGM's folder, you can find 3 tracks. Towards the right end you can simply click on the Green download button(download icon) to download file Reply me about your opinion. Thanks a lot in advance. Thanks & Regards, vas - Shape Yahoo! in your own image. Join our Network Research Panel today!
[arr] ARR in d video clip 4 Waqt par bolna
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Re: [arr] Flashes of Extraordinary Brilliance
I have many such bits to remember: 1) 'O Paalanhaare' from Lagaan has many such beautiful bits, like: 'Jag ke jo swami hoo' is very heart touching bit. 2) 'Chaandini se bhi pyaari mujhko...' phrase from 'Dekho naa' song of Swades 3) 'Yeh rishta kya kehalaataa hai...' from Meenakshi is awesome 4) 'Uchhal ke chuaa hai.', the high pitched bit from the charanam of 'Yeh jo desh hai' from swades 5) The magnificient bit from 'nayak' coming at the end of 'saiyya' song, which also repeats through movie as BGM. Still more to list... in next mails..:) Thanks, Sriram. rakesh kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi all This is one topic every member in this group should reply and share. Thanks to Ajit for bringing up this topic. There are two instances when i was completely bowled over by Rehman. It was not in his early days. I have done most of my schooling in North India. I was amazed by Roja, Kadhalan, Bombay and liked ARR very much. But In my heart i was waiting for the first Hindi project of ARR. Yes.."Rangeela". I clearly remembers. Those were my exam days and after the last exam, i was very happy as everybody else. After School a friend of mine invited me to come to his home for lunch as he stays near by the school. I was sitting in the drawing room and he said that this new movie had come and the songs are really good. I did not know that Rangeela music has released. There was no day-to-day update of music releases and film releases things like that back then.. He played the songs and I was speech less from the first song itself. First come "Rangeela Re", Then Hai Rama, Then Yaroon sun lo Zara..Then Rangeela Theme. Side B started with Kya karen ke na karen, Pyar Yeh jaane kaisa hai and last Mangta Hai Kya" I was not believing what i am hearing. I still could not express the feeling while hearing Mangta Hai Kya. If i am correct it was the first song sung by ARR ? His voice, shweta shetty's voice, the music arrangements.Whew !! All my life i have heard hindi songs with Tabla, Harmonium, Jhankar beats and this was totally out of this world. I heard the complete songs atleast 5 times at my friends place and before reaching home i have bought the Cassette so that my brother can also hear. The other instance is of Chaiyya Chaiyya. I was in punjab and we dont have access to cable. But in the stereo system we hear a program at 8:15 every morning, playing 30 sec and me and my brother will wait every morning to hear the songs from Dil se. One more i would like to mention is AE's Jana Gana Mana..The beats of the song is awseome. and i was stunned by the glass breaking effect at the start of the song. I didn't liked the hindi version, mainly bcoz of the lyrics. Guys though all the instance when hearing rehman new song is a new experience altogether. we are really blessed to live in Rehmans Era. Gomtesh Upadhye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: h there are so many such instances but one of them stands out for me. I dont know how many have noticed this part from 'yeh tara woh tara'. Its when Udt is singing the line "jo kissan hal sambhale" ..he goes on to say 'sab yeh roop hai mehenath ke , kuch karne ki chahath me, KOI bhi kisise yaha bair nahi'. Notice KOI. Udit's voice actually breaks here, and ARR keeps it there to add that awesome feel !! Gomzy On 8/22/07, Sarathy S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: To me... i cannot limitize to just one song it is very difficult to choose one... i wud rather opt wonderful nos. to suit some moods/situations In search of beloved - kadhal rojave - roja - totally new sounds 4 us xperience his 1st work Nature - pachai niramey - alai payuthey - (terrible song to stir d soul) Dreams - puttham pudhu boomi vaendum - thiruda thiruda - refreshing Motherly affection - kannatthil mutthamittal (chinmayee version) - those violins, cellos !!! Consoling love - anbe sugama / azhagey sugama - soft melody - parthale paravasam Romance - malargaley malargaley - love birds - (the beats & classical fusion) sorry i ve to stop here ,-) i m afraid the list swells & as 4 kandu kondaen (all songs)... i m deliberately missing more songs dats emotional to me.. ~Avinash~ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I want to mention my experiences when I first heard these 3 songs. When I first heard them, I am astonished how an musician from chennai can think about these songs.It must be an alien inspiration to do these songs. And they had never ever heard before sound, orchestra & vocal styles. I still can't categorize these songs, whether they are filmy,raaga based,Indipop, international Pop or whatever And the songs are... 1. Chiku buku raile (1994) 2. Humma Humma (1995) 3. Ae Udi Udi (2002) Really, Rahman is born genius.. -Avinash --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "Thulasi Ram" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >
Re: [arr] A.R.RAHMAN AT HARIHARAN MUSIC LAUNCH
Yasheer here u go Arr 4 WAQT PAR BOLNA launch http://www.indiafm.com/news/2007/08/22/9976/index.html yasheer_ar2 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I Just Watched Headlines Today.When I Was I Watching They Showed The New Album release Of Hariharan.Has Come Back Again With A New Album(I 4got The Name Of he Album).For The Launch Of The Album ARR Was Presented There.The Launch Of The Album Was Held In Mumbai.So He Has Come From Chennai 2 Mumbai.He Was Very Cute. - Got a little couch potato? Check out fun summer activities for kids.
[arr] unseen pic-arr
hi all, anyone have arr picture with fateh ali khan if anyone have pls post it. thanks shemil Animated Letters - Building a website is a piece of cake. Yahoo! Small Business gives you all the tools to get online.
[arr] Mr. Rahman must do concerts in India
it has been a long time since i've seen ARRahman performing live with his mindblowing orchestra.this is a request to each and evryone present in dis group lets ask Rahman if he could do a concert this year.dis is vijesh please do reply if nebody has some suggestion.
Re: [arr] Flashes of Extraordinary Brilliance
Hi all This is one topic every member in this group should reply and share. Thanks to Ajit for bringing up this topic. There are two instances when i was completely bowled over by Rehman. It was not in his early days. I have done most of my schooling in North India. I was amazed by Roja, Kadhalan, Bombay and liked ARR very much. But In my heart i was waiting for the first Hindi project of ARR. Yes.."Rangeela". I clearly remembers. Those were my exam days and after the last exam, i was very happy as everybody else. After School a friend of mine invited me to come to his home for lunch as he stays near by the school. I was sitting in the drawing room and he said that this new movie had come and the songs are really good. I did not know that Rangeela music has released. There was no day-to-day update of music releases and film releases things like that back then.. He played the songs and I was speech less from the first song itself. First come "Rangeela Re", Then Hai Rama, Then Yaroon sun lo Zara..Then Rangeela Theme. Side B started with Kya karen ke na karen, Pyar Yeh jaane kaisa hai and last Mangta Hai Kya" I was not believing what i am hearing. I still could not express the feeling while hearing Mangta Hai Kya. If i am correct it was the first song sung by ARR ? His voice, shweta shetty's voice, the music arrangements.Whew !! All my life i have heard hindi songs with Tabla, Harmonium, Jhankar beats and this was totally out of this world. I heard the complete songs atleast 5 times at my friends place and before reaching home i have bought the Cassette so that my brother can also hear. The other instance is of Chaiyya Chaiyya. I was in punjab and we dont have access to cable. But in the stereo system we hear a program at 8:15 every morning, playing 30 sec and me and my brother will wait every morning to hear the songs from Dil se. One more i would like to mention is AE's Jana Gana Mana..The beats of the song is awseome. and i was stunned by the glass breaking effect at the start of the song. I didn't liked the hindi version, mainly bcoz of the lyrics. Guys though all the instance when hearing rehman new song is a new experience altogether. we are really blessed to live in Rehmans Era. Gomtesh Upadhye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: h there are so many such instances but one of them stands out for me. I dont know how many have noticed this part from 'yeh tara woh tara'. Its when Udt is singing the line "jo kissan hal sambhale" ..he goes on to say 'sab yeh roop hai mehenath ke , kuch karne ki chahath me, KOI bhi kisise yaha bair nahi'. Notice KOI. Udit's voice actually breaks here, and ARR keeps it there to add that awesome feel !! Gomzy On 8/22/07, Sarathy S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: To me... i cannot limitize to just one song it is very difficult to choose one... i wud rather opt wonderful nos. to suit some moods/situations In search of beloved - kadhal rojave - roja - totally new sounds 4 us xperience his 1st work Nature - pachai niramey - alai payuthey - (terrible song to stir d soul) Dreams - puttham pudhu boomi vaendum - thiruda thiruda - refreshing Motherly affection - kannatthil mutthamittal (chinmayee version) - those violins, cellos !!! Consoling love - anbe sugama / azhagey sugama - soft melody - parthale paravasam Romance - malargaley malargaley - love birds - (the beats & classical fusion) sorry i ve to stop here ,-) i m afraid the list swells & as 4 kandu kondaen (all songs)... i m deliberately missing more songs dats emotional to me.. ~Avinash~ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I want to mention my experiences when I first heard these 3 songs. When I first heard them, I am astonished how an musician from chennai can think about these songs.It must be an alien inspiration to do these songs. And they had never ever heard before sound, orchestra & vocal styles. I still can't categorize these songs, whether they are filmy,raaga based,Indipop, international Pop or whatever And the songs are... 1. Chiku buku raile (1994) 2. Humma Humma (1995) 3. Ae Udi Udi (2002) Really, Rahman is born genius.. -Avinash --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "Thulasi Ram" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > ya nicely said. i can feel that. the one that strikes my mind suddenly is o > re chori from lagaan.. superb blend of conventional indian tune and western > music. the shift between both flavors is great and it is maintained > throughout the song. most importantly, the song fitted in the screenplay > magnificently. > > also, i would like to bring another aspect here.. ajit.. i want you to > notice how many people in this group reply to topic like this that discuss > about the purity and genunity of ARRs music. at this moment, let me quote > that atleast 30-35 conversations were piled for the Aaj or Kal topic u > started.. gradually u will understand that t
[arr] Re: who is she??
Hi Febi has done chorus singing for so many ARR movies. eg: Nisa nisa - Jeans Love theme & also she is the singer who sings Strawberry Kanne in Minsara Kanavu. Vindiyani Sri Lanka - Try the revolutionary next-gen Yahoo! Mail. Click here.
Re: [arr] SAKARAKATI - the CUTOUT in chennai..
even i too saw it neat mount road..it was the same pic wat used in sok...it was good...so whens the audi.. suresh kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Dear Fans, Ystday I saw cutout for our Boss near vadapalani(chennai) signal - Boss with guitar for the film sakarakati - guys anybody knows when the audio going to be released. Suresh Kumar G - Take the Internet to Go: Yahoo!Go puts the Internet in your pocket: mail, news, photos & more.
Re: [arr] (non arr) Anyone else anticipating the soundtrack of Saawariya?
imho I have also made many (non-arr) posts which r not allowed here. then only came to know its out n out ARRs forum later realised if every1 start posting abt their other favorite MDs in tamil, telugu, malayalam , kannada, bengali, marati ? & things cud go worse. like allowing this one but not dat one etc. etc.. & it also wont be nice to spk abt only one area of (non-arr) MDs. when there r many such MDs in India :-) Ajit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: After Jodha Akbar, this is the second most anticipated soundtrack for me this year. I think Monty is quite talented and did a fantastic job with the BGM of Black. The Black soundtrack is absolutely haunting and powerful. He will need to prove his full mettle handling a lofty song filled soundtrack of an SLB film on his own. He is a self declared Rahman fan and SLB called him the only other complete composer besides Rahman. If Rahman ever decides to work with SLB, I fear that their musical egos may clash. I think Jodha Akbar's music will have some serious competition from the music of Saawariya. Poor Ismail Darbar. His angry attitudes are not getting him any assignments. BTW, I think it is healthy and constructive to discuss music of other quality composers in this group. It frustrates me when the music of another composer is brought up and some here immediately slam that poster and the MD with superior attitudes and snobbish type remarks. We all know Rahman is the best, but that doesn't mean music from other MDs can't be appreciated and discussed here within reason. Please be open minded and respect diverse tastes. Other MDs who I admire are Vishal B., SEL, Shantanu Moitra, MM Kreem, Vishal Shekhar. - Choose the right car based on your needs. Check out Yahoo! Autos new Car Finder tool.
[arr] Which will be Rahman's next masterpiece?
Which is the next Rahman masterpiece? There is Sakkarakatti, ATM and Jodha Akbar. Of course, in all probability it would be J-A. Then there is Ghajini to look forward to, but somehow, I really am looking forward to Main Yuvraaj. I love the Ghai - Rahman combination and I think it will be a real amazing score. On the flip side, I really hope Sakkarkatti and ATM aren't ARR's second tier offerings like Tenali and Godfather. God knows we could use a real classic Tamil album somtime soon, even though Shivaji was so enjoyable. My dream Tamil album would be a new Mani-ARR album or an album for Bharathiraja, which is rural-centric... Khizziku Cheemayile and Karuthamma are two of my top 10 Rahman albums!! Triply My new bolg spot: http://oinkfloyd.blogspot.com Be a better Globetrotter. Get better travel answers from someone who knows. Yahoo! Answers - Check it out. http://answers.yahoo.com/dir/?link=list&sid=396545469
Re: [arr] Awaited Sivaji BGM's - Sivaji title BGM
Hi Vasanth, Thanks alot for the BGM superb... Cool Music ke kettathume chumma athuruthelle.. Jega. vasanth kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi All, Much Awaited BGM's are attached with this mail... Dont forget to reply me if that really excited you Hear & Enjoy... Thanks Vas - Park yourself in front of a world of choices in alternative vehicles. Visit the Yahoo! Auto Green Center. - Got a little couch potato? Check out fun summer activities for kids.
Re: [arr] Awaited Sivaji BGM's - Sivaji title BGM
dats greatt man how did u get it can some1 get all other bgms? wen will da dvd be out? hey by the way was varalaru(godfather) bmg done by arr? y hasnt any1 uploaded the bgms? vasanth kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi All, Much Awaited BGM's are attached with this mail... Dont forget to reply me if that really excited you Hear & Enjoy... Thanks Vas - Park yourself in front of a world of choices in alternative vehicles. Visit the Yahoo! Auto Green Center. - Take the Internet to Go: Yahoo!Go puts the Internet in your pocket: mail, news, photos & more.
Re: [arr] JODHA AKBAR PROMOS WITH RGV AAG
Thanks for the info..I was never intrested in seeing aag..but for seeing the promo i need to see this movie... :( i still remember how i forced myself to see a horrible movie called shaadi no 1 becoz they were showing rang de basanti promos.. rajeev j <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: HI ALL RAHMAN FANS...AS U ALL ARE I AM ALSO EAGERLY AWAITING THE SOUNDTRACK OF J-AKBAR.FINALLY THE WAIT IS OVER.J-AKBAR PROMOS WILL BE SEEN WITH AAG MOVIE. REGARDS RAJEEV JAIN - Shape Yahoo! in your own image. Join our Network Research Panel today!
[arr] Re: Much Awaited BGM's- Sivaji title file1
Hai Vasanth, Can you attach the file once again, i cant find any attachments --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, vasanth kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi All, > Much Awaited BGM's are attached with this mail... > Dont forget to reply me if that really excited you > > > Hear & Enjoy... > > > Thanks > Vas > > > > > - > Need a vacation? Get great deals to amazing places on Yahoo! Travel. >
