Re: [arr] Fwd: Samarpana - Home for Mentally Challenged and Retarded - AUGUST 15 - INDEPENDENCE Day Celebrations - Chennai
Best wishes Vithur for that day. One suggestion if you don't mind - to keep the self respect of the people in this institution - not to refer them as retarded - its politically incorrect these days - An alternative would be to rename if possible as follows: Home for Mentally Callenged and Alternative Needs Just a suggestion and a thought Neena ** --- On Thu, 12/8/10, Vithur wrote: From: Vithur Subject: [arr] Fwd: Samarpana - Home for Mentally Challenged and Retarded - AUGUST 15 - INDEPENDENCE Day Celebrations - Chennai To: "arrahmanfans" Date: Thursday, 12 August, 2010, 6:44 The schedule is as follows 1. Assemble at 8 15 AM for Breakfast in the Orphanage 2. Flag Hoisting 3. Vastra Dhanam - Donating Clothes 4. Spending time with the Children The Program would last for about an hour or so. All are welcome. God Bless -- Forwarded message -- From: Vithur Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2010 19:15:26 +0530 Subject: Samarpana - Home for Mentally Challenged and Retarded - AUGUST 15 - INDEPENDENCE Day Celebrations - Chennai To: arrahmanfans Dear All, As Part of our Annual Indepence Day Celebrations, we in Chennai have been visitings orphanages and doing our best in supporting organisations that require our assistance. This Year, we have planned to visit an organisation " Samarpana". "Samarpana" - Home for Spastics & Mentally Retarded, Kolathur. This is the Orphanage for our Visit on August 15th. We would sponsor Breakfast for the Children, get them provisions and other things required. Lets do our best in serving the Society. All are welcome. www.samarpana.org. We are planning to do the following 1. Breakfast 2. Buy them Ceiling Fans, Dresses for the Children 3. Provisions to run the Orphanage 4. Cleaning Materials All are welcome. Detailed Timings and Schedule would be updated soon Thanks. God Bless. Jai Ho ARR -- regards, Vithur -- regards, Vithur
Re: [arr] ARR needs a Hindi hit
Did you mean to say: ARR's last 3 Hindi films...Yuvvraaj, D6, Blue, now Raavan - Box Office Flops from what I hear. Says nothing about the music...songs from all 3 films rock *** --- On Sat, 19/6/10, AJ wrote: From: AJ Subject: [arr] ARR needs a Hindi hit To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Saturday, 19 June, 2010, 3:25 ARR's last 3 Hindi films...D6, Blue, now Raavan - Box Office Flops from what I hear. Says nothing about the music...songs from all 3 films rock. But, BO success does affect music appreciation to a degree, so I hope ARR's next Hindi venture will prove to be a BO hit.
Re: [arr] Ravan - Nice Song -Usure Pogudhey - Mujhe Behene De -Raavan Movie mujhe behne
Thank you for sharing... really very enjoyable... best wishes to the so very talented musician... *** --- On Mon, 7/6/10, chellappa wrote: From: chellappa Subject: [arr] Ravan - Nice Song -Usure Pogudhey - Mujhe Behene De -Raavan Movie mujhe behne To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, 7 June, 2010, 10:54 Hi Friends Pls see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7DpUh_leSo and see this lovely song on keyboard. AR Rahman is great with rgds chllappa
Re: [arr] Project Rahman: Completed!
Nice read... i just wondered if you have a s dileep kumar's disco disco? :-) *** --- On Sat, 29/5/10, Triply R. wrote: From: Triply R. Subject: [arr] Project Rahman: Completed! To: "arr fans group" Date: Saturday, 29 May, 2010, 5:01 Imagine that you buy a new Rahman album. You get hyper-excited to put the thing into your player and just soak it in. You want to put it on repeat for a 100 times, hear every instrument that is played, hear every note that is played and find everything the album has to offer. That is what I felt like doing when I bought Raavan (and Raavanan). But then I suddenly thought, instead of listening to one album a 100 times, why don't I listen to a 100 different Rahman albums once? And that set me off to go back to the beginning and revisit every Rahman album! To do this, I set some criteria: 1. Only original albums in their original languages (Yodha, not Asokan. Pudhiya Mugam, not Padmavyuham). 2. Original songs on dubbed/ re-used albums (extra song from Sapnay, extra songs in Saathiya, Star, Alli Arjuna, Nayak etc.) 3. Unreleased songs available in other places (Hyderabad Airport theme song, O Bosnia, We Can Make it Better, etc.) 4. Non-film albums (Vande Mataram, Jana Gana Mana, Pray For Me Brother, new song in Connections etc.) 5. Miscellaneous singles (Raga's Dance by Venessa Mae, Marhaba Mustapha etc.) 6. All available soundtracks of foreign projects (Bombay Dreams, Warriors of Heaven and Earth, The Lord of the Rings) and non-available ones, if possible (Provoked and The Passage) 6. Only A R Rahman albums, no Dileep Kumar albums (so no Deen Isai Maalai, Fantasy/ Andhmaalai, Set Me Free, Colours) With these rules, I dug up all my CDs of Rahman and put them into iTunes. Next, I dug up the backups I had made of my cassettes onto CDs, since there are quite a few early albums I don't have on CD as I couldn't afford to buy them back then. I put all of them onto iTunes as well. That gave me almost the complete Rahman discography on iTunes (the one song I really was missing was Zindagi Se Pyar Karo, since I didn't find my video cassette recording of the broadcast). I then transferred these songs onto my iPhone and started my journey... I must say that it was absolutely incredible. I found old lost gems (Uzhavan) again, found that I enjoyed some albums more now than before (Vandicholai Chinarasu, Gang Master), found that I still didn't like all the songs on some albums (Pudhiya Mannargal, Tenali, Super Police), found the classics as great as ever (Roja, Thiruda Thiruda, Duet, Bombay, Iruvar, Kandukondein Kandukondein, En Swaasa Kaatrey), still loved the albums I was always partial to (Love Birds, Mr. Romeo, Kaadal Desam, Indira), still found albums that were flawed (Paarthale Paravasam), still wished some albums had more justice done to them (Kaadal Virus, Blue) still found some albums over-produced (Godfather, Anbae Aaruyire)... It took me 7 days to finish my journey, listening at over 100 songs a day! The last day was capped with listening to Raavan and Raavanan, followed by the Tamil anthem. Raavan sounded so much like a natural progression in the journey. I was so glad that I had done this... gave me a sense of achievement, even though it was a vicarious pleasure! I really wish Rahman had the time to take the journey as well. It would be great if he could revisit all his music when he writes his autobiography. He really needs to look back at those times when Shahul Hameed (RIP) brought a nice rustic touch to his albums and when Chitra was flawless in every outing with him... he needs to go back and see how versatile he always was and how his albums were so special... go there and back again... he made classics then and he is still making classics now. It's amazing how his music changed and yet excelled. It's also amazing to discover how my taste has changed, but how some things never change, like my love for his music. If there is one thing I really have to complain about, it is the lack of the rustic, folk albums now. There was a time when I felt that the ARR-Bharathiraja combination was the best one, with Kizhakku Cheemayile, Karuthamma, Andhimantaarai and Taj Mahal. I felt that the combo was slightly tarnished with Kangalal Khaidu Sei. It's a pity they didn't work together after that. But that is just a small complaint. The rustic is back with a twist in Raavan and Rahman is still making the most interesting music in India. Maybe another 10 albums later, I will take the journey again. In the meantime, it's time for me to listen to Raavan a 100 times. I am lagging behind everybody on this group right now, so time to catch up!
Re: [arr] He's Calling the Tunes in Style - The Big Interview AR Rahman
Thank you for sharing . very interesting read --- On Wed, 7/4/10, Rivjot wrote: From: Rivjot Subject: [arr] He's Calling the Tunes in Style - The Big Interview AR Rahman To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Wednesday, 7 April, 2010, 9:47 Today's Metro UK newspaper - http://e-edition. metro.co. uk/2010/04/ 07/ Page 30-31
Re: [arr] "I can eat green chillies, Rahman cannot"
Thank you ... what a lovely article... :-D --- On Mon, 14/12/09, Madhavan Rajan wrote: From: Madhavan Rajan Subject: Re: [arr] "I can eat green chillies, Rahman cannot" To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, 14 December, 2009, 17:11 Here it is... `I can eat chillies, Rahman cannot' Sivamani cites, while explaining musical similarity between A R Rahman and himself Jayeeta Mazumder jayeeta.mazumder@ hindustantimes. com When did you get your first drum set? I got my first drum set in Singapore in 1979. I was 19 at that time. I thought I was flying; the feeling of happiness was so great that I still can't think of the right words to express it. It was total joy! Other than drums, you also play the kanjira and damru... even a plastic bottle. What constitutes your unusual instruments? Sound is everywhere. It's in a thali, water cans, everything around us-- be it natural or manmade. You can create music out of many different things. I always wanted to be different. I may pick up music from the sound of a dishwasher, chirping birds, the sea waves, or the trotting of a horse. I record them in my mind and later experiment with them in my music. I think I was first attracted to music when I was three years old. It was just in me, I guess. And as I grew up, I studied and read about it and that's how I became a drummer. I love music more than my life! What is it like to work with A R Rahman? It was just fun working with AR Rahman. We used to enjoy creating music that's unexplored and experiment with instruments. I admire him for his skill as a music connoisseur and composer. Yes, Rahman is a born genius. Is learning classical music important to get to the next level? Yes, it is necessary and important. Classical music has a secret. It opens the channels to obtain spiritual energy. The lives of the musicians add to the intrigue. There's always been this notion that drummers in a band are underplayed. Would you agree? No, drummers were never underplayed. You have to feel the music when you are in the band and follow the rhythm according to it. Each drummer has his/her own identity. I can say Zakir bhai is the messenger of rhythm. Beat boxing is slowly gaining grounds in India. Can it ever replace the magic that a real drum creates? Lots of new things come. Some phase out, some stay. Drums have always been the carriers of rhythm. Any composer you'd really love to work with? Yeah, I would really like to work with Sting. In India, I have worked with everybody. Who are your inspirations? My father S M Anandan, Trilok Gurtu, Noel Grant and Billy Cobham. Are you working on any album now? I am considering it. Hopefully, it will be out in 2010. Zakir Hussain, Shankar Mahadevan and you, come together in a unique concert. Will there be a jugalbandi? Jugalbandis are something that we love. We have done it earlier as well. Yes, we will be doing it this year too. How did the name, Heartbeats, come about? You see, the first beat that man hears is the heartbeat. Hence, the name Heartbeats. And of course, the whole group plays from the heart. QWould you say you and Rahman are similar in the many ways you create music out of almost anything? AEvery man has his own genes, his own talent, his own understanding and creativity. Likewise Rahman cannot be Siva and Siva cannot be Rahman. Zakir bhai is Zakir bhai. For instance, I can eat green chillies but A R Rahman cannot. Music is everywhere but the soul is different. On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 1:14 PM, A.R.Rajib wrote: Link Not working ... Any working link Please .. --- On Sun, 12/13/09, Gopal Srinivasan wrote: From: Gopal Srinivasan Subject: [arr] "I can eat green chillies, Rahman cannot" To: "arrahmanfans" Date: Sunday, December 13, 2009, 7:00 AM http://epaper. hindustantimes. com/ArticleImage .aspx?article= 13_12_2009_ 545_004&mode= 1 - Regards ~ ~ A.R.Rajib ~ ~ -- Cheers, Madhavan.R Be a Music Fan; not a Music Pirate!
Re: [arr] Chiggy Wiggy removed from Blue
If this is true then it will be a real shame... Perhaps they can use it for the opening or closing credits...shame to waste a hard worked on composition...esp after $1million dollars have been spent on it... --- On Mon, 28/9/09, Naveen Naushad wrote: From: Naveen Naushad Subject: [arr] Chiggy Wiggy removed from Blue To: "A R Rahman Fans" Date: Monday, 28 September, 2009, 5:04 PM Kylie Minogue's big Bollywood debut has fizzled out. She recorded the song Chiggy Wiggy, composed by A R Rahman, for the film Blue - which stars Akshay Kumar, Lara Dutt, Sanjay Dutt and Zayed Khan - but it will not be used. Minogue was paid $1-million (R7.3m) for the song, but the producers decided not to use it because it was "silly". A source said, "The film is way over budget and the producers are struggling to complete it. Everyone expected the song to be a hit, especially since Rahman was involved, but it was disappointing. It makes no sense to have the song because it does not add anything to the film." Naveen
Re: [arr] Download KURU KURU - AR's Tamil song for Couple's Retreat (From official website)
Thank you...won't understand it but its ARR's so will definitely listen 2 it... :-D --- On Sat, 19/9/09, Aravind AM wrote: From: Aravind AM Subject: [arr] Download KURU KURU - AR's Tamil song for Couple's Retreat (From official website) To: "ARRFANS" Date: Saturday, 19 September, 2009, 5:18 AM Hey all, I extracted it from the website... here u go :D http://www.4shared. com/file/ 133759468/ 8b9cde07/ KuruKuru_ CouplesRetreat. html Aravind Rahmania show interviews: http://rahmania. 4shared.com >From cricket scores to your friends. Try the Yahoo! India Homepage!
Re: [arr] Awesome singer......tribute to Rahman (Arziyan)
Thank you for the post... he is very good... best wishes...hope he can work with ARR. *** --- On Fri, 21/8/09, purevibz wrote: From: purevibz Subject: [arr] Awesome singer..tribute to Rahman (Arziyan) To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Friday, 21 August, 2009, 2:37 PM Guys, Check out this singer, Vivek Garud, who lives near San Francisco, CA, USA. He is a really talented singer who has posted lots of youtube videos of his singing. His rendition of Arziyan from Delhi 6 is mindblowing. It's his tribute to ARR. AR, if you see this video, please consider this singer seriously! http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=qztcremi2dM& feature=channel_ page
Re: [arr] Re: ARR UNPLUGGED - FULL VDO FILES
Thank you very much. However could not watch Kailash Kher - came up with a msg of malformed video? If poss pls reupload or pm me if it is not too much trouble. --- On Tue, 18/8/09, Sreekrishnan R wrote: From: Sreekrishnan R Subject: Re: [arr] Re: ARR UNPLUGGED - FULL VDO FILES To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, 18 August, 2009, 5:23 AM Thanks a lot Sirish Bro.. Missed the entire show on Television.. . but you 'saved' ! :-) Rahman fever His Music ~ My Mother Tongue From: Chord To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Sent: Tuesday, 18 August, 2009 6:42:47 AM Subject: [arr] Re: ARR UNPLUGGED - FULL VDO FILES Thanks so much for this Sirish! Just beautiful! --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Sirish Musician wrote: > > Hey Rahmanics, Here are the Vdo files.. Hope people who have missed it have > an oppurtunity to watch this & Surely wil enjoy.. > > 1) ARR INTRO & ARR Enjoying the Song by Kailash Kher http://www.youtube. > com/watch? v=JQ0sxCcpocoBy KM MUSIQ STUDENTSHindustani Classical PART 1 & 2, > coz of Length its been divided in two2) http://www.youtube. com/watch? > v=KO75suHwgTo - KM CHOIR Hindustani - 1 http://www.youtube. com/watch? > v=j6uhSXFm930 - KM CHOIR Hindustani - 2 > 3) http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=_Yka8jbDFa4- KM CHOIR 2 > > From HERE ARR & Group4) http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=XU4HSmIFw3o - Tu Hi > re & Dhimi Dhimi > 5) http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=tq6edqn9oG0 - Chan Chana & Naina Neer6) > http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=rNt_C8otwJ0 - EY HAIRATHE Ashiqui7) > http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=UrMj9R9yx6w - Bharat Humko > > RegardsSirish > > > Yahoo! recommends that you upgrade to the new and safer Internet Explorer 8. > http://downloads. yahoo.com/ in/internetexplo rer/ > See the Web's breaking stories, chosen by people like you. Check out Yahoo! Buzz.
Re: [arr] panchathan meaning
Panch = 5 (hindi) Athan = the one with eternal life (Greek) Athan = immortal (Australian) hope this helps and may we cud keep this thread going till we establish what it means to ARR.. At least I hope u all read this msg :-) --- On Fri, 14/8/09, ar balaji wrote: From: ar balaji Subject: [arr] panchathan meaning To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Friday, 14 August, 2009, 8:30 AM who knows panchathan meaning??
Re: [arr] Guru Dut: Rakesh Omprakash Mehra's Next :: Is ARR part of it?
If I am not mistaken the film is a remake of Kaagaz ke Phool and it starred Guru Dutt and Waheeda Rehman (as Paro). Guru Dutt not only acted in the film but also directed it. It is a fantastic film but in black and white. ROPM is trying to remake this film with Katrina doing Waheeda's role and Aamir as Guru Dutt. Gops can you please confirm if ARR is doing the music? Hope this helps. --- On Tue, 14/7/09, pravin_karnam wrote: From: pravin_karnam Subject: Re: [arr] Guru Dut: Rakesh Omprakash Mehra's Next :: Is ARR part of it? To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, 14 July, 2009, 1:40 PM Yes one which has aamir and katrina. But read in reuters that its on 'Guru Dutt'. http://in.reuters. com/news/ video?videoId= 107784&videoChan nel=101 (I didnt see the video, posting the link for reference) --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Mahima Sengupta wrote: > > > are u referring to the one in which aamir and katrina kaif are going to be > paired? ( Kagaz KE Phool)? > --- On Mon, 7/13/09, pravin_karnam wrote: > > From: pravin_karnam > Subject: [arr] Guru Dut: Rakesh Omprakash Mehra's Next :: Is ARR part of it? > To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com > Date: Monday, July 13, 2009, 3:23 AM > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Any info on this? >
Re: [arr] LQ Video from Youtube: ARR's Middlesex Doctorate
Thank you for the video. The song and stars seem to be superimposed and drown th speech however. --- On Fri, 10/7/09, Sriram S wrote: From: Sriram S Subject: [arr] LQ Video from Youtube: ARR's Middlesex Doctorate To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Friday, 10 July, 2009, 5:04 AM http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=gMkdomu7BLI HQ Video may be uploaded soon as per the uploader. Looking for local information? Find it on Yahoo! Local
Re: [arr] Great news.. AR just received his 2nd PhD ! | A Small Video Clip
Thankyou...Good newsbut on which date was the degree conferred? *** --- On Wed, 8/7/09, Sreekrishnan R wrote: From: Sreekrishnan R Subject: Re: [arr] Great news.. AR just received his 2nd PhD ! | A Small Video Clip To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Wednesday, 8 July, 2009, 8:46 AM http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=ZrtutEF7IqQ Thanks to Syed Bro. Rahman fever His Music ~ My Mother Tongue From: Vithur To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Sent: Wednesday, 8 July, 2009 10:04:44 AM Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Great news.. AR just received his 2nd PhD ! Congrats to Dr. ARR, Prof ARR. On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 7:43 AM, arr_raghu wrote: Its not a PhD, it is an Honorary Doctorate. Congrats to ARR! He will get many more of these. --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Sreekrishnan R wrote: > > This is a news posted by Ashanti OMkar , A London > based print and broadcast JOURNALIST and also a friend of AR , on her > Facebook 'n Twitter profiles. > > > ’’Great > news, AR Rahman just received his 2nd PhD, this time in London, from > Middlesex University. There was a police presence to look after him, > I'm told! God bless AR for many more prestigious awards!’’ > > http://twitter. com/ashantiomkar > http://www.facebook .com/ashantiomka r > > > Heartiest Congrats AR ! You always make us proud.. God Bless. > > > > Rahman fever > His Music ~ My Mother Tongue > > > Love Cricket? Check out live scores, photos, video highlights and more. Click > here http://cricket. yahoo.com > -- regards, Vithur Love Cricket? Check out live scores, photos, video highlights and more. Click here.
[arr] Semi ARR... Michael Jackson - ARR's Friend - no more
Sad news. L.A. Times: Michael Jackson has dies, singer pronounced dead after arriving at hospital. May his sould rest in peace.
Re: [arr] ARR's interview in CNN - Videos available in CNN website
Thank you ...really enjoyed the video and his smile - a million dollars worth... or may be even more... so gud to see him happy;-) --- On Wed, 20/5/09, Sirish Musician wrote: From: Sirish Musician Subject: Re: [arr] ARR's interview in CNN - Videos available in CNN website To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Wednesday, 20 May, 2009, 6:32 PM check out here www.youtube. com/arrsirish --- On Wed, 20/5/09, vijesh shah wrote: From: vijesh shah Subject: Re: [arr] ARR's interview in CNN - Videos available in CNN website To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Date: Wednesday, 20 May, 2009, 9:14 PM I CANNOT FIND THE VIDEO ON CNN ONLINE.. PLEASE PROVIDE A PROPER LINK. From: Sriram S To: A R Rahman fans Sent: Wednesday, 20 May, 2009 2:27:44 PM Subject: [arr] ARR's interview in CNN - Videos available in CNN website http://edition. cnn.com/video/ #/showbiz Bollywood news, movie reviews, film trailers and more! Click here. Explore and discover exciting holidays and getaways with Yahoo! India Travel Click here! Own a website.Get an unlimited package.Pay next to nothing.* Click here!.
Re: [arr] ARR interviewed by vivek - download wmv
Dear Aravind Thank you for the interview. Idid not understand most of it except bits in English as I don't know Tamil but really enjoyed his laughter and chuckes. Nice outfir too - wonder where he got it from.. any ideas any one? Neena --- On Sun, 19/4/09, Aravind AM wrote: From: Aravind AM Subject: Re: [arr] ARR interviewed by vivek - download wmv To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Sunday, 19 April, 2009, 6:57 AM Hi, sorry for that slip!! Here's the correct URL for the two parts: Part1 http://www.mediafir e.com/file/ mdj13mddn5z/ ARR_Vivek_ Part1.wmv Part2 http://www.mediafir e.com/file/ y4ym2yjguwa/ ARR_Vivek_ Part2.wmv Cheers, Aravind My Blog: http://arrahmaniac. blogspot. com Rahmania show interviews: http://rahmania. 4shared.com --- On Sun, 19/4/09, Neevan wrote: From: Neevan Subject: Re: [arr] ARR interviewed by vivek - download wmv To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Date: Sunday, 19 April, 2009, 9:55 AM Hi bro thx for uploading the videos but the URL that u have given for Part 2 is the same as Part 1. Pls provide the correct URL Thx! Quote- Hi, I've uploaded it here... :) I recorded it, but couldnt upload it last week cos of my hectic schedules! Apologies! Part1 http://www.mediafir e.com/file/ mdj13mddn5z/ ARR_Vivek_ Part1.wmv Part2 http://www.mediafir e.com/file/ mdj13mddn5z/ ARR_Vivek_ Part1.wmv From: Aravind AM To: ARRFANS Sent: Sunday, 19 April 2009 10:23:50 Subject: [arr] ARR interviewed by vivek - download wmv Hi, I've uploaded it here... :) I recorded it, but couldnt upload it last week cos of my hectic schedules! Apologies! Part1 http://www.mediafir e.com/file/ mdj13mddn5z/ ARR_Vivek_ Part1.wmv Part2 http://www.mediafir e.com/file/ mdj13mddn5z/ ARR_Vivek_ Part1.wmv Cheers, Aravind My Blog: http://arrahmaniac. blogspot. com Rahmania show interviews: http://rahmania. 4shared.com Now surf faster and smarter ! Check out the new Firefox 3 - Yahoo! Edition * Click here! Search. browse and book your hotels and flights through Yahoo! Travel Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! Invite them now.
Re: [arr] PLEASE WATCH
Hi This video is not available in your country is the msg whilst opening any of the 4 videos :-( Neena --- On Mon, 13/4/09, vju_shah2006 wrote: From: vju_shah2006 Subject: [arr] PLEASE WATCH To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, 13 April, 2009, 9:58 AM THESE ARE THE LINKS OF BOMBAY DREAMS RECORDING 1. http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=dTLGQh6WBaQ 2. http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=Pu4E6hYcFyY& feature=channel 3. http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=b4mebCn9X7A& feature=related 4.http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=I12uB7vo2M8& feature=channel JUST SEE THE WAY OUR BOSS RECORDS THE STRINGS AND THE SIDE RYTHMS AMAZING LAST BUT NOT THE LEAST THERE IS VIDEO WHERE RAHMAN SIR IS PLAYIN KEYBOARDS FOR "SALAAM BOMBAY"WATCH IT!!! "JAI HO"
Gops Vij can u please pass the video link in josens post along to ARR if he does not have it already thanks - Re: [arr] Check this liitle girl s singing Rahman Song Fantastic You sure feel the song
Thank you for the post Josen. Her singing is Exceptional. I don't understand even one word of Tamil but enjoyed her singing immensly and her expressions too are superb. If I was to make a prediction then she is the next Shreya Ghoshal. Neena --- On Fri, 10/4/09, josen111 wrote: From: josen111 Subject: [arr] Check this liitle girl s singing Rahman Song Fantastic You sure feel the song To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Friday, 10 April, 2009, 1:09 AM http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=-XoKZKobBQQ& feature=related I hope you guys like it
Re: [arr] ARR Humming a video Track
Thank you Ram... really enjoyed it...Well done and keep them comingNeena --- On Mon, 6/4/09, raamkumar vaidyanathan wrote: From: raamkumar vaidyanathan Subject: Re: [arr] ARR Humming a video Track To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, 6 April, 2009, 1:11 PM Hi Neena ! here is the link http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=h7tWEo_ 1vdI Cheers, Ramkumar.. ~ Rahmanism~ --- On Sun, 5/4/09, neena kochhar wrote: From: neena kochhar Subject: Re: [arr] ARR Humming a video Track To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Date: Sunday, 5 April, 2009, 5:10 PM Hi link not workin coz may be broken or removed NK --- On Sun, 5/4/09, raamkumar vaidyanathan wrote: From: raamkumar vaidyanathan Subject: [arr] ARR Humming a video Track To: "arr" Date: Sunday, 5 April, 2009, 2:36 AM My Small Creation for Rahmanji - ARR Humming a video Track Download link: http://www.mediafir e.com/file/ jmn5zym1wj5 Cheers, Ramkumar.. | Rahmaism | Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! Invite them now. Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! Invite them now.
Re: [arr] Fans Speaks About A R Rahman - Part 1 (Must watch)
thank you --- On Mon, 6/4/09, Sriram S wrote: From: Sriram S Subject: [arr] Fans Speaks About A R Rahman - Part 1 (Must watch) To: "A R Rahman fans" Date: Monday, 6 April, 2009, 3:20 PM http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=t6hDIl1iP7s A Fan pours out his love for ARR.. Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! Invite them now.
Re: [arr] ARR Humming a video Track
Hi link not workin coz may be broken or removed NK --- On Sun, 5/4/09, raamkumar vaidyanathan wrote: From: raamkumar vaidyanathan Subject: [arr] ARR Humming a video Track To: "arr" Date: Sunday, 5 April, 2009, 2:36 AM My Small Creation for Rahmanji - ARR Humming a video Track Download link: http://www.mediafir e.com/file/ jmn5zym1wj5 Cheers, Ramkumar.. | Rahmaism | Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! Invite them now.
Re: [arr] Re: Azem Oh Shann Shahensa from Jodha Akbar COpied ? [Listen & Decide]
Hi Rajib Thank you for the video. I could not slow it down but at normal speed its more like "Thanda Thanda Paani" by Baaba Sahgal released 15 or so years back. Absolutely no remblance to Azeemoshaan Neena --- On Fri, 3/4/09, A.R.Rajib wrote: From: A.R.Rajib Subject: [arr] Re: Azem Oh Shann Shahensa from Jodha Akbar COpied ? [Listen & Decide] To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Friday, 3 April, 2009, 3:02 PM Download Link http://www.mediafir e.com/download. php?zjdtlminjno Youtube Rip :) ... For Those Who Live In A Country Where This Video Isnt Available :) Jai Ho ! --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, neena kochhar wrote: > > This video is not available in your country. > Any other source to view this videe as it is not availble in the UK > Thanks > > --- On Thu, 2/4/09, A.R.Rajib wrote: > > > From: A.R.Rajib > Subject: [arr] Re: Azem Oh Shann Shahensa from Jodha Akbar COpied > ??(IMPortant) > To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com > Date: Thursday, 2 April, 2009, 7:31 PM > > > > > > > --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, "vrvi32" wrote: > > > > They are talking about the song ice ice baby- the tune sounds a little like > > azeem o shan shehenshah if you slow it down. You can listen to the song > > here- http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=MxN_pbMOFk0 > > > > However, it is quite different and definitely not copied. Many songs tunes > > will sound similar due to the fact that a note or two is the same but that > > does not mean they are copied. > > > > A Must Listen Song No Similarity Found From My Side .. Not Even Beat :P > > This Song And Azeem O Shah Is Two Songs From Two Poles :P > > BTW.. This Video Isnt Available For Every Country ( Not Available In BD Too > )... If Anyone Wants I Might Upload That In Mediafire :) >
Re: [arr] Re: Azem Oh Shann Shahensa from Jodha Akbar COpied ??????(IMPortant)
This video is not available in your country. Any other source to view this videe as it is not availble in the UK Thanks --- On Thu, 2/4/09, A.R.Rajib wrote: From: A.R.Rajib Subject: [arr] Re: Azem Oh Shann Shahensa from Jodha Akbar COpied ??(IMPortant) To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Thursday, 2 April, 2009, 7:31 PM --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, "vrvi32" wrote: > > They are talking about the song ice ice baby- the tune sounds a little like > azeem o shan shehenshah if you slow it down. You can listen to the song here- > http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=MxN_pbMOFk0 > > However, it is quite different and definitely not copied. Many songs tunes > will sound similar due to the fact that a note or two is the same but that > does not mean they are copied. A Must Listen Song No Similarity Found From My Side .. Not Even Beat :P This Song And Azeem O Shah Is Two Songs From Two Poles :P BTW.. This Video Isnt Available For Every Country ( Not Available In BD Too )... If Anyone Wants I Might Upload That In Mediafire :)
RE: [arr] Karan Johar on ARRahman - CNBC TV18
Thank you. Good to hear Karan talking positively about ARR. --- On Fri, 13/3/09, Rajith Ramnivas wrote: From: Rajith Ramnivas Subject: RE: [arr] Karan Johar on ARRahman - CNBC TV18 To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Friday, 13 March, 2009, 8:24 AM Rajith Ramnivas To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com From: clanan...@gmail. com Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 23:09:31 +0530 Subject: [arr] Karan Johar on ARRahman - CNBC TV18 Audio attached as AMR (sorry for the not so popular format, i recorded it in my mobile; that's why) Regards, ARR Dreamer - Anantha http://arrtheboss. blogspot. com/ Get news, entertainment and everything you care about at Live.com. Check it out!
Re: Fw: [arr] Management Lessons from the life of A R Rahman
Hi Sanju Thank you for a very a very commendable effort. Neena --- On Fri, 6/3/09, Sanju U wrote: From: Sanju U Subject: Fw: [arr] Management Lessons from the life of A R Rahman To: "AR Rehman Fan Club" Date: Friday, 6 March, 2009, 4:41 PM Resending on Abirami Anitha request... N'joi... - Forwarded Message From: Sanju U To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Sent: Thursday, March 5, 2009 4:02:26 PM Subject: Re: [arr] Management Lessons from the life of A R Rahman Hi, The file is PPTX - PowerPoint 2007 file. I'm re-attaching the file as PPT - PowerPoint 2007 file. N'joi Rgds, Sanjay From: Kalimuthu To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Sent: Thursday, March 5, 2009 2:49:54 AM Subject: Re: [arr] Management Lessons from the life of A R Rahman It's a PPT On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 9:44 AM, Pradeepan R wrote: what type of file is this ? On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 8:45 AM, Sanju U wrote: Hi All, I compiled this Management Lessons from life of A R Rahman(attached) Please review and suggets changes My humble Tribute to A R Rahman Regards, Sanjay Upadhyay -- Cheers, Pradeepan. "All you need to do is, decide what to do with the time that is given to you !" -- Sent from my very old 386 machine.
Re: [arr] Felicitations Galore for ARR
Cliff Richards is very much ALIVE... God bless him --- On Thu, 5/3/09, Sath Murthy wrote: From: Sath Murthy Subject: [arr] Felicitations Galore for ARR To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Thursday, 5 March, 2009, 2:41 PM Well, if Cliff Richards was alive now, he would've gone irresistible picking up his guitar and rendering his best spell of ‘Congratulations and Jubilations’. Yup! It’s an unending downpour of appreciations our Madras Mozart is surmounted with. Recently, A.R. Rahman was honored by his beloved mentors and versatile musicians for accomplishing his feat of global recognition. Now, the Tamil film industry’s filmmakers, producers inclusive of each and every technician have planned out for a gala celebration of honoring Rahman. It has been stated that the grand occasion will be witnessed at Nehru Stadium on March 28. The function will not only see just Tamil film personalities, but a whole lot of known faces from Bollywood and beyond. The former President APJ Abdul Kalam will be gracing the occasion as the chief guest. As the time is for the Lok Sabha Elections is closing in, the film unit members are sure on not inviting any politicians as the dais may accidentally turn into a podium of indirect propaganda. A very appropriate decision indeed! http://www.indiagli tz.com/channels/ tamil/article/ 45408.html
Re: [arr] Rahman's interview in Kairali
Its Noor-Un-Ala-Noor from Meenaxi - A tale of three cities sung by murtuza and qadir khan. Film was made in 2004 by M F Hussein the famous painter. In fact the lyrics are by MF Hussein also. Neen --- On Thu, 26/2/09, Vijay wrote: From: Vijay Subject: [arr] Rahman's interview in Kairali To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Thursday, 26 February, 2009, 3:26 PM Dear fans, what is the song which comes in the end of this video http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=lQjTAdV6l_ E&feature= related
Re: [arr] ARR in akon's new video
Video does not play outside the US... due to copyrights..:-( --- On Thu, 26/2/09, arr_raghu wrote: From: arr_raghu Subject: Re: [arr] ARR in akon's new video To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Thursday, 26 February, 2009, 4:00 AM interesting find.. --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Thulasi Ram wrote: > > http://www.mtv. com/videos/ movies/329036/ what-would- an-oscar- mean-to-ar- rahman.jhtml# id=1601892 > watch this video. around 3:00 mins ARR talks abt his probable venture with > akon, kylie monogue etc... > > On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 7:43 PM, vrvi32 wrote: > > > I don't think so. I think they are Akon's dancers. I was really > > surprised because I have heard this song at least 100 times on the > > radio here and today I saw that ARR was in the video!! Do you think he > > wrote the music? > > > > > > --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com , > > Thulasi Ram wrote: > > > > > > excellent! is he with the pussy cat dolls? > > > > > > On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 7:10 PM, vrvi32 wrote: > > > > > > > I am sorry if this is already mentioned, but I was watching the new > > > > video by Akon called Beautiful today and noticed that our Boss makes a > > > > cameo appearance!? > > > > http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=JdF-VT2XmtU& feature=related - see > > at 2:30 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
Re: [arr] Re: Rahman not winning Oscars is going to be hugely upsetting
Hi All I pray that the Almighty bestows his graciousness upon ARR this time round as well for the Oscars and May ARR bring at least one if not all three Oscars back to his motherland - he loves so much. Please lets all pray together for it, silently or any other way we all are comfortable with prayers. Vandematram. Neena --- On Sat, 21/2/09, $ Pavan Kumar $ wrote: From: $ Pavan Kumar $ Subject: Re: [arr] Re: Rahman not winning Oscars is going to be hugely upsetting To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Saturday, 21 February, 2009, 4:53 AM Well, I am not going to be disappointed if he doesnt wins an oscar because.. 1. He swept all the awards, Including a golden globe..being a first Indian to do so..Which I had only dreamt off...Beating the Westerners in there own land and in there own game. 2. He has played a major role in the success of SdM with his superb musical score.. 3. SdM with a music composed by Rahman is an oscar favourite and has got 10 Nominations. .I repeat 10 Nominations. .We all get excited if an bollywood movie with Rahman's music sweeps the national awards, irrespective of he wins for music or not,,,Now when its international recognition for the movie as a whole, I feel proud of rahman and thank god for it. 4. Indian media has atlast woken up to what Rahman is..even if its late, enough media coverage has already been given...People discussing his music on prime time, some debating wether is he India's greatest and People across the nation have already leaped praises on rahman..Which wouldnt have had happened without SdM. 5. Now the west also knows about Rahman, More of his works would be explored...Which I am sure without SdM wouldnt have happened atleast in Immediate future. And to end it all, Oscar is just another award and SdM has already opened many doors and created necessary impact outside India for Rahman, and I feel we all have been blessed to witness these. Thanks to the entire team of SdM. --- On Fri, 2/20/09, Jahanzeb Farooq wrote: From: Jahanzeb Farooq Subject: [arr] Re: Rahman not winning Oscars is going to be hugely upsetting To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Date: Friday, February 20, 2009, 3:14 PM you are very right. this all is to make ourselves happy and recover from the loss, but it is fake. the fact is that it is gonna be extremely depressing. at least for me it would be among the most depressing and sad moments of my life if he does not win. his win REALLY matters, REALLY. it is gonna be the biggest UPSET if he does not win i pray this never happens. --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, "Chord" wrote: > > Some of you are saying that if Rahman does not win an Oscar, it won't > really matter because we know how great he is, etc. etc. That's a > nice psychological defense mechanism. While I agree that his > greatness is not going to be denied or confirmed by an Oscar win or > loss, I think we can safely say that most of us are going to be > depressed come Monday morning if ARR doesn't win. Let's be real about > it. The expectations are huge, and many people in the past few weeks > are saying that it's almost a given that he will win. Again, IF he > loses, it's not going to change my opinion about ARR and it's not > going to take away what he has already achieved. I will have to > console myself by saying that he is already a Golden Globe and BAFTA > winner, which are facts. > > Let's hope and pray that he wins to make it a sweep! >
Re: [arr] MIA offered bed to perform from at Oscars 2009
The video is no longer available :-( --- On Tue, 17/2/09, just an another girl wrote: From: just an another girl Subject: Re: [arr] MIA offered bed to perform from at Oscars 2009 To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, 17 February, 2009, 7:44 PM as much as i love MIA and her songs , he dress and dance during the grammy's was just ludicrous ... of course she is popular for her shock value , but being that pregnant and dressing up like that was just way too much .. ( http://www.sepiamut iny.com/sepia/ archives/ 005625.html --- video link at ur own risk ) hope she does not embarrass herself and her fans during the oscar show ... i know i know .. opinion varies , but couldn't help but reply ! On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 5:59 AM, Bivin Chandra wrote: Organisers are so desperate to have new mother MIA perform at the awards they have offered her the chance to sing while lying in bed – or make an appearance by hologram Rosie Swash guardian.co. uk, Tuesday 17 February 2009 12.04 GMT Article history Despite giving birth less than a week ago, MIA is wanted by the Oscars. Following her barnstorming performance at the Grammys last week, organisers are desperate for her to perform at this Sunday's ceremony. So desperate, in fact, that she could perform lying down if she wants to. According to reports today the rapper is keen to fulfill her commitment to perform her Oscar-nominated song from Slumdog Millionaire, Jai Ho, at the awards ceremony. She is said to be trying to find a way to overcome the physical issues of performing so soon after giving birth, including, it's alleged, an appearance by hologram or, failing that, one delivered from a bed live on stage. MIA, real name Maya Arulpragasam, went into labour just hours after performing at the Grammys with Jay-Z, Kanye West, Lil Wayne and T.I, where she marked the occasion by wearing an eye-popping transparent dress over her blooming belly. She blogged earlier this week that her baby boy was "the most amazing thing on the planet", and confirmed he was born on Wednesday 11 February after she went into the early stages of labour on the night of her performance (8 February). Now Oscars producer Laurence Mark is said to have offered her a "large bed" to perform from at the 81st annual Academy Awards later this week, hoping that if being nine months pregnant won't stop her performing then neither will being a new mother. "She's eager to perform ... we've said things like 'we're willing to have her enter on a large bed,'" Mark is reported to have told the WENN network. "We'll make it as easy for her as we can." MIA is nominated for an award in the best original song category for her collaboration with AR Rahman on Jai Ho, which features on the soundtrack to the Danny Boyle film Slumdog Millionaire. According to a BBC interview with Rahman, the Indian composer said that the issue of an MIA performance at the Oscars is the "million-dollar question". "She wants to. In fact, she said she'll do it with a hologram. She has all these ideas," said Rahman. He added: "I don't know how it's going to be possible, though. Having a baby is such an important thing in your life – more important than winning an Oscar." Something tells us MIA will find a way to balance both. http://www.guardian .co.uk/music/ 2009/feb/ 17/mia-oscars- performance- 2009
Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon - Super High Resolution
Thank you Pratap :-) really nice --- On Wed, 4/2/09, pratap wrote: From: pratap Subject: Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon - Super High Resolution To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Wednesday, 4 February, 2009, 12:30 PM http://www.awardsda ily.com/wp- content/uploads/ 2009/02/oscarsgr oupshot_large. jpg --- On Wed, 2/4/09, neena kochhar wrote: From: neena kochhar Subject: Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Date: Wednesday, February 4, 2009, 2:53 AM Thank you Bergin... your link works as well :-) --- On Tue, 3/2/09, Bergin Roy wrote: From: Bergin Roy Subject: Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Date: Tuesday, 3 February, 2009, 4:32 PM http://news. yahoo.com/ nphotos/Oscar- Nominees- Luncheon- Slumdog-Milliona ire/ss/events/ en/020209oscarsl uncheon/im: /090202/482/ ef436b91bb304fe7 a5f2daba24f7e22a /#photoViewer= /090202/482/ ef436b91bb304fe7 a5f2daba24f7e22a - Bergin www.berginroy. com From: neena kochhar To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Sent: Tuesday, February 3, 2009 10:35:14 AM Subject: Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon yped in http://www.google. %20com/hostednew s/%20ap/article/ %20ALeqM5h1UH1Oy kYF%20wyb3y592Ou eHgLwMZQD963OICO 0 but nope it does not message recieved = page can not be displayed... no worries may it has been removed... Thanks for your help --- On Tue, 3/2/09, Prakash Balaramkrishna wrote: From: Prakash Balaramkrishna Subject: Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Date: Tuesday, 3 February, 2009, 10:42 AM Include HgLwMZQD963OICO0 From: neena kochhar To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Sent: Tuesday, February 3, 2009 3:56:06 PM Subject: Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon Article not available :-( --- On Tue, 3/2/09, Vinod Raju wrote: From: Vinod Raju Subject: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Date: Tuesday, 3 February, 2009, 1:50 AM A.R. Rahman, nominated for for the best original song and original score for the movie "Slumdog Millionaire, " arrives at the Academy Award luncheon in Beverly Hills Calif., on Monday, Feb 2, 2009. Couple of pics here -> http://www.google. com/hostednews/ ap/article/ ALeqM5h1UH1OykYF wyb3y592Oue HgLwMZQD963OICO0
Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon
Thank you Bergin... your link works as well :-) --- On Tue, 3/2/09, Bergin Roy wrote: From: Bergin Roy Subject: Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, 3 February, 2009, 4:32 PM http://news. yahoo.com/ nphotos/Oscar- Nominees- Luncheon- Slumdog-Milliona ire/ss/events/ en/020209oscarsl uncheon/im: /090202/482/ ef436b91bb304fe7 a5f2daba24f7e22a /#photoViewer= /090202/482/ ef436b91bb304fe7 a5f2daba24f7e22a - Bergin www.berginroy. com From: neena kochhar To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Sent: Tuesday, February 3, 2009 10:35:14 AM Subject: Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon yped in http://www.google. %20com/hostednew s/%20ap/article/ %20ALeqM5h1UH1Oy kYF%20wyb3y592Ou eHgLwMZQD963OICO 0 but nope it does not message recieved = page can not be displayed... no worries may it has been removed... Thanks for your help --- On Tue, 3/2/09, Prakash Balaramkrishna wrote: From: Prakash Balaramkrishna Subject: Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Date: Tuesday, 3 February, 2009, 10:42 AM Include HgLwMZQD963OICO0 From: neena kochhar To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Sent: Tuesday, February 3, 2009 3:56:06 PM Subject: Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon Article not available :-( --- On Tue, 3/2/09, Vinod Raju wrote: From: Vinod Raju Subject: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Date: Tuesday, 3 February, 2009, 1:50 AM A.R. Rahman, nominated for for the best original song and original score for the movie "Slumdog Millionaire, " arrives at the Academy Award luncheon in Beverly Hills Calif., on Monday, Feb 2, 2009. Couple of pics here -> http://www.google. com/hostednews/ ap/article/ ALeqM5h1UH1OykYF wyb3y592Oue HgLwMZQD963OICO0
Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon
Thank you very much it opens and really happy to read it... and see pictures too... :-) --- On Tue, 3/2/09, Prakash Balaramkrishna wrote: From: Prakash Balaramkrishna Subject: Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, 3 February, 2009, 5:01 PM http://www.google. com/hostednews/ ap/article/ ALeqM5h1UH1OykYF wyb3y592OueHgLwM ZQD963OICO0 From: neena kochhar To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Sent: Tuesday, February 3, 2009 9:05:14 PM Subject: Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon yped in http://www.google. %20com/hostednew s/%20ap/article/ %20ALeqM5h1UH1Oy kYF%20wyb3y592Ou eHgLwMZQD963OICO 0 but nope it does not message recieved = page can not be displayed... no worries may it has been removed... Thanks for your help --- On Tue, 3/2/09, Prakash Balaramkrishna wrote: From: Prakash Balaramkrishna Subject: Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Date: Tuesday, 3 February, 2009, 10:42 AM Include HgLwMZQD963OICO0 From: neena kochhar To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Sent: Tuesday, February 3, 2009 3:56:06 PM Subject: Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon Article not available :-( --- On Tue, 3/2/09, Vinod Raju wrote: From: Vinod Raju Subject: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Date: Tuesday, 3 February, 2009, 1:50 AM A.R. Rahman, nominated for for the best original song and original score for the movie "Slumdog Millionaire, " arrives at the Academy Award luncheon in Beverly Hills Calif., on Monday, Feb 2, 2009. Couple of pics here -> http://www.google. com/hostednews/ ap/article/ ALeqM5h1UH1OykYF wyb3y592Oue HgLwMZQD963OICO0
Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon
yped in http://www.google.%20com/hostednews/%20ap/article/%20ALeqM5h1UH1OykYF%20wyb3y592OueHgLwMZQD963OICO0 but nope it does not message recieved = page can not be displayed... no worries may it has been removed... Thanks for your help --- On Tue, 3/2/09, Prakash Balaramkrishna wrote: From: Prakash Balaramkrishna Subject: Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, 3 February, 2009, 10:42 AM Include HgLwMZQD963OICO0 From: neena kochhar To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Sent: Tuesday, February 3, 2009 3:56:06 PM Subject: Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon Article not available :-( --- On Tue, 3/2/09, Vinod Raju wrote: From: Vinod Raju Subject: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Date: Tuesday, 3 February, 2009, 1:50 AM A.R. Rahman, nominated for for the best original song and original score for the movie "Slumdog Millionaire, " arrives at the Academy Award luncheon in Beverly Hills Calif., on Monday, Feb 2, 2009. Couple of pics here -> http://www.google. com/hostednews/ ap/article/ ALeqM5h1UH1OykYF wyb3y592Oue HgLwMZQD963OICO0
Re: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon
Article not available :-( --- On Tue, 3/2/09, Vinod Raju wrote: From: Vinod Raju Subject: [arr] ARR @ Oscar Nominees Luncheon To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, 3 February, 2009, 1:50 AM A.R. Rahman, nominated for for the best original song and original score for the movie "Slumdog Millionaire, " arrives at the Academy Award luncheon in Beverly Hills Calif., on Monday, Feb 2, 2009. Couple of pics here -> http://www.google. com/hostednews/ ap/article/ ALeqM5h1UH1OykYF wyb3y592Oue HgLwMZQD963OICO0
Re: [arr] NDTV video: The hero returns home
Hi Gops the link is not working :-( --- On Thu, 15/1/09, Gopal Srinivasan wrote: From: Gopal Srinivasan Subject: [arr] NDTV video: The hero returns home To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Thursday, 15 January, 2009, 11:21 AM http://www.ndtv. com/convergence/ ndtv/video/ video.aspx? id=50878
Re: [arr] "ARR Golden Moment Vdo" - From 24X7
Hi Sirish thank you. wiill watch it later. Do you record on a dvd or vhs and how is the conversion made to video? Also, is there a way to record a live streaming in audio and or video? N --- On Tue, 13/1/09, Sirish Musician wrote: From: Sirish Musician Subject: [arr] "ARR Golden Moment Vdo" - From 24X7 To: "ARR Group" Date: Tuesday, 13 January, 2009, 4:53 PM Dear Friends, This is what ARR has to say after receiving the award Enjoy the Vdo... http://in.youtube. com/watch? v=jiqLk5mEfUg http://in.youtube. com/user/ ARRSirish I Shall Upload High Quality VDO Again Thank You Regards Sirish Musicain. Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! Invite them now.
Re: [arr] ARR on NDTV
Gops I saw a bit of it but NDTV tend to repeat the interviews so it may come again. One thing would be useful is the name of the programme in which it was shown. Hope this helps. Neena --- On Tue, 13/1/09, Gopal Srinivasan wrote: From: Gopal Srinivasan Subject: [arr] ARR on NDTV To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, 13 January, 2009, 3:25 PM NDTV had an exclusive interview with ARR for about 10-12 minutes at 8/45 PM this evening. Hope someone's recorded it.
Re: [arr] golden globe live streaming - Thank You but...DB did not thank ARR....
Thank you so much... was able to connect in time to see ARR get the GG. Then the link crashed but I don't mind ... coz another link was shown... saw Dany Boyle thank every one except ARR :-( --- On Mon, 12/1/09, Mugilan Jeyaraman wrote: From: Mugilan Jeyaraman Subject: [arr] golden globe live streaming To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, 12 January, 2009, 2:04 AM @ http://www.justin. tv/mordane2 On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 7:27 AM, Vinayakam Murugan wrote: Hey thanks a lot, I am not getting live coverage in my area. This really helps. Warm Regards ~~~ Vinayak theregoesanotherday .blogspot. com On Sun, Jan 11, 2009 at 5:22 PM, s_sundarr_2000 wrote: http://www.ropeofsi licon.com/ article/2009- golden-globe- awards-live- blog-winners- and-commentary/ 2
Re: [arr] Video: Slumdog team receives Best Picture at BFCA
Due to copyrights issues this video cannot be played outside the US - so I couldn't watch it :-( --- On Fri, 9/1/09, Kalimuthu wrote: From: Kalimuthu Subject: Re: [arr] Video: Slumdog team receives Best Picture at BFCA To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Friday, 9 January, 2009, 7:42 AM That's Sweet! On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 9:49 PM, Gopal Srinivasan wrote: Colson signs off with a 'Jai Ho'. http://www.vh1. com/video/ play.jhtml? id=1602193&vid=330097 -- Sent from my very old 386 machine.
Re: [arr] Re: Jaane tu - Video of Deleted song
Hi Rivjot and Vithur much awaited ... Thank you N --- On Mon, 8/12/08, rivjot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: From: rivjot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: [arr] Re: Jaane tu - Video of Deleted song To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, 8 December, 2008, 4:00 PM ..and here is male version - http://in.youtube. com/watch? v=5hi80LcEifI --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: > > http://in.youtube. com/watch? v=kfVPvDqpGpE > > 'jaane tu Mera Kya Hai' from JTYJN > > -- > regards, > Vithur >
Re: [arr] Tragic news - RIP
This is really a very sad news and I am lost for words but I would like to pass on my hearfelt sympathy and condolence to the family, ARR and all the loved ones. I pray for the peace of the departed soul and may the almighty give strength to the family, ARR and the loved ones including all ARR fans to be able to bear the loss. RIP dear and respected Shridhar jee. Neena --- On Mon, 1/12/08, Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: From: Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: [arr] Tragic news To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, 1 December, 2008, 6:08 AM I am deeply distressed to report the tragic and untimely demise of H. Sridhar this morning. He suffered a cardiac arrest. This is a great loss not just to ARR but to the world of music and sound engineering. Gopal.
Re: [arr] ::: TU MUSKURA & MERI DOST MIX- INSTRUMENTAL :::-aakash
Dear Aakash Thank you ...makes very enjoyable listeninghoping for more similar mixes when you can manage to . *** --- On Sun, 2/11/08, Aakash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: From: Aakash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: [arr] ::: TU MUSKURA & MERI DOST MIX- INSTRUMENTAL :::-aakash To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Sunday, 2 November, 2008, 8:43 AM Hello Friends, I have mixed & arranged Tu Muskura & Tu hi to Meri dost song together in an instrumental form. It was really a tough time for me to understand the arrangements of those masterpieces. I have done Tu Muskura in a bit of symphony style and Tu hi to meri dost is as it is with little twist from original. Please download it from the below link. http://www.4shared. com/file/ 69345522/ 9c342b38/ tu_muskura_ _meri_dost_ mix.html I'll be waiting for your comments. Thanks. Regards, AAKASH SHAH
RE: [arr] ARR Interview on Rediff
Hi Abdul Manaf I have copy pasted below the article from rediff 4 u. N Why we can't ignore A R Rahman Abhilasha Ojha | October 20, 2008 11:31 IST A R Rahman Top Emailed Features • Bollywood stars' sexiest pics! • The Sexiest Women of All Time • The other side of King Khan Have you tried this? • Ask a question • News on your Desktop Advertisements • DVD/VCD - take a pick • Building Construction - click • Advertise ur service here It's difficult to get A R Rahman out of your head. No, you needn't be a die-hard fan, though it's impossible to imagine how anyone with an iota of music sense and a fondness of music can ignore what this music director creates. And if proof of popularity can be gauged by what airs on music channels and radio frequencies, Rahman's body of work is for everyone to hear and see. There's Tuhi re, that haunting melody from Mani Ratnam's Bombay that will invariably figure on a late-night radio programme. The mornings, by that yardstick, will have radio sets blaring with Rahman's latest hit, Pappu can't dance, from first-time director Abbas Tyrewalla's film Jaane Tu [Images] Ya Jaane Na. Also Read: A R Rahman's top compilations So, obviously, there's no ignoring Rahman, I suggest, while a colleague shakes his head unconvincingly: "There's no longer that magic in Rahman. He's sounding repetitive." My instant reaction to the comment is to remember Rahman's own reaction to the same comment in a music magazine, "Give me an example of how and where I've sounded repetitive." The reporter of that magazine had lost the round to Rahman who incidentally had also mentioned, in the same interview, that every single melody that goes from the music director's studio is precious, with hours of team effort and thought that go to create the songs. On a short trip to Delhi [Images] for endorsing a reality show on bands that has been thought out by music and production company PhatPhish, Rahman agrees to meet us, but not before extracting a promise out of us: "Not the usual round of questions, and not too many questions, please." I almost sense his unhappiness when he proceeds to take a look at my list of long questions and, often, I find him peering suspiciously to take a look at them. Also Read: A R Rahman, on rediff! "How many more to go?" he wonders, when I joke about not even having begun the real round of queries. The thing about Rahman, which he admits too, is that he's not inherently comfortable meeting the media, answering questions or facing the arc lights unnecessarily. So even as I prod him, urging him to say something more, hoping to hear about his music, about himself, he grins, bears it, but doesn't go beyond that. Dressed in a smart, brown jacket teamed with a pair of well-fitted jeans, Rahman, however, does smile when we talk about how a completely media-shy person like him has associated himself with reality shows, television programmes and other PR exercises in recent times. The latest role he's acquired is that of promoting The Big Band, an initiative with PhatPhish that will be telecast on Doordarshan and will include bands from India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Singapore and Sri Lanka [Images]. Also Read: Are you good enough for this show? Why is he increasingly associating himself with television? "It stems from all the negativity that is around us. The idea," he says, "appealed to me almost a year ago but it took time to get formulated." Rahman says that he loves being a part of this idea especially because it will be presented as a travelogue through his eyes as he journeys across 15 Indian cities to scout for new talent. "I find we are living in such violent times that it becomes almost necessary to break the clutter, to get associated with products that can offer hope, that can offer a sense of melody...a harmony," he says. Maintaining harmony -- that's precisely why, he says, he appeared on another television show some months ago. "It was sponsored by the UN and the idea was to bring four sets of musicians who could, with their original compositions, reach out to the masses and connect and talk about issues related to female infanticide, illiteracy, poverty and hunger. But isn't it ironical that glamour is used to actually address such issues? He laughs, "It is, but you see, music is all that I know. I do believe that melody can reach out and make hardened criminals laugh or cry. So in that sense," he shrugs, "why not use it as a medium?" Rahman feels that the new generation of aspiring musicians and singers are only too lucky. "When I formed bands in my college," he says, "when I was associated with music as a means to earn a living, there were people who laughed at me, my own family (and I come from a musical background) was so jittery about my future." Today, he feels that sounds are changing, music directors are willing to push
Re: Fw: [arr] Dnt underrate shano shano - crazy but utterly cool
hi the movie is set in th UK and this is a perfect song. A composition I throughly enjoy. Crazy but very - utterly cool song N --- On Sun, 19/10/08, Sivakumar V V <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: From: Sivakumar V V <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: Fw: [arr] Dnt underrate shano shano. To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Sunday, 19 October, 2008, 5:19 PM ARR once said in his interview that whatever u do it should have mileage. and shano shano gives that mileage to yuvvraaj. dont forget arr is a commercial music director and he has to cater to the masses. thats why he composes in so many layers to please all the people. i am sure there's a layer for the classes in shano shano. On 10/19/08, mohammed sajin <[EMAIL PROTECTED] com> wrote: > Yeah . .. i am fully agree with aneesh > It is not a weak compsition by AR. > it will defenitely hitz the chart > it will rocks more people > probably it will be the first song to reach common > audience . . so no need to under rate this song > > _ _ __ > > > > > - Forwarded Message > From: aneesh ani > To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com > Sent: Saturday, October 18, 2008 10:09:19 PM > Subject: [arr] Dnt underrate shano shano. > > > Why so many guys r undrratng shano shano,this type of songs wil boost up the > audio sales.nw ppl like to spnt their time in parties n all.i thnk this sng > will b a huge hit.just hear it in good sound system with good subwoofr n > all,u cnt stop listng to this sng.just hear the ending part of this song > heavy orchestration this gives a thumbing end.suprb cmpstn.while listning to > dil ka rishta i was hoping that this sng dsnt end it is damn out of the > world cmpstn.guys dnt throw ur reviews bfor hearing 2 or 3 times bcoz it is > rahmanji.while listng to tu muskura for the fst time i was nt at al > imprssd.then in 2nd lstng it was suprb.so guys be ware ur poor review may > slw dwn the audio sales of such a great album > > _ _ _ _ __ > 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 Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com
Re: [arr] Eid Mubarak! + Another BGM uploaded.
Thank you very much for the BGM. Eid Mubarak to you too --- On Thu, 2/10/08, kaissiom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: From: kaissiom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: [arr] Eid Mubarak! + Another BGM uploaded. To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Date: Thursday, 2 October, 2008, 7:21 AM Eid Mubarak! to Rahman sir and all the fellow Rahmaniacs. May this Eid bring peace, happiness and prosperity in all of our lives, Inshallah. Uploaded: BGM - Mohabbat Hai Khudaa http://briefcase. yahoo.com/ bc/kaissiom -Click on the link above -Click on 'AR Rahman' folder -Enjoy! As always, Wasim.
Re: [arr] NDTV Good Times celebrates World Music Day with Rahman
Shamil I have posted the original link below and date of telecast in bold letters. Neena Cut! will be telecast on 21 June at 11:30 am with a repeat at 8.00 pm. btw, which date actually World Music Day? shemil music1st - Original Message From: Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED] com> To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Sent: Thursday, 19 June, 2008 9:24:33 AM Subject: [arr] NDTV Good Times celebrates World Music Day with Rahman http://www.business ofcinema. com/news. php?newsid= 8740 NDTV Good Times celebrates World Music Day with Rahman Story By: Businessofcinema. com Team updated on: 18/06/08 Mumbai: NDTV Good Times is celebrating World Music Day with music maestro A R Rahman in its program Cut! Explore the journey of this genius who overcame his initial disdain for films to become the melody guru of Indian cinema. Cut! will be telecast on 21 June at 11:30 am with a repeat at 8.00 pm. Shamil Sharif <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: btw, which date actually World Music Day? shemil music1st - Original Message From: shahul hameed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2008 2:53:10 PM Subject: Re: [arr] NDTV Good Times celebrates World Music Day with Rahman Somebody record it please.. am away from home with no TV :o( On 6/19/08, ravi s wrote: awesom superb cant wait for it but do chennaiites get NDTVgood times is it a free channel or a paid 1??? My Breath,My Soul,My Life ~ ~A.R Rahman~ ~ - Original Message From: Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED] com> To: arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com Sent: Thursday, 19 June, 2008 9:24:33 AM Subject: [arr] NDTV Good Times celebrates World Music Day with Rahman http://www.business ofcinema. com/news. php?newsid= 8740 NDTV Good Times celebrates World Music Day with Rahman Story By: Businessofcinema. com Team updated on: 18/06/08 Mumbai: NDTV Good Times is celebrating World Music Day with music maestro A R Rahman in its program Cut! Explore the journey of this genius who overcame his initial disdain for films to become the melody guru of Indian cinema. Cut! will be telecast on 21 June at 11:30 am with a repeat at 8.00 pm. -- regards, Vithur HELP EVER; HURT NEVER; LOVE ALL; SERVE ALL - Did you know? You can CHAT without downloading messenger. Click here - Sent from Yahoo! Mail. A Smarter Email.
Re: [arr] my dedication for my master a.r.rahman..
Seems like a popular link but is it possible to translate it in Hindi please. Thanks "S.Kanchna Rahmansfan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: thanks everyone 4 u ppls comment... arr pavan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: And the Best Lyricist-Arrfan Award for 2008 goes to Kavithayini S. Kanchana ! :) Rgds Pvn --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "S.Kanchna Rahmansfan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > (BASED ON RAHMAN SIR'S KHWAJA MERE KHWAJA TUNE) > > RAHMAN ENGGAL RAHMAN > YEN UYIRUKKAL VAA VAA > RAJA VIN RAJA > AYYA YEN NANBAANAI > > RAHMAN ENGGAL RAHMAN > YEN UYIRUKKUL VAA VAA > > RAHMAN ENGGAL RAHMAN > YEN UYIRUKKUL VAA VAA > ISAI ENDRU KANNER > TUDITIIDUM VEENOTHA > ISAI ENDRU KANNER > TUDAITIIDUM VEENOTHA > > RAHMAN ENGGAL RAHMAN > AH > > TEDI VARUVOORKELLAM RAHMAN > ISAI VAATUM UYIRUME RAHMAN > > UNGGAL ISAYILE RAHMAN > ENDRUME IRUNTHOOME RAHMAN > > NENGGAL ENGGAL UYIR RAHMAN > ALAGAANE ISAYINIL RAAJA > > RAHMANE UNGGAL ANBILE > ANTHA IRAIVANAI PAARTHOM > > RAHMAN ENGGAL RAHMAN > YEN UYIRUKKAL VAA VAA > RAJA VIN RAJA > AYYA YEN NANBAANAI > > AH . > > EMM.. ISAIYIN PUYALE > ENGGAL ISAIYIN PUYALE > > ENGGAL GURUNAATHARUM NEEYE > ENGGAL UYIREELUM NEEYE > > RAHMAN JI. > > > ENGGAL GURUNAATHARUM NEEYE > ENGGAL UYIREELUM NEEYE > > IRULNEEKUM ISAIYIN PEROZHIYE > TUNNAIYAAGE IRUKKUM PUYALLE > > UN ISAIYAI KAANUM VARAI > VAZKHAI ENBATHU > ORU KANAVU THAANE RAHMAN . : > > > WITH LOVE > KANCHNA SUBRAMANIAM @RAHMANS FAN.. > > HAIL MASTER RAHMAN...KING OF MY HEART. > > > > > > - > Like movies? Here's a limited-time offer: Blockbuster Total Access for one month at no cost. > - Now you can chat without downloading messenger. Click here to know how. - You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one month of Blockbuster Total Access, No Cost. - Sent from Yahoo! Mail. A Smarter Inbox.
Re: [arr] ARR"s Epic Tracks
I think it will be a good idea if u can include the Asha Bhosle track from Meenaxi - a very underrated but smashing track esp the instrumental interludes - Very grand. Chord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I would like to see if we can up with a list of epic sounding tracks from ARR. When I say epic, I'm describing tracks that are way beyond the norm. Grandeur instrumentation, stunning instrumental sections, large, expansive sound with choir, choruses, etc. Some recent epic tracks from ARR that come to mind are Jaage from Guru, Man Mohanna and Azeem from JA, and Divinity Theme from Elizabeth. Any others you can think of? - Rise to the challenge for Sport Relief with Yahoo! for Good
Re: [arr] Re: The Score Magazine - E Version Available
did you register? there is alittle rectangle/box on the right side of the cover and it is written in bold (i think) to do so but I got the probs after registering vino_09 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: For me...when I visit the website...it just says..coming soon with the cover of the magazine...ARR sitting on the benchanyway...to view teh magazine...? --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, just me! <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > in the interview ARR said his 1st album was actually DISCO DISCO! can some1 pls shed some light on this... pls > > The interview also said abt him working with ASH KING, REENA BHARADWAJ AND EMBER PHOENIX. can some1 also pls give us more info on this. > > Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Dear Rahmaniacs, > > Thanks to Alan. The E- Version of the Score Magazine is available . > > www.highonscore.com > > Pls register there and leave your feedback to Alan . > > Gopal.Can we now have the ARR relevant portion for our Yahoogroups in flickr, for future reference . > > > > -- > regards, > Vithur > > AIMING TO BE A TRUE RAHMANIAC > > > > > > - > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. > - Sent from Yahoo! Mail. A Smarter Inbox.
Re: [arr] The Score Magazine -A.R.Rahman Exclusive e-version
Yes, I found the same problem and after a while the whole thing dissappeared and I encountered an error message! I attributed this to limited network. I have e-mailed Alan but haven't heard from him yet (I mailed him late last night though), perhaps he is looking into it. Neena Ramesh R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Congrats to the team behind this! It's a very neat initiative. As for feedback I would only suggest that you try to make the online version more readable. Currently the readable window is limited and it's painful to have to pan left, right, up and down to read a page. Also the pop up showing the use of Zoom gets irritating after a while. There should be an option to turn it off. There are only 2 modes to viewing- zoom off and zoom on. What if one wishes to look at the picures more closely? For example you can't clearly see the faces in the photo of Karen David with the violinists even with the zoom turned on. All these e-readers are quite cool to look at. But after a while the only things that matter are content, simplicity and ease of navigation. Focus on those! (and I'd say the same to the folks behind ARR's official website-- keep it simple folks!) As an alternative I'll suggest having the magazine in a pdf format. Take a look at Film Music Weekly- http://www.filmmusicweekly.com/ In particular check out their current newsletter- http://www.filmmusicweekly.com/issues/FM_Weekly_022608.pdf - Original Message From: Alan Hadle .H <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, March 2, 2008 11:15:57 AM Subject: [arr] The Score Magazine -A.R.Rahman Exclusive e-version Hi The eversion of score magazine is out .Its available at www.highonscore. com Plz read the magazine and let us know your feedbacks... . signs alanhadley - Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. - Sent from Yahoo! Mail. A Smarter Inbox.
Re: [arr] The Score Magazine Launch - Exclusive A.R.Rahman
Dear Pavan How kind of you to read and remeber my post expressing a desire to start a magazine/journal on ARR, his music and his music academy. You are so right, I am very pleased to know that such an action was taking place way before my thoughts came into play. It is high time that all ARR related stuff goes into print since as I said previously 'the written word lasts the test of time'. Will be checking the magazine soon enough on line of course as I am not in India. Neena arr pavan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Dude ! other member neena gave her voice for such effort recently. She will be happy to hear this. Hope you know, there was discussion about starting an exclusive magz for arr & his music with various ad sponsors dealing with musicals, books & academy. Wishing you, let your journal get the official magz stamp from arr. Regard Pavan "Alan Hadle .H" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Thanks vithur ..We had the opportunity of giving rahmanji a copy before the launch.He was very happy with the way the magazine had come through and sent us a note wishing the launch a grand success.First of all I would like to thank Mr .Gopal srinivasan for allowing me to use the yahoo collage work to be put in the magazine. Apart from that we have packaged a whole bunch of content into the magazine. A casual interview with Mr.Rahman Blaaze's poem on MR.Rahman People who have been working with him for the past 20 years and their experiences Kathir's exclusive on rahmanji Never before seen pics of AM studios Kshiraj telangs caricature and the updated arrahmanfans yahoo spread Will be posting the complete magazine at www.highonscore.com Special thanks to Ashanti omkar(UK) and Akin Aworan(International photographer) for the interview and photographs signs alanhadley --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Rahmaniacs, > > Today there was an Official Launch of " The Score Magazine" in Chennai. > Details abt the Magazine can be gathered from Alan Hildey, who is also a > member of this yahoo groups. ARR was supposed to be present in the > function, but was held up in a busy meeting with a Hindi Director. The > function was presided by Mr. Pravinmani, ( Music Director, and Asst to ARR ) > , Director Kadhir ( who had made a lot of movies with ARR ) . > > The March 2008 Issue of the Magazine is an exclusive A.R.Rahman issue, and > has an exclusive interview of ARR in it . The E- version of the Magazine > would be uploaded in the website of the magazine soon. I would try to scan > the interview and request Gopal to upload it in flickr. > > For Fans who love Kadhir's association with ARR, there is a good news coming > up. Dir Kadhir officially announced his next project with ARR, and the title > of the film is " *Maanavar Dhinam ( Student's day)",* similar to his old > movie " Kaadhalar Dhinam". > > There are other interviews also, and on behalf of YG, I congratulate Alan > Hidley and his team for coming up with an exclusive ARR issue, as its like a > bonanza for we fans. > > > > -- > regards, > Vithur > > AIMING TO BE A TRUE RAHMANIAC > - Download prohibited? No problem. CHAT from any browser, without download. - Sent from Yahoo! Mail. A Smarter Inbox.
Re: [arr] Idea star singer Hisham's JA song link
Thank you. Very extraordinary redention. Hope he can sing for ARR. Neena Hakkeem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Friends jus watch hishams latest Kwaja mere performance in Idea star singer ( asianet) , he is a silent member of our group n had performed with ARR T shirt n credited Yahoo group for T shirt in the show.Link. http://youtube.com/watch?v=NF37qQ9nbDw Kind regards, Hakkeem.A (I Support AR Rahman foundation and unicef ) __ Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools.search.yahoo.com/newsearch/category.php?category=shopping - Sent from Yahoo! Mail. A Smarter Inbox.
Re: [arr] My Fav JA BGM(s)
Thank you - its my favourite bgm as well. Just to confirm - its the one after he puts sindoor and walks out towards curtains and a lady with a bit thaal to hold his hat? Indmov Buff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: http://rapidshare.com/files/94636296/Jodha_Akbar_favbgm.mp3.html It's heavenly! - Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. - Sent from Yahoo! Mail. A Smarter Inbox.
Re: [arr] Jodha akbar DVDs out
May I add that these DVD's will have some content ommitted - more than likely the song In Lamhon Ke Daaman Se - and a few scenes preceeding the song. If this is the case then whoever buys this DVD is certainly being shortchanged. I have already seen JA twice on the big screen and quite frankly without the song - in lamohon ke and the preceeding scenes the film seems incomplete. Versions of this kind of DVD's are avilable on the net to download also but without the above mentioned footage - 19 minutes less than the original. Indmov Buff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: All these 'companies' are rogues, Vithur. The only original JA DVD will be the one the producers release (I doubt that it will release in the next 3 months). It is sad that these 'shops' are selling them. I hope you don't buy your CDs and DVDs from them as it may not be genuine eventhough they sell it to you as a genuine copy. Seriously, someone should call the cops on these shops. This IS WRONG. Especially when the tamil version is yet to be released. Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: These are available in shops which sell Music CDs, DVDs, VCDs. In fact, they are even airing the film. There are different companies which have released these DVDs. But usually pirated DVDs come after the original DVDs are released... How is that so many companies are coming up with DVDs of Jodha Akbar ?. ! On 2/25/08, Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: What kind of 'shops' are selling this? This is pirated content, without a doubt. - Original Message From: Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, February 25, 2008 1:23:58 PM Subject: [arr] Jodha akbar DVDs out Dear members Jodha Akbar DVDs are already released in many shops here in chennai. In fact... some of the shops are playing the entire movie for exhibition and advertisment. seems like the sales is good ( DVDs ) March 6th - The Tamil version is getting released 5.1 Surround DVDs of Jodha Akbar available from Rs 60 /- onwards. Is this a good sign ? -- regards, Vithur AIMING TO BE A TRUE RAHMANIAC -- regards, Vithur AIMING TO BE A TRUE RAHMANIAC - Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. - Sent from Yahoo! Mail. A Smarter Inbox.
Re: [arr] Boss's ASCII ART
Superb. Thank you. harshal chavan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Friends, I have made boss's pic using only text (this art called ascii art) which is made of using name of tamil films composed by him. If you observed the page you can find out all film names from Roja to JA. Have a look at the html version. you can copy paste that film names in your notepad. just click below link http://www.carnbikesdesign.com/arr/arr.html Posting here the screen shot who can not see text based image Screen shot for preview : http://www.carnbikesdesign.com/arr/arr_asciiart.jpg Hope you will like my effort. :) -- Harshal Chavan Inspiration for my life - ARRahman __ Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools.search.yahoo.com/newsearch/category.php?category=shopping - Sent from Yahoo! Mail. A Smarter Inbox.
Re: [arr] Time now to accept ARR - Ashutosh combo as No. 1 in India
You read my mind... BTW saw the film yesterday and I am still living the experience. Going again at the weekend and again next Wednesday Azeem-o-shaan shenshah's picturisation is out of this world as is the In lamhon ke... can understand the fast musical interlude For any one who can afford to see it please do so on the big screen - the effect is for a lifetime... Gomzy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have always felt ashu-arr as the best combo right from lagaan. Swades just made it concrete. However if one observes in Jodha-Akbar, the result is splendid. There are so many scenes in this movie that will make you think if Ashu made the scene keeping the bgm in mind or the music was composed after the scene was made. They are so much in sync, which i feel lacks even in mani-arr combo ! On 2/21/08, Pravinder Sheoran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi mate and all, I would like to clarify a few things here. The only other movie that affected me big time was GURU. I had to watch Guru 5 times in cinemas. That was my tribute to the excellence achieved by the rare combination of "Rajiv Menon - A R Rahman - Mani Ratnam" in Guru. I knew it was a chance of a life time and i am still proud that i extracted every bit that i could from that movie. My long reviews are still there at this site with headings as: GURU : After watching 4th time (For Rahman this time) [Message no. 75211] Extension: GURU : After watching 4th time (For Rahman this time) [Message no. 75220] (semi-arr) GURU : After watching 3rd time (only for Rajiv Menon) [Message no. 75180] I have been (and will be) a big fan of Mani Sir. On the other hand i have seen Jodhaa Akbar only 2 times. I did not feel like writing any reviews even. But i surely felt that Visual and Sound (Combined) effect of the songs of Jodhaa Akbar has been huge, and compelled me to start this thread. Thanks, Pravinder. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, MusicFuzon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > well pravinder!!! > i am really amazed how much dis movie has influenced u!!! > till now i didnt get the opportunity to watch the movie , but am going surely on dis weekend!!! > by now i have byhearted most of the reviews of thsi movie!!! > and i even knw the dialogous and the situations of the movie...Thanx to superb , detailed reviews by fellow rahmaniacs!!! > and am dying to hear the bgm!!!really!!! > i have anticipated lots of emotions...in the bgm... > and wen it come to love, OUR BOSS is the best ON EARTH to portay dat... > > yeah i agree that last few movies of ARR-MANI , were not as great as ROJA,BOMBAY, DILSE... > but still...i wud say..am lil biased towards this combination!!!dnt knw y!!! > still cant forget the picturization of chinna chinna asai, kadhal rojave, uyire, chaiya chaiya, tu hi tu.. > o man!!!breathtaking songs!!! > > hmmm..now am eager to watch ARR-ASHU combo too!!! > > wellsometimes i feel we sud even bring ARR - BHARATBALA combo too into consideration , wen it comes to best combination discussion > > - Original Message - > From: Pravinder Sheoran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Thu, 21 Feb 2008 14:04:59 +0530 (IST) > Subject: [arr] Time now to accept ARR - Ashutosh combo as No. 1 in India > > Hi Guys, > After a lot lot of thinking process, i have come to the conclusion > that its time now to accept that ARR - Ashutosh combination has > surpassed ARR - Mani Ratnam combination (which has been no.1 for a > long long time now). > It may be that many times Rahman Saab composes out of the world songs > for Mani Ratnam and Mani Sir also comes out with many ground breaking > videos for A R Rahman many times. > > But when it comes to be a combined effect, i think ARR and Ashutosh > give more delightful output which is best in terms of situation handling > (I mean the songs are according to the situation of the movie) without > compromising the quality and taking care of popularity as well. > > Its really a tough decision though, i might be influenced by the > factor that JA has just been released and has a huge temporary effect > on my mind (Which may prove to be a permanent effect as well). > > AGREE or DISAGREE? > > Pravinder. > - Sent from Yahoo! Mail. A Smarter Inbox.
Re: [arr] My favorite BGM in Jodhaa Akbar
Thank you... how did you get it? kaissiom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi guys, I've uploaded my favorite BGM in Jodhaa Akbar, when Akbar goes to Amer. Coincidently it comes in seconds after the BGM Thulasi had uploaded. That BGM had touched him, and this is the one that stood out for me. It's 'Naghmein hi naghmein hain' part from In Lamhoun Ke... played fast on sitar. Check it out: http://briefcase.yahoo.com/kaissiom Regards, Wasim. - Sent from Yahoo! Mail. A Smarter Inbox.
Re: [arr] Deepa Gahlot reviews JA.. no mention of ARR ohis music!
Interesting! and absolutely no mention of ARR or music or BGS just like another review posted yesterday or the day b4 or have I lost sight! Neena Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Historical epics may have fallen out of favour in the last fewdecadesâwho could outdo Mughal-e-Azam?-- but they used to be a stapleof our early cinema, so the genre has its own indigenous roots; whichis why there is no reason to compare Jodhaa Akbar with Hollywoodsword-and-sandal epics, but does it measure to the standards set by ourown cinema? Yes,as far as grandeur and language is concerned, not so much when it cometo sheer drama and poetry that makes film buffs still admire the workof Sohrab Modiâthe underrated king of the Costume Drama-- earlyShantaram and, of course, K Asif, whose excellence ironically soundedthe death knell for the historical. Ashutosh Gowarikerâs film isa throw back to that era of costume spectacles, and he had the modernconveniences of colour and computer technology. It takes courage tomake a film like that at a time when attention spans are limited, andthe purity of the Urdu and Hindi have all but been abandoned forâHinglishâ and âBambaiyaâ dialogue and lyrics. It is not hard tosee why Gowariker is tempted by the idea of making an epicâwhat elsecould he do to surpass the magnitude of Lagaan, except costume drama orsci-fi? Thatâs why it is perhaps disappointing that Gowarikerâs visiondoes not match his scale. It is his prerogative to meld anentirely fictional love story with a semi-historical account of Akbaras a young man, but it is an uneasy mix. While the love story betweenthe emperor (Hrithik Roshan) and the Rajput princess Jodhaa (AishwaryaRai) has moments of incandescence, the interludes of Akbar dealing withcourt intrigues and family conspiracies are tedious. The CGI-assistedbattle scenes are not just unimpressive but unnecessary. Youwish Gowariker had reined in his Demille-ian ambitions and made a filmabout people belonging to two different cultures coming to understandand love each other, overcoming the odds. Like in the recent film onMarie Antoinette, the Hindu Jodhaa would have faced hostility in aMughal household. Though it is highly unlikely that a Rajput girlbrought up in a system as feudal and oppressive as that of the Mughalswould have the courage to first put forth conditions before marryingAkbar and then refuse to let him touch her. The fact that Akbar wasmarried several time and to other Rajput women, and that Jodhaa findsno great mention in history except as the mother of Prince Salim (ofAnarkali fame), shows that Gowarikerâs version of what happened betweenAkbar and her is at the level of fairy tale. Which by itself isnot at all bothersome, no matter what the bigots sayâ what is lackingin the film are real drama and a gripping narrative. All the scenesthat remain in memory are âitemsââAkbarâs fight with a wild elephant, abare-bodied Akbar flexing his muscles and smirking at the wide-eyedJodhaa, the sword-fight between the twoâ there is not one memorabledramatic confrontation. For all his greatness, Akbar is seen asa bit clueless. He has no idea, for instance, that under his rule Hindupilgrims have to pay tax. When he abolishes it, the people break into asplendidly choreographed dance, when just a while earlier they werecomplaining of the high price of food and repression by âoutsidersâ.When Akbarâs wet nurse (Ila Arun) tries to create a misunderstandingbetween him and Jodhaa, it is his mother (Poonam Sinha) who quiteeasily ferrets out the facts. All this and a lot more comes in the wayof turning Jodhaa Akbar into a masterpiece, not to mention that theso-called romance and marriage had no lasting impact on posterity, itjust brokered a fragile peace between the Rajputs and the Mughals atthe time. So only a flawless film could have crossed all these hurdlesand interested todayâs audience, that is not the least attracted to thepast. That said, Jodhaa Akbar is visually rich (a bit too much,actually), beautifully shot (Kiran Deohans), and you cannot imagine anyother actors except Hrithik Roshan and Aishwarya Rai playing theseparts. Hrithik wears his Dhoom 2 hair cut, but otherwise has the regalbearing of a king. She looks every inch a princess. The rest of thecast, unfortunately, look like they have strolled out of one of thosecostume dramas on TV, and act as if they were on stage. See the film by all means, just donât go in expecting greatness. http://cinemaah.blogspot.com/2008/02/jodhaa-akbar.html - Support the World Aids Awareness campaign this month with Yahoo! for Good
Re: [arr] HT - Khalid Mohammed reviews JA (negative)
HmmnI wonder if he had a fallout with ARR for Tehzeeb and is now venting his displeasure with JA! Gomzy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:He made Fiza and the horrendous Tehzeeb. Anyways you cant expect more from a person who gave Kabhi Kushi Kabhi Gham 5/5 !! On 2/15/08, neena kochhar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: is he not he same guy who made a not so successful Fiza or mission kashmir or both? Anil Nair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: For this man though hardly ..any INDIAN movie is hardly ever impressive ..so not much to read into http://www.hindustantimes.com/StoryPage/FullcoverageStoryPage.aspx? id=64210ad8-ad75-4bc3-a608- 228999fc3774jodhaaakbarmoviespecial_Special&&Headline=Review% 3aEM+Jodhaa+Akbar%2fEM Jodhaa Akbar Cast: Hrithik Roshan, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Sonu Sood, Poonam Sinha Direction: Ashutosh Gowariker Rating: ** Dig this. No eat meat on Monday, so the royal Rajput bride serves technicolour gattas, navratan pillauf and cabbage kofta curries. Emperor loves. Hey, now every Monday is firmed as an eggless, chickenless day. There's no allusion at all to the Rajput partiality to red meat (laal maas). After all, it's so cool to go veggie. Veal, well, veal. Please, what is Ashutosh Gowariker's Jodhaa Akbar trying to serve anyway? A romance dopiaza? Mughlai history biryani? Secularism sushi? Chandeliers-e-Azam? Battle Stroganoff? Absolutely no answers to that, except that you're as disappointed as a guest who came away without a morsel from a wedding banquet. Sad. As you know, the romance is between Shahenshah Akbar (from the look of things here, a bachelor at 30) and Jodhaaji (not exactly in the prime of her youth either). She is coerced into a marriage with the Mughal but won't allow him his conjugal rights till she feels up to it from her `dil'. Frowns she like Kill Bill. Till that belated Dil-Day occurs, they sword fence, she a crouching dragonette, he a patient tiger. Never mind, if her swashbuckling skills aren't ever re-employed by the script. Misunderstandings and a patch-up later, the regal couple at last share common pillows-`n'- quilt. Takliya really. Vis-à-vis history, you learn about Rajputana kings who either acceded to Mughal supremacy or hatched plots culminating in battles starring scabbards, cannon balls, bows-arrows and helmets. Sorry but you're not sure which soldier is fighting whom and why. The body count rises to Ramboesque proportions; the displeased emperor banishes a mulla and good `ole lieutenant Bairam Khan to Mecca forthwith. Surprisingly, the mulla looks as if he were being sent to Siberia. Is this history? Secularism is conveyed through such gestures as Akbar allowing Jodhaa her own temple space and approval of A R Rahman-composed bhajans. No mention of the emperor's foundation of the all-religion-embracing Din- e-Ilahi faith. Moreover, how relevant is it to address the issue of Hindu tolerance of the minority today, instead of vice versa? Sufism is touched upon by a clap-a-hand-here-clap-a-hand-there qawwali in the course of which the emperor is zapped by a sky light, causing him to break into a jolly jig with the qawwals. Unintentionally funny. Did Akbar ever boogie woogie? For a tribute to Mughal-e-Azam, a fluttering palace eunuch is recalled and durbar cliches abound like "Hukam ki taamil ho." Inevitably, flighty handmaidens clasp secrets to their bosom, eavesdroppers lounge around at jharokas. And the venomous Nigar Sultana is supplanted by a diabolical daai, or Ila Arun, playing the role as if she were a harridan from Harry Potter. On the plus side, Nitin Desai's sets and plush pageantry are eye filling. So is the elaborate picturisation of the Marhaba song in the style of the drum-stacked Chandralekha of yore. The Shahenshah's mum, Poonam Sinha, is so benign that it hurts. So does one of her Eiffel Tower-tall hats. What a balancing act! In fact, the headgear displayed here from Aladdin Cave turbans to those qawwals' upturned ice-cream cones -- are a gas. The action set pieces involving a rather senior citizen elephant and the Troy-like one-to-one combat finale -- are sound and fury amounting to nothing. Amitabh Bachchan's voice-over commentary is stale. Kiran Deohan's cinematography is conventional and Ballu Saluja's editing is rather old-fashioned, what with the 1950s-style wipes. The length of three hours-20 minutes is a punishment. On the plus side, Nitin Desai's sets and plush pageantry are eye filling. So is the elaborate picturisation of the Marhaba song in the style of the drum-stacked Chandralekha of yore. Still, like it or not Gowariker normally a fine, conscientious director has miscalculated the technical logistics and emotional content of a period piece. Crucial detailing isn't the virtue here. The child a
Re: [arr] HT - Khalid Mohammed reviews JA (negative)
is he not he same guy who made a not so successful Fiza or mission kashmir or both? Anil Nair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: For this man though hardly ..any INDIAN movie is hardly ever impressive ..so not much to read into http://www.hindustantimes.com/StoryPage/FullcoverageStoryPage.aspx? id=64210ad8-ad75-4bc3-a608- 228999fc3774jodhaaakbarmoviespecial_Special&&Headline=Review% 3aEM+Jodhaa+Akbar%2fEM Jodhaa Akbar Cast: Hrithik Roshan, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Sonu Sood, Poonam Sinha Direction: Ashutosh Gowariker Rating: ** Dig this. No eat meat on Monday, so the royal Rajput bride serves technicolour gattas, navratan pillauf and cabbage kofta curries. Emperor loves. Hey, now every Monday is firmed as an eggless, chickenless day. There's no allusion at all to the Rajput partiality to red meat (laal maas). After all, it's so cool to go veggie. Veal, well, veal. Please, what is Ashutosh Gowariker's Jodhaa Akbar trying to serve anyway? A romance dopiaza? Mughlai history biryani? Secularism sushi? Chandeliers-e-Azam? Battle Stroganoff? Absolutely no answers to that, except that you're as disappointed as a guest who came away without a morsel from a wedding banquet. Sad. As you know, the romance is between Shahenshah Akbar (from the look of things here, a bachelor at 30) and Jodhaaji (not exactly in the prime of her youth either). She is coerced into a marriage with the Mughal but won't allow him his conjugal rights till she feels up to it from her `dil'. Frowns she like Kill Bill. Till that belated Dil-Day occurs, they sword fence, she a crouching dragonette, he a patient tiger. Never mind, if her swashbuckling skills aren't ever re-employed by the script. Misunderstandings and a patch-up later, the regal couple at last share common pillows-`n'- quilt. Takliya really. Vis-à-vis history, you learn about Rajputana kings who either acceded to Mughal supremacy or hatched plots culminating in battles starring scabbards, cannon balls, bows-arrows and helmets. Sorry but you're not sure which soldier is fighting whom and why. The body count rises to Ramboesque proportions; the displeased emperor banishes a mulla and good `ole lieutenant Bairam Khan to Mecca forthwith. Surprisingly, the mulla looks as if he were being sent to Siberia. Is this history? Secularism is conveyed through such gestures as Akbar allowing Jodhaa her own temple space and approval of A R Rahman-composed bhajans. No mention of the emperor's foundation of the all-religion-embracing Din- e-Ilahi faith. Moreover, how relevant is it to address the issue of Hindu tolerance of the minority today, instead of vice versa? Sufism is touched upon by a clap-a-hand-here-clap-a-hand-there qawwali in the course of which the emperor is zapped by a sky light, causing him to break into a jolly jig with the qawwals. Unintentionally funny. Did Akbar ever boogie woogie? For a tribute to Mughal-e-Azam, a fluttering palace eunuch is recalled and durbar cliches abound like "Hukam ki taamil ho." Inevitably, flighty handmaidens clasp secrets to their bosom, eavesdroppers lounge around at jharokas. And the venomous Nigar Sultana is supplanted by a diabolical daai, or Ila Arun, playing the role as if she were a harridan from Harry Potter. On the plus side, Nitin Desai's sets and plush pageantry are eye filling. So is the elaborate picturisation of the Marhaba song in the style of the drum-stacked Chandralekha of yore. The Shahenshah's mum, Poonam Sinha, is so benign that it hurts. So does one of her Eiffel Tower-tall hats. What a balancing act! In fact, the headgear displayed here from Aladdin Cave turbans to those qawwals' upturned ice-cream cones -- are a gas. The action set pieces involving a rather senior citizen elephant and the Troy-like one-to-one combat finale -- are sound and fury amounting to nothing. Amitabh Bachchan's voice-over commentary is stale. Kiran Deohan's cinematography is conventional and Ballu Saluja's editing is rather old-fashioned, what with the 1950s-style wipes. The length of three hours-20 minutes is a punishment. On the plus side, Nitin Desai's sets and plush pageantry are eye filling. So is the elaborate picturisation of the Marhaba song in the style of the drum-stacked Chandralekha of yore. Still, like it or not Gowariker normally a fine, conscientious director has miscalculated the technical logistics and emotional content of a period piece. Crucial detailing isn't the virtue here. The child actors playing the eponymous pair have coal black eyes which magically turn cat light on adulthood. Of the cast, Sonu Sood in a strongly written part fits the bill. But Hrithik Roshan is a major let down. His Urdu diction is laboured, his physical presence unequal to the role, and far too frequently he blinks his eyes like a neon sign gone out of order. The imperial gaze and carriage are conspicuous by their absence. Relatively, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is more conv
Re: [ARR] JA premiere
Dear Vithur posiibly correct on the first (ARR not in India) but more than likely not the second (All stars would have missed ARR). If I know anything about stars then believe me almost all of them want the lights and cameras to focus on themselves :0 Neena Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: May be ARR was not in India .. All stars would have really missed ARR. On 2/15/08, Gomzy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: arr missed it eh? http://specials.rediff.com/movies/2008/feb/15sld1.htm -- regards, Vithur AIMING TO BE A TRUE RAHMANIAC - Support the World Aids Awareness campaign this month with Yahoo! for Good
Re: [arr] Tehzeeeb Background Music Scores
Thank you Vithur. Have downloaded and will be listening to them and no doubt enjoying them. Neena. Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Dear Rahmaniacs, I offer all these BGM works as a dedication to the Maestro ARR and for the joy of Fellow Rahmaniacs Pls enjoy Tehzeeb BGMs from the below links. The voice has been completely removed, yet the audio quality is good. ARR rocks in the habibi BGM, and it comes in different variants throughout the film.. Enjoy. In the Title Credits, ARR's name is displayed for Music & Background score in this film explicitly. http://www.mediafire.com/?7cultm7cmqa - Link 1 http://www.mediafire.com/?9wqdyro2l25 - LInk 2 Link 3 - http://www.mediafire.com/?41hmo9taxfz -- regards, Vithur A.R.RAHMAN - MY BREATH & LIFE FORCE - Sent from Yahoo! - a smarter inbox.
Re: [arr] Re: Hi & JodhaAkbar Song in Rock/Pop Genre
u r welcome and hopefully we'll see an updated version some time in the furutre? Biju ArrFan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:hi parthi & neena, thanks very much. i took both of your points :) thanks again biju. have a great day. mmparthi2003 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: wow I kidna like it! i didnt think you can have that kinda perspective on this song but I actually enjoyed it...sometimes the techno instruments felt a bit heavy and kinda made the song unclear ...also it felt kinda not crisp enough and kinda messy at times... but the overall effort is simply great! thanks for sharing --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Biju ArrFan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi to all arr folks. As first message i dedicate this Jashn bahara song (jodha akbar) in rock/pop genre. Just added some ingredients to song to suit pubs discotheqs. Welcome your views. Happy listening. thanks biju. Have a great day. > > http://www.mediafire.com/?0xdyx2nvjjj > > > > > > > > > > > > > - > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. > - Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. - Yahoo! Answers - Get better answers from someone who knows. Tryit now.
Re: [arr] Hi & JodhaAkbar Song in Rock/Pop Genre
Good one but in the middle part thr drums bit is uneasy... rest made me very happy... well done Biju ArrFan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi to all arr folks. As first message i dedicate this Jashn bahara song (jodha akbar) in rock/pop genre. Just added some ingredients to song to suit pubs discotheqs. Welcome your views. Happy listening. thanks biju. Have a great day. http://www.mediafire.com/?0xdyx2nvjjj - Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. - Sent from Yahoo! - a smarter inbox.
Re: [arr] Re: [semi-arr] a r r & rafi...
Hi Vishwesh Thank you for posting a bit of the interview. How old is this interview and who interviwed ARR? I have always wondered how fantastic it would have been if ARR would have worked with Rafi. However, we still have Manna Dey and Mohinder Kapoor but they have not worked with him. Rafi would also have been nearly as old or older and perhaps his voice may have changed by now but it is good to know that ARR remembers Rafi. To answer your question of whether I am a Rafi fan - the answer is YES MOST DEFINITELY. I grew up listening to his songs and still do from time to time. I don't think that he will ever be replaced. He had four sons (not sure) but none of them followed in his foot steps and of what I heard recently was that Rafi's bunglow in Bombay was also demolished instead of turning it into a place to remember him like a meusem or visitors place. Personally we lost music history. Very sad but true. I am glad that ARR is making a music institution to keep alive his dream and works. Are you a Rafi fan too? Perhaps best to send a private message since a discussion on Rafi is not one for this forum unless of course others in the forum wish to continue this thread. Neena || V i s h w e s h || <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Neena, Yeah, you are right, we can only wonder... maybe he composes the song keeping rafi in mind & sonu is the closest voice he can find... only he knows... I remember him saying in one interview that he misses rafi jee's voice the most... Infact I googled for that interview n' here it is: Q - Is there a lacuna in the music scene? a r r - The lack of an extraordinary male voice. Q - What is your definition of extraordinary? a r r - Like Mohammed Rafi. Not that Shankar (Mahadevan) and Sonu (Nigam) aren't good but one looks for a timeless voice. Btw, you a Rafi fan?? -Vishwesh. neena kochhar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Vishwesh I found the same for this song and also for 'do kadam' from Meenaxi. May be deep down in ARR's subconsious ARR and Mohd Rafi connect I don't expect ARR to ask Sonu to sing in Rafi's style. It is also possible that Sonu who is/was heavily influenced by Mohd Rafi (considered to be his clone) may subconsiously be thinking of Mohd Rafi whilst singing these songs! Who knows? We can wonder though. For the next question about the combination of ARR and Mohd Rafi ... well without doubt it would have been the best thing ever for bollywood soundtracks composed by ARR and sung by Mohd Rafi. but alas. Neena || V i s h w e s h || <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Mere khwaabon ke iss gulistaan mein, Tumse hee toh bahaar chhaayi hai, Phoolon mein rang mere the lekin, Inn mein khushboo tumhee se aayi hai... Everytime I listen Sonu reciting these lines, it reminds me so much of the great Rafi saheb... I sometimes try to imagine... what wonders a r r would have created with the power of Rafi jee's voice... " The search is more important than the destination " - a r rahman - . " The search is more important than the destination " - a r rahman - - Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. - Support the World Aids Awareness campaign this month with Yahoo! for Good
Re: [arr] [semi-arr] a r r & rafi...
Hi Vishwesh I found the same for this song and also for 'do kadam' from Meenaxi. May be deep down in ARR's subconsious ARR and Mohd Rafi connect I don't expect ARR to ask Sonu to sing in Rafi's style. It is also possible that Sonu who is/was heavily influenced by Mohd Rafi (considered to be his clone) may subconsiously be thinking of Mohd Rafi whilst singing these songs! Who knows? We can wonder though. For the next question about the combination of ARR and Mohd Rafi ... well without doubt it would have been the best thing ever for bollywood soundtracks composed by ARR and sung by Mohd Rafi. but alas. Neena || V i s h w e s h || <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Mere khwaabon ke iss gulistaan mein, Tumse hee toh bahaar chhaayi hai, Phoolon mein rang mere the lekin, Inn mein khushboo tumhee se aayi hai... Everytime I listen Sonu reciting these lines, it reminds me so much of the great Rafi saheb... I sometimes try to imagine... what wonders a r r would have created with the power of Rafi jee's voice... " The search is more important than the destination " - a r rahman - - Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. - Yahoo! Answers - Get better answers from someone who knows. Tryit now.
RE: [arr] Please help me...(TRANSLATED IN ENGLISH)
GIRL POWER eh! only kidding.. neetika raina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: THANX TO GOOGLE TOOLS..NOT TO ME..LOL i just got the page translated through google - To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Fri, 1 Feb 2008 09:12:55 +0530 Subject: Re: [arr] Please help me...(TRANSLATED IN ENGLISH) Hi Neetika Raina Absolutely superb.. Thanks .. But how can I help her ??.. Good to see members having mastery over various lanugages. On 2/1/08, neetika raina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: TRANSLATED VERSION :-- - Hi all I do not know too much English so please excuse me. I have a hope that I wish to heart is that I want to convey One of my poems to AR.RAHMAN for it to make a song. Frankly it is my hope, therefore, the most expensive I hope you M'aiderez to submit my poem. If you have a solution to my Situation, and if you can do some things for me, therefore, Please keep me informed on the earliest possible. I Convey my poem as soon as you have a solution. I really want to make this dream come true for me and my Entourage especially for my parents to whom I never read my Poemes. And also want my writing is done and know it Thanks AR.RAHMAN because I love it, I am a big (no no) A HUGE fan of AR.RAHMAN. Every day j'ecoute his songs. For me this is the best AR.RAHMAN who uisse exist therefore I That his music and my writing fuse. PLS PLS, please help me, if you do this for me, I do Never forget you. Please, please do this for me! If you have news please forward them to me (in french Please, because I do not understand English very well). Excuse me for not writing in English as I say I zero in English. Thank you, and thank you for taking the time to read my message And also if you can find me a solution. Thank you, thank you very very very much!! http://unnakenaorukavidhai.spaces.live.com/===> Please find my Poemes, THANKS THANKS! - To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Fri, 1 Feb 2008 07:16:22 +0530 Subject: Re: [arr] Please help me... who will do the translation from french, so that we can help you ! On 2/1/08, amsakutty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: http://unnakenaorukavidhai.spaces.live.com/ Salut à tous je ne sais pas trop l'anglais donc veuillez m'en excuser. J'ai un voeu qui me tiens à coeur, c'est que je voudrai transmettre un de mes poemes à AR.RAHMAN pour qu'il pour en fasse une chanson. Franchement c'est mon voeu le plus chère donc j'espère que vous m'aiderez à lui remettre mon poeme. Si vous avez une solution à ma situation et si vous pouvez faire quelques choses pour moi donc veuillez me tenir au courant le plus tot possible. Je vous transmettrai mon poeme dès que vous aurez une solution. Je veux vraiment que ce rêve se réalise pour moi et pour mon entourage surtout pour mes parents à qui je n'ai jamais lu mes poemes. Et aussi veux que mon écriture se fasse connaitre et cela grâce a AR.RAHMAN parce que je l'adore, je suis une grande (non non) une ENORME fan de AR.RAHMAN. Tous les jours j'ecoute ses chansons. Pour moi AR.RAHMAN c'est le meilleur qui uisse exister donc je veux que sa musique et mon écriture se fusionnent. PLS PLS, s'il vous plaît, help me, si vous faites cela pour moi je ne vous oublierai jamais. S'il vous plaît s'il vous plaît faites cela pour moi Si vous avez des nouvelles veuillez me les transmettre (en français s'il vous plaît, parce que je ne comprends pas très bien l'anglais). Excusez moi de ne pas avoir écris en anglais comme je vous l'ai dis je suis nul en anglais. Merci d'avance, et merci d'avoir pris du temps pour lire mon message et aussi si vous pouvez me trouvez une solution. Merci beaucoup, thank you very very very much http://unnakenaorukavidhai.spaces.live.com/===> veuillez trouvez mes poemes, MERCI THANKS!! -- regards, Vithur A.R.RAHMAN - MY BREATH & LIFE FORCE - Detailed profiles 4 marriage! Only at Shaadi.com Try it! -- regards, Vithur A.R.RAHMAN - MY BREATH & LIFE FORCE - Live the life in style with MSN Lifestyle. Check out! Try it now! - Sent from Yahoo! - a smarter inbox.
Re: [arr] Sony forgets ARR?
may be it is not the case of short mmory but something to do with the music rights? N Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Mr. Subramaniam certainly seems to have a short memory but unfortunately for him, we don't - Six years ago - Sony Music is taking its first big step into Tamil film soundtracks with an A R Rahman film called Kaadhal Virus (literally translated as love virus). Says Mr Shridhar Subramaniam, managing director, Sony Music India, The soundtrack of Kaadhal Virus is certainly amongst A R Rahmans best work in the recent past and has the potential to cross the language boundaries. And we are hoping that our successful association with Rahman continues with this album. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/arrahmanfans/message/29439 - Original Message From: Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, February 1, 2008 12:47:53 AM Subject: [arr] Sony forgets ARR? "Sony BMG India is marking its entry into the growing music market in Tamil Nadu by signing on Dhasavadhaaram." "Sony BMG India managing director Shridhar Subramaniam said, "It is a privilege for us to enter the Tamil music market with a project as grand and special as Dhasavadhaaram." Have they forgotten that Kadhal Virus was their entry into Tamil film music? And that they released Aayitha Ezhuthu? Or that they acquired Minsara Kanavu and Vandicholai Chinnarasu from AVM Audio? Sony BMG forays into Tamil music market - By Businessofcinema.com Team 30 January 2008, 09:27 PM MUMBAI: Sony BMG India is marking its entry into the growing music market in Tamil Nadu by signing on Dhasavadhaaram. Kollywood's leading producer and distributor V. Ravichandran's film Dhasavadhaaram stars Kamal Hassan. The music for the film has been given by Himesh Reshammiya. This is Reshammiya's debut in Kollywood. Confirming the release date of his film, Oscar Films' Ravichandran said, "Dhasavadhaaram is getting ready for a worldwide release on 10 April. It will be released in Tamil, Telugu and Hindi simultaneously, the number of prints and publicity campaign are being worked out." Sony BMG India managing director Shridhar Subramaniam said, "It is a privilege for us to enter the Tamil music market with a project as grand and special as Dhasavadhaaram. Being associated with Kamal Hassan and V Ravichandran in our very first Tamil project says a lot about the equity of Sony BMG, even in the markets where our presence has not been significant till recently." In Dhasavadhaaram Kamal Hassan has 10 different roles, countered by the heroine Asin's dual role in the movie. Mallika Sherawat dons an altogether different cap in this movie. She appears as a CIA agent while Jayapradha, the well-known character artiste, plays another important role in the movie. The movie has been edited by Ashmith Kunder. Also in the pipeline for Sony BMG are several non-film albums, one of which is by Yuvan Shankar. This marks Sony BMG's foray into the as-yet unexplored Tamil pop and non-film music space. - Sent from Yahoo! - a smarter inbox.
Re: [arr] Re: ARR apprehennsive - Cinefundas report
http://www.cinefund as.com/news/ a.r.-rehman- apprehensive. html It is from the above link... or did u mean something else? N Shah Navas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Can anyone post the source of the interview. Or did I miss it? I am just wondering what were ARR's actual words. These articles covering that interview is misleading in to believing that ARR has doubts over his work. Did anybody watch this interview, if it was telecasted? If so, kindly post what was the context or tone of Rahman. Thanks. On Jan 31, 2008 8:27 PM, Thineshan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I am 400% sure that all of these movies will become a super duper hit. already JA is a hit so thats a 100%, now i am still 300% sure, 100% for each movie. if he is apprehensive, then he will work that much harder and with these fine directors, nothing can go wrong unless the movie bombs at the BO, which is less likely since we are dealing with the 3 best of bollywood, ashutosh, subash, and rakesh. ghajini was already a major hit in tamil so i dont see why it wont be repeated since it has influence from Aamir. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > A.R. Rehman apprehensive > > [ Jan 30, 2008 ] > > A.R.Rehman, the music sensation of India, who reached the top in Indian > films with scores in Tal and Lagan and gave many memorable songs with > melodious tunes, is apprehensive about his success these days as he has four > blockbuster movies to be released at a stretch in 2008. > > The first is Jodha Akbar with Hrithik Roshan and Aishwarya Rai followed by > Subhash Ghai's Yuvraj, Rakesh Omprakash Mehra's Delhi 6 and Aamir Khan's > Ghajni . He is of the view that success is always followed by failure and > his prominence of fifteen years may be lost with the failure of any of these > movies. > > However, he is looking forward to Shankar's Robot with Rajanikanth and > Aishwarya Rai in lead, as he hasn't worked for a futuristic movie like this > so far. > Courtesy: Chitramala > http://www.cinefundas.com/news/a.r.-rehman-apprehensive.html > > -- > regards, > Vithur > > A.R.RAHMAN - MY BREATH & LIFE FORCE > - Sent from Yahoo! - a smarter inbox.
Re: [arr] Re: ARR's Standard Deviation - Part II - Aesthetic Judgment
:-) :-) Hi Shah Navas Thank you for posting replies... I'd even forgotton that I had written 'feelings or observations' . It was about midnight when I wrote the message and forgot to mention (as we all know) that Journals are on subscriptions, need editors plus reviewers and so on. But from the posts in the group I note that the members are very knowledgeable so it didn't matter if I missed a few things related to Journals. Neena Shah Navas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Oh no... I did not reply to that 'feeling or observation'. It was purely instinctive. :) On Jan 31, 2008 9:52 PM, Shah Navas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Great Idea Neena and a very thoughtful one too. Hope this reaches ARR or he already has this mind. On Jan 31, 2008 5:35 AM, neena kochhar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: "Neena and Raghu: I think above, I answered your interests and concerns regarding the request to start our own journal on ARR's music. Yes, Gops is already doing so much for this group and we can't ask any more of him. I think we just need to organize our resources already flowing through this forum and make them easily available and accessible to the thousands of fans who are a part of this group. I'm sure that would be something we can do fairly easily". Dear Dasum First of all I woud like to thank you for reading my e-mail and responding to it. Many a times I've posted but I observed and felt that no one ever reads my mails since generally there was no response to them although the same thread by some else was responded to. Oh no, now I am not complaining but as I just mentioned it is a mere observation and feeling. Secondly, I was off to a very important work meeting just after I replied to the e-mail about the journal. Let me clarify - I still believe that producing a Journal of music is a fantastic idea. Since ARR is opening the School ( I reiterate, I prefer the term Academy) of music, he (ARR) (or others working with him) could perhaps get in touch with a publisher who would be willing to publish this Journal (monthly like other journals). It will have articles on music and in that a section of readers letters which could include articles like your e-mail that many have responded to. The Journal would be on the line of for example: Journal of Experimental psychology Journal of Indoor Air Journal of Food Science and Technology and so on Its like Acedemia (ARR music School) and Publications going hand in hand. In this Journal (which could also be available on line - e-Journal) Various people in the music industry both in India and Abroad would contribute articles which will give insight to various aspects of music It would have latest newsrelated to the music circle, e.g. technology and software developments It would include a jobs section that could advertise jobs and this section would generate revenue It will have other general advertiement section, e.g music shops, intrument rpair shops... again to generate income. It would include information on seminars and lectures, workshops etc on music which people could attend free and /or by payment depending upon the nature of the talks... Poepe would of course have to buy the journal which again will generate income. He is an international figure and I am confident that people outside India would read and subscribe to the journal. I don't expect any one in this group to write this journal but I just wondered and wanted that perhaps those who are close to ARR suggest it to ARR and let him decide. His Music school is no mean feat and documentation survives the test of times. A journal on these lines will/could immortalise the teachings and open door to musical knowledge. Perhaps I am being naive here but as I not in India I don't know if such journals already exist and if they do how well do they do. I hope what I have written makes more sense now after this brief explanation above. Keep up the good work. Regards Neena Dasun Abeysekera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Dear Rahmaniacs, First of all, let me say I'm humbled by all the wonderful responses you have sent. I have saved each and every one of them and thought I'd use one email to respond to all of you. Anand: Yes, being in touch with your own spirit and its connectivity to all of life is the key to reaching higher consciousness - it is really about self-awareness. There is so much beauty to be experienced at each higher level and we need profound minds like Mozart and ARR, who push us subconsciously through their music and Einstein and Tolstoy, who illuminate the true nature of our universe and humanity to help us reach those levels consciously. Dinesh
Re: [arr] Master in red
You mean master in black against the red :-) very nice picture. suresh kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Master in red_1024x768 - Sent from Yahoo! - a smarter inbox.
RE: [arr] Re: ARR's Standard Deviation - Part II - Aesthetic Judgment
"Neena and Raghu: I think above, I answered your interests and concerns regarding the request to start our own journal on ARR's music. Yes, Gops is already doing so much for this group and we can't ask any more of him. I think we just need to organize our resources already flowing through this forum and make them easily available and accessible to the thousands of fans who are a part of this group. I'm sure that would be something we can do fairly easily". Dear Dasum First of all I woud like to thank you for reading my e-mail and responding to it. Many a times I've posted but I observed and felt that no one ever reads my mails since generally there was no response to them although the same thread by some else was responded to. Oh no, now I am not complaining but as I just mentioned it is a mere observation and feeling. Secondly, I was off to a very important work meeting just after I replied to the e-mail about the journal. Let me clarify - I still believe that producing a Journal of music is a fantastic idea. Since ARR is opening the School ( I reiterate, I prefer the term Academy) of music, he (ARR) (or others working with him) could perhaps get in touch with a publisher who would be willing to publish this Journal (monthly like other journals). It will have articles on music and in that a section of readers letters which could include articles like your e-mail that many have responded to. The Journal would be on the line of for example: Journal of Experimental psychology Journal of Indoor Air Journal of Food Science and Technology and so on Its like Acedemia (ARR music School) and Publications going hand in hand. In this Journal (which could also be available on line - e-Journal) Various people in the music industry both in India and Abroad would contribute articles which will give insight to various aspects of music It would have latest newsrelated to the music circle, e.g. technology and software developments It would include a jobs section that could advertise jobs and this section would generate revenue It will have other general advertiement section, e.g music shops, intrument rpair shops... again to generate income. It would include information on seminars and lectures, workshops etc on music which people could attend free and /or by payment depending upon the nature of the talks... Poepe would of course have to buy the journal which again will generate income. He is an international figure and I am confident that people outside India would read and subscribe to the journal. I don't expect any one in this group to write this journal but I just wondered and wanted that perhaps those who are close to ARR suggest it to ARR and let him decide. His Music school is no mean feat and documentation survives the test of times. A journal on these lines will/could immortalise the teachings and open door to musical knowledge. Perhaps I am being naive here but as I not in India I don't know if such journals already exist and if they do how well do they do. I hope what I have written makes more sense now after this brief explanation above. Keep up the good work. Regards Neena Dasun Abeysekera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Dear Rahmaniacs, First of all, let me say I'm humbled by all the wonderful responses you have sent. I have saved each and every one of them and thought I'd use one email to respond to all of you. Anand: Yes, being in touch with your own spirit and its connectivity to all of life is the key to reaching higher consciousness - it is really about self-awareness. There is so much beauty to be experienced at each higher level and we need profound minds like Mozart and ARR, who push us subconsciously through their music and Einstein and Tolstoy, who illuminate the true nature of our universe and humanity to help us reach those levels consciously. Dinesh: I will try to post some of my feelings on ARR and his music in the future as and when I find the time. I have always been grateful to Gopal and this forum, which when I joined had less than 200 fans, for giving me the opportunity to share the wealth of feelings that ARR had inculcated in me through his music first, then through his personality and thoughts. I'm happy to have woken you up from your slumber: as Kailash Kher says - Jaago! :) Padmini: The song I analyzed was Uyirum Neeye and not Kehna Hai Kya. Since there are so many new members here, I will re-post it. Perhaps, I need to load articles like these in a shared location in the group so that fans can read it at their leisure. I would love to have Swapnil's musical reviews in one place if possible too. As I always experience at work, good ideas just come and go because we don't store them in anything else, but emails, which are really hard to manage. Neena and Raghu: I think above,
Re: [arr] Re: Can someone define "living up to ARR's own standards"?
small correction in red ink... Hi Vij and Rano... may be this so called 'generation gap' is a mere 'generation continuum' and different members are at different parts/sections/ length of this continuum... . neena kochhar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Vij and Rano... may this so called 'generation gap' is a mere 'generation continuum' and different members are at different parts/sections/length of this continuum Vijay Iyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hey Rano, i definitely do agree to the 'generation' gap herewhoa !! and to think the only generation gap was between elders who used to listen to MSV and others and us lot who rediscovered film music with A R R..a lot of people who have tuned in to A R R s music should go back and listen to ALL his stuff between 92 and 97 I tried hard to replay all the songs in my mind and came up with these 3 for now..PAROTA PAROTA from Vandi Cholai Chinrasu, YEDUKU PONDATI from Keezaku Cheemayile and KOKU SAIDE KOKU from Muthu.all 3 are very very situational but very very 'different'..there was a phase where moviemakers and lyricists tried to overdo the jeans pant baggy pant bit (started from gentleman and then hit the pits with the track onu rendu moona da...from pudhiya manargal...notice the 1st stanza where the words jeans and baggy are used and the tune seems so completely in contrast !) and also overdose of elderly voices (again started from roja and then the track in muthu which ive mentioned above). On a different note, i ve been literally humming IN LAMHON KE DAMAN..from jodhaa and accidentally slipped into the interlude of SITIRA NILAVU from Vandi Cholai..if someone could mix and match and cut and paste, id love to hear how it would sound...me thinks it would fit perfectly atleast before the stanza where Madhushree starts off -Vijay On Jan 27, 2008 11:12 AM, Ranojoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Let me try to explain. For the first 5 years, between 1992 and 1996, almost none of the people here or ANYWHERE will be able to find 5 A R songs that they didn't like. Out of 25-30 albums. That's a high standard. Every phrase, every intro, every verse is astounding from that period. In Guru, the first interlude from Barso Re is phenomenal and no other composer is capable of that kind of music, and many fans think that A R is capable of sustaining that sort of quality over the length of the entire album, which may or may not happen because the songs are extremely situational nowadays. It is RIDICULOUS for anyone here to say that one cannot criticize this aspect of Rahman's music or that, because there are many many fans who have been there since the first song of A R R ever aired and before, and have a right to express their feelings. I am curious to know how old some of you are, because there seems to be a generational gap developing in this group :) --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "Chord" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I hear this phrase over and over and over in reviews. What does that > mean exactly? Is it purely subjective or are there elements of > Rahman's best works that can be operationalized? If ARR is a > progressive artist who doesn't stick to formulas, what exactly are his > standards that people expect him to adhere to album after album? > > I think it's the same dilemma for all suuccessful artists. You take > rock bands from the west, you hear so many comments about how their > earlier works outshine later works. "Oh, this group's music back in > the 70s was so much better than their work now". Their own success > haunts them down the road, if they let it. > > Let's take JA. If you want to compare elements of JA to his most > highly rated soundtracks of the past, there is good melody, amazing > musicianship, crystal clear sound, beautiful ornamentation and > attention to musical detail, haunting chords ahd harmonies, catchy > rhythms, and innovativeness. > > So, what's the problem? I get the feeling that no matter how > objectively good an ARR soundtrack will be, there will ALWAYS be folks > who say the phrase above. And I guarantee you that these same folks > would say he is repetitive if Rahman were indeed to go back to the Dil > Se or Taal mode or whatever mode they wish for. > - Sent from Yahoo! - a smarter inbox. - Support the World Aids Awareness campaign this month with Yahoo! for Good
Re: [arr] Re: ARR's Standard Deviation - Part II - Aesthetic Judgment - Journal on ARR's music - a fantastic idea..
Been reading these mails wih a lot of interest especailly as these happen to be very 'healthy' so far. Chord and Dasum weel strated and written. I would love to contribute to JA /senior members/originality discussions but will refrain for the moment. However just wanted to say that a Journal on ARR's music is a fantastic idea..Perhaps it could be associated with his school of music (I prefer the term Academy to school) to opened in the near future. The teachings from the ARR' Academy (shortened to: ARRA) could be 'journalised' (ARRAJ) and a section could be allocated to Fan's views/takes on ARR's music? Failing that or until the school opens, perhaps a magazine could be started by fans. Perhaps there is hidden talent amongst the members. arr_raghu I think you have just opened a pandora box of thoughts and hopefully some action will follow. If not then let me just say what an excellent idea arr_raghu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Dasun The writeup is beautiful. If only we have any scientific journal of rahman's music, we cd have published few good articles. OR at least how about some any music journal..search if there are any which suit our discussions in this group. Raghu --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Dasun Abeysekera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Aesthetic Judgment (Taste) > > I don't have to tell you that ARR's taste is of the highest possible kind compared with composers of all time. I mean how many composers the world-over has ever had the privilege of being compared to the ideal of Mozart, let alone being called one? Not even the kings of melody of the West Richard Rogers (of The Sound of Music (59) fame) Sir Francis Lai (Love Story (1970)), Maurice Jarr (Dr. Zhivago (1965)), or even Ennio Morricone, who have written some of the most soulful and moving music I have ever heard, have been told they are like Mozart, at least not to my knowledge. Most music lovers, and all great minds, Leo Tolstoy and Albert Einstein among them, have acknowledged unanimously that Mozart's music is the most perfect and the most universal imagined, no, let me use the word conjured, by any human being; because imagination, to many, could still mean there's some conscious involvement in that process of creation; perhaps, it is still a conscious process, but it is a far superior sense of consciousness that, by average human standards, it cannot be called one. If anybody here has seen the Oscar-winning movie Amadeus (84) by Milos Forman, you can see why it is so: Mozart's music, to use a phrase Einstein once used, seems like have simply been `plucked out of the universe'; the great scientist who adored Mozart and used to play his Sonatas on his little violin when he wanted a break from his scientific pursuits, says that compared to Mozart, Beethoven's music feels `too personal, almost naked.' Tolstoy, in his polemical book `What is Art?' destroys the kind of conscious creativity that he believes Beethoven and the followers of the Romantic movement that he charted, Richard Wagner, for example, brought about to Europe, overthrowing the musical dominance of the spontaneous and universal music of Mozart. > > In essence, Mozart's music and its perfection are not a result of conscious processing, they come from a superior sense of natural harmony and an extremely rare capability of letting go of one's self and connecting with the universal spirit and listening to it in all its infinite beauty. There cannot be a more fitting description of ARR's music and how he has conjured his magical output over the years; and it is no accident that the West would offer up their ideal for comparison with the best the East has offered to date. That sort of taste, a sincere kinship with the natural harmony and beauty of the universe, with God, if you will, years in an industry cannot fade away or dilute, and, if anything, I can confidently say that ARR's taste has, over the years, been refined like fine old wine, and I have not witnessed an instance where his aesthetic judgment, given the proper opportunities, has faltered beyond identification. In his choice of movies, directors, and lyrics, there maybe exceptions, but I will address these in a later category. > > It is difficult to pin down one or two works from the 92-96 period in which, like Rano said, beauty oozed out of every single phrase that he weaved, but I will pick two of my favorite songs `Kannalane' from Bombay (95) and `Uyirum Neeye' from Pavitra (94) in which I think ARR achieves the highest form of perfection. Sometime back, I analyzed the beauty of the song Uyirum Neeye from a conceptual viewpoint, so if anybody is interested, let me know and I will send it to you or post it on the forum. Kannalane (or Kehna Hai Kya), I hear, has entered the music textbooks in certain parts of the world (Canada, if I recall correctly)! Yes, these are songs of superior beauty that they have that universal appeal that Tolstoy hailed as the finest
Re: [arr] Re: Can someone define "living up to ARR's own standards"?
Hi Vij and Rano... may this so called 'generation gap' is a mere 'generation continuum' and different members are at different parts/sections/length of this continuum Vijay Iyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hey Rano, i definitely do agree to the 'generation' gap herewhoa !! and to think the only generation gap was between elders who used to listen to MSV and others and us lot who rediscovered film music with A R R..a lot of people who have tuned in to A R R s music should go back and listen to ALL his stuff between 92 and 97 I tried hard to replay all the songs in my mind and came up with these 3 for now..PAROTA PAROTA from Vandi Cholai Chinrasu, YEDUKU PONDATI from Keezaku Cheemayile and KOKU SAIDE KOKU from Muthu.all 3 are very very situational but very very 'different'..there was a phase where moviemakers and lyricists tried to overdo the jeans pant baggy pant bit (started from gentleman and then hit the pits with the track onu rendu moona da...from pudhiya manargal...notice the 1st stanza where the words jeans and baggy are used and the tune seems so completely in contrast !) and also overdose of elderly voices (again started from roja and then the track in muthu which ive mentioned above). On a different note, i ve been literally humming IN LAMHON KE DAMAN..from jodhaa and accidentally slipped into the interlude of SITIRA NILAVU from Vandi Cholai..if someone could mix and match and cut and paste, id love to hear how it would sound...me thinks it would fit perfectly atleast before the stanza where Madhushree starts off -Vijay On Jan 27, 2008 11:12 AM, Ranojoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Let me try to explain. For the first 5 years, between 1992 and 1996, almost none of the people here or ANYWHERE will be able to find 5 A R songs that they didn't like. Out of 25-30 albums. That's a high standard. Every phrase, every intro, every verse is astounding from that period. In Guru, the first interlude from Barso Re is phenomenal and no other composer is capable of that kind of music, and many fans think that A R is capable of sustaining that sort of quality over the length of the entire album, which may or may not happen because the songs are extremely situational nowadays. It is RIDICULOUS for anyone here to say that one cannot criticize this aspect of Rahman's music or that, because there are many many fans who have been there since the first song of A R R ever aired and before, and have a right to express their feelings. I am curious to know how old some of you are, because there seems to be a generational gap developing in this group :) --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "Chord" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I hear this phrase over and over and over in reviews. What does that > mean exactly? Is it purely subjective or are there elements of > Rahman's best works that can be operationalized? If ARR is a > progressive artist who doesn't stick to formulas, what exactly are his > standards that people expect him to adhere to album after album? > > I think it's the same dilemma for all suuccessful artists. You take > rock bands from the west, you hear so many comments about how their > earlier works outshine later works. "Oh, this group's music back in > the 70s was so much better than their work now". Their own success > haunts them down the road, if they let it. > > Let's take JA. If you want to compare elements of JA to his most > highly rated soundtracks of the past, there is good melody, amazing > musicianship, crystal clear sound, beautiful ornamentation and > attention to musical detail, haunting chords ahd harmonies, catchy > rhythms, and innovativeness. > > So, what's the problem? I get the feeling that no matter how > objectively good an ARR soundtrack will be, there will ALWAYS be folks > who say the phrase above. And I guarantee you that these same folks > would say he is repetitive if Rahman were indeed to go back to the Dil > Se or Taal mode or whatever mode they wish for. > - Sent from Yahoo! - a smarter inbox.
Re: [arr] A community service?
but it is now disabled! kaissiom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi All, I'm always humbled by the encouragement and support I have received from the group members over time. Below, is another one of those I received form Lali Singh this morning, reminding me of my 'briefcase' share link: http://briefcase.yahoo.com/bc/kaissiom As a community service/announcement: I would like to let you know that I'm going to mark my briefcase private soon. Therefore, help yourself to any gems that may be missing from your library. Although, I would like to add that there's not much in the briefcase, it's some of my older extracts. But like they say... "One person's trash is another person's treasure." Speaking of trash, imagine all the music Rahman must have trashed, thinking it is not "good enough", being the perfectionist he is. Wow, but also knowing that Rahman is smart, I would imagine he is storing his trash somewhere 'safe'. Anyways, just a food for thought :) Regards, Wasim. --- <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Wow, Lali Singhji, I had completely forgotten about > that link. Thanks for bringing old memories back. > And it is also a reminder for me to mark those > folders 'private'. I'm glad I'm of any service to > the fan community. You should really thank the > music of Rahman and the likes of Gops and Vijay and > other who have brought us fans together. > > And for Rahman's birthday, I wasn't planning on > doing anything, but I might just do as you suggest, > we'll see. > > Thanks, > Wasim. > > Singh Lali <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Wasim bhai, > > Where are you these days? Haven't seen any new BGMs > from you? I've been a great fan of your work you > have > provided us with great bgm masterpieces from our > boss. > Thanks a million for that. Although I have almost > all the things you have provided, I really from the > bottom of my heart thank you for Roja dvd quality > song. I finally gotto listen to it on bose and wow > man thanks to you and Rahman I was able to listen to > my favorite in pure bliss. I know you have stopped > sharing but please just share one more song with me > - > ANY CHOR CHOR song!!! please. > > Anyways the reason I contacted you is because I was > cleaning up my computer and found some old shared > links form fangroup. I have your breifcase link > also, > I must have never checked the link... I found a lost > treasure so to say, I downloaded all them... thanks > for the share man. > > Please post a bgm or dvd quality song for Rahman's > b'day. > > best Regards. - Sent from Yahoo! - a smarter inbox.
Re: [arr] Re: WHAT does this mean?
I second that wholeheartedly. Nag do see SLBs films they are woth a watch. Gomtesh Upadhye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: finally a sane post. Gomzy On 10/1/07, Nagaraj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Friends, I guess this group is filled with extremely sensitive people.. I think SJB's comments dont have any relation absolutely to him liking rahman or him hating rahman. SJB has just expressed his love for Monty. What SJB has said? He has said that he doesnt need a person of Rahman's stature ( ie is a champion composer like our boss) to compose music. This implies that SJB has used our boss in a kind of superlative degree and not in derogative sense. Its like a cricket coach encouraging his key student by saying 'u are capabale of batting as well as tendulkar or bradman.' That statement is not meant to underrate Tendulkar or bradman but to encourage the student. That kid(monty) is composing for a big movie first time. Its natural for anyone to encourage him as much as possible. And in that context our boss was used so that monty gets encouraged the most. Hindsight its indirect compliment to our boss I guess.. Note: I am not a fan of SJB. I have not watched a single movie of that guy. But on this topic I just felt we were making so much of noise for no reason. Guru bakthi of us just overflowed a bit i guess :) Just my opinion..Please give some thoughts.. Regards, S.V.Nagaraj --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "jibandevta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > This I found on one site ..an Interview piece with > Monty Sharma..Saawariya's music composer.. > "The compliment I cherish the most came from Sanjayji. He said he > didn't need a Rahman or anyone else. He said he had found his Rahman in > me. He said, 'Monty is a complete composer and I don't see music beyond > Monty". > > Does it mean Bhansali hate Rahman?..I think he is sceptic about Rahman. > want your views. > -- Regards Gomtesh V Upadhye - Yahoo! Answers - Get better answers from someone who knows. Tryit now.
Re: [arr] My last rambling on Saawariya
Dear Gopal Well summarised and I agree 100% about the tolerance factor. Hopefully this topic shall now rest and give way to more constructive debate about ARR's MUSIC. Dare I say that in one of the promos I could hear drums as played in Taal's - taal se taal mila - the fast version sang by Sukhwinder. Am I the only one to hear ARR's ressonance in Saawariya's promos? Waiting very patiently for Jodha Akbar - which I have absolutely no doubt will be a craftman's work of art, blending the old with the new very neatly and seamlessly. Neena Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Both sides of the divide have a right to exist but some tolerance of the other view is necessary here. If ARR's fans are snobs or not is up for debate, but the reaction to Saawariya is certainly not coming out of insecurity. The music has received mixed reviews with many known aficionados of music not taking to it kindly. I, for one, thought Omkara was the best soundtrack of last year, even ahead of Rang De Basanti and there is no shame in admitting it. ARR did so himself. And everyone is free to choose what they want to listen to but I am certain that ARR wouldn't put the craftsman ahead of the craft. ARR's music is still a tiny drop in a mighty ocean. - Original Message From: Roshan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2007 6:52:36 AM Subject: Re: [arr] My last rambling on Saawariya may be we all put a filter in our emails so anything pertaining to other musicians or music directors will be deleted :p. how about that ? or even better.. a special kind of ear-plug that will filter out all kinds of music except rahman's :) On 9/26/07, Chord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Um, excuse me. Please kindly show me the words that I used in your reference to "forcing my opinions on others". I expressed my opinions assertively, but never did I once say that everyone has to agree with me or that not liking Saawariya is wrong. I said that I have a hard time understanding why some think it's boring, but I am understanding this viewpoint more and more now and I accept it. The rest of the world can hate this album and I will still love it and have no problem with that. You guys are so insecure. And you are also incorrect in assuming that Saawariya is the best album this year for me. I said it was probably in my top 3. Give it a rest guys. I want to move on. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, $*$ PaVaN $*$ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thulsi, i dont think hes new to the group..watever..Mr.Chord,no need to baffle,no need to think too much,we all accept your view and your opinion that saawariya is the best album for you this year,but dont try to force your opinion on others...thts wat you are doingpls stop that.. > > Thulasi Ram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: if u r here to say something about other MD's albums alone, then this is not the right place. u seem to be new to the group. let me see what u write when an ARR album releases. m saying this to u because there r few in this group who mail/reply only when there is a non-arr topic or speaking about other MD's.. so, let me not jump upon u now as i think u havent been here when an ARR album is released. let me see what ur take for JA is... > > On 9/26/07, Chord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Different opinions will be abound. Saawariya is quickly turning into > a top 3 favorite this year along with Guru and Eklavya. One person's > boring and tedious is another person's haunting, soulful, enchanting, > and soothing. It just baffles me how so many of you find this > soundtrack boring and tedious, while acknowledging some hangovers and > similar sounding songs. There is a lot of quiet space in this > soundtrack, which I find so refreshing. There is so much beautiful > music, crisp arrangements, delicate ornamentation, soothing melodies, > haunting alaaps, ethnic sounds, subtle soundscapes. I agree there are > weaknesses, but it seems that most are ignoring the hard work put into > this soundtrack by a relatively debutant MD. As a music composer > myself, I can empathize and relate very well how difficult it is to > live up to expectations. It's got to be tough when you have an > egotistical director like SLB constantly nosing his weight and > influence on his music preferences. Saawariya to me has an enchanting > old world charm to its sound and very raaga based with poignant > melodies, and while I agree that there may not be many takers due to > this, it's what makes this soundtrack special amidst an overabundance > of noisy, massala, rhythm oriented soundtracks. Thank goodness for > soundtracks like Saawariya the remind us of the soulful and soothing > side to good music, and pay some tribute to the old world evergreen era. > > Final suggestion: Listen to Saawariya on headphones to hear the > delicate arrangements. > > --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogrou
Re: [arr] arr video
Thank you Shamil for the video. It was good to see the photos in a stream and choice of music is also very good. Enjoyed pray for my brother a I had not been able to listen to it before now. Shamil Sharif <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:..for those who did n't watch. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kfn6e1S9Jl0 Animated Letters - Got a little couch potato? Check out fun summer activities for kids. - Yahoo! Answers - Get better answers from someone who knows. Tryit now.
Re: [arr] so cute !
Really nice and funny too. Thanks for sharing. N Jai Kothari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: jst bk frm out of town...saw the videoits so surprisingnd its so cutereally made my day. "Jaihari Prasad P.G." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: really So cuut.. Yongest fan of A.R.Rahman found... great.:) :) :) Have a nice day!!! On 7/13/07, mayahgr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=314W-WjCIIk&mode=related&search= -- Have a nice day!!! Yours truly, P.G.Jaihari Prasad - Unlimited freedom, unlimited storage. Get it now - Inbox full of unwanted email? Get leading protection and 1GB storage with All New Yahoo! Mail.
Re: [arr] Translation of BBC Urdu article.
Hi Amit Thank you so much for the translated article. NK Thulasi Ram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: great job amit.. thanx a ton for sharing the article On 7/10/07, Amith Chandhran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: This writer called Rabah Nazki once happened to travel to Chennai by the business class; and surprisingly found the person sitting besides him was A. R. Rahman! Here is what he has written about AR he observed during the journey. Long back this article was shared in the group. I could not translate it then. The original article is written in Urdu, and is posted here. This is the free-hand translation of the same article. I am not translating the article word-to-word due to the lack of time and the limitations of the translation. But don't worry, am taking care that you don't miss the important content in its pure form! Enjoy, comments from Urdu knowing people, like Jawad, Silal and others are welcome.. -- A. R. Rahman is a combination of innocence of a child and simplicity of a saint. I recently met him on Mumbai to Chennai trip. When I introduced myself to him, he noticed the similarity in my name and that of Rabah Basri's, and in no time, we started talking. He was very frank; in fact; our conversation started in the air travel and ended in his home in Chennai! Far away from the material world: What I realized thru the conversation about him is that he is far away from the material world. He started talking on spirituality by saying "Whenever the plane takes off, I think this would be my last journey of life". He went further describing how music and spirituality go hand in hand. "You cannot take one out of the other. Music lets you look inside within you. It takes you on such a high, far away from this material world, and moreover, it also takes you nearer to the God. You feel the purification that takes place within you while listening to music. Maybe this is the reason why music is sometimes called an integral part of devotion of Dhikr and Ibaadat." "We used Sufiana music in Chhaiyyan Chhaiyyan from Dil Se.. and people appreciated it a lot. That is only because; Sufiana music is all about devotion. People can easily relate to it. Music cannot be created on conditions. According to me, while creating any form of art, the only thing which should be taken care of is that it should be perfect piece of craft. We should do our best to get the perfection." Only because of my mother: Whatever I am today is only because of my mother. I can never forget what she has done for us. After my father passed away, she insisted that I join the music. She had seen a dream for me and she has worked very hard for that dream to come true. She was more confident than anyone else that I'd be a musician sometime. She knows what's right and what's wrong for our family better than anyone else. She has a great intuition. There is something divine about her". Spirituality and religion: "For me religion is like an instruction manual. You know the instruction manuals which come with mobile phones? I think religion is something like that. It is an instruction manual for the human beings, to make them the perfect human beings." "Religion teaches us a lot: regarding many things in life. It teaches maintaining the relations with others; heading to the right path in life; thinking in a better way and almost everything. If we follow the things perfectly we will certainly be happy in our lives, and will have mental peace." "Prophet Mohammad (P.B.U.H.) has once said, listen to your inner voice, and it will guide you, it will tell you the rights and wrongs. The God is within us, and we are the most closer-ones to the God. Only necessary thing is to know about yourself and your needs." "In this modern age, every person should try to follow his own religion perfectly. And the teaching of all the religions is in fact one and the same. That is- loving others and spreading the peace! Is it not?" Music is what I breathe: "Music runs through my blood vessels. The very first show ever in my life - in which I had performed - was conducted when I was about 11 years old. Being in music since my childhood, I knew that success doesn't come all of a sudden, but it comes gradually. People started appreciating my music very slowly, after listening to it through the radio programs, television shows; live shows and later in the films. Couple of years ago, I felt that the live concerts are much more exciting and stimulating for the audience as well as our musicians. I feel the audience shares the music running thru my blood vessels. This is the feeling which helps the musicians to grow." "Music is devotion only. Music itself is a language, which everyone can understand. It gives peace. Music is the language of spirituality which knows no boundaries. Music is beyond all religions, castes, and
Re: [arr] Donwload Link for Taj Anthem
Thank you Nithin. Have a good day. Neena. Nithin Sujathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Guys, Below is the link to donwload lyrics, mp3 & video of Taj Anthem,... http://taj.indiainfo.com/download/ With Best Regards, Nithin Sujathan - Yahoo! oneSearch: Finally, mobile search that gives answers, not web links. - All New Yahoo! Mail Tired of unwanted email come-ons? Let our SpamGuard protect you.
Re: [arr] Unbelievable, truly WOW.... DVD Quality: Roja song uploaded!!
Hi Wasim Excellent quality. I haven't stoppd listening to it since yesterday . Thank you so much. Rgds. Neena lalisingh20 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Crystal clear sound, it's a treasure. It is just amazing, fortunate to listen to Roja in this quality coz it's 13 years old. I could hear everything clearly. Thanks a million kaissiom. Please share more songs like this with us or send me a CD, I'm willing to pay. or please show how you get this quality. we should have a vote on a popular song and have kaissiom upload just one more song with this quality. we have heard a slow, few intruments song, we want one that is fast and alot of instuments, may be humma. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Jai Kothari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > hey wasimi downloaded the songi find a huge difference in the two songs i comparedi find the accoustics nd the hormonics of the songs changedespecially whn the vocals of rahman startsthrs a huge difference...looking forward to get more songs from u > > kaissiom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello Rahmaniacs, > > I've posted the song online. Please provide feedback, share the > experience, and let me know if you agree with me on the quality. > > I can not explain in words.. the experience of listening to certain > songs in this quality, the most notable experience of euphoria > occurred while listening to the following songs: > > - Mustafa Mustafa (I had never heard the bass like that) > - Urvashi Urvahsi > - Humma Humma > - Dil hai sanam (Chor Chor) > > Tip: Your computer or ipod may not be best equipped to listen to this > format. If that is the case, I highly recommend burning the song onto > a CD and listening to it on a high end system. > > Some technical details to keep in mind: > - Volume levels on this audio is lower than most other formats, due to > the averaging logic, I don't want to get into details. > > - High quality means already high levels of treble and bass. If you > have an amp, set it to modest settings. I don't want to get blamed, > if you blow up your speakers :) > > Please read before downloading: > > By clicking on the following link you are certifying that you > currently own the original copy, CD/Tape of the Song: Chhoti Si Aasha > From: Roja(Hindi). The content provided to you for downloading is > strictly for backup purposes. I, Kaissiom, certify that I own the > original content and make duplicates for backup purposes only. By > downloading the content, you certify that you currently own the > original content and want to protect it from possible damage. This is > a free service, I'm not selling you music or distributing music, I'm > only providing backups of the music you already own. I, Kaissiom, will > not be held accountable for the downloader's use of my backups. If you > sell, trade, or forfeit your ownership of your original software, you > agree to destroy the CDR or any digital backups of that title. You > take full responsibility for your own actions when using these > back-ups and release Kaissiom from all liabilities, which may arise - > expressed, written, or implied. By downloading the content, you are > complying with these regulations. This allows me (Kaissiom) to > duplicate, and you (a consumer) to receive the right to use my > backups. All trademarks and copyrights are owned by the respective > third parties. > > Link: > > http://www.sharebigfile.com/file/177835/Chhoti-Si-Aasha-Highest-Quality--zip.html > > Enjoy! > > Regards, > Wasim. > > > > > > > - > Looking for people who are YOUR TYPE? Find them here! > - New Yahoo! Mail is the ultimate force in competitive emailing. Find out more at the Yahoo! Mail Championships. Plus: play games and win prizes.
Re: [arr] DVD-Audio: anyone interested?
Hi Kaissiom This is surely is rhetorical question coz any fan of ARR music would obviuosly say 'YES PLEASE' :-) Rgds. Neena lalisingh20 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Kaissiom, Very good write up, I never thought of it that way. We really miss your BGMs and medley. One thing we know is that you never let us down in the quality department. Cant' wait until you share this song, what song are you going to share? Please let us know. ARR rocks! --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Aravind AM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Wasim... > > You really rock man.. i am interested in the HQ DVD audio... pls share it with me... cant wait for it!! > > Aravind > > kaissiom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello Rahmaniacs, > > It was a couple of years back that I accidentally or unintentionally > came across a method of fetching *voiceless* BGMs. And > co-incidentally, at around the same time our dear friend AJ (where are > you AJ?) also discovered another way of doing the same thing. It was > music to the ears and treat for the fans. We've come a long way > since, many other wonderful people in the group have joined the BGM > frenzy since. I admit, I have become selfish enough to keep the newer > BGMs to myself for quite some time now, but there are multiple reasons > for that, which could be the subject of a whole another topic. But > this time around, it's another breakthrough, DVD-Quality music. > > In my personal opinion, in this "i-pod" age, there are 3 types of > music listeners in general: > A) People that are size conscious (due to the limitations of the > hard-drive on their i-pod/computer) > > B) People that are quality conscious (want the best quality regardless > of size) > > C) People that are neither type-A nor type-B and basically have no > preference and could care less about the technical details. > > Well, I happen to be a hardcore type-B person. And if you happen to > be type-B, carry on reading, and if you are not type-B, but still > interested, you are also welcome. > > I could care less about the size on my hard-drive, as long as I can > grab hold of the highest quality Rahman music out there. It is a > pretty straight forward logic, as the size of the song goes down, the > quality goes down. Although, the 5 MB, 128 kpbs song sounds great and > you can't tell the difference on your ipod, the difference becomes > quite noticeable on a hi-fi system or when playing the music on loud > volume. I personally store Rahman's music at the highest quality on > my computer or my "ipod" (I actually don't like ipods, I have a > Creative Zen M, if you want quality, I would recommend Creative). The > huge file sizes do reduce the number of songs I can have, but going > with a bigger HD takes care of that problem. > > So, in my pursuit of "high quality" Rahman music, I had yet another > breakthrough DVD-Quality music. I have been quietly, one at a time, > ripping DVD music of all of my Rahman DVDs. Let's not forget that we > already have the highest-quality audio available in the market for > these movies in form of original Audio CDs. But the DVD audio I'm > ripping is unarguably superior. I now have 3 x each of Rahman's > songs. 1) in highest quality mp3 format, 2) in Audio CD format, 3) in > DVD music format. Yes, call me a Rah-maniac, when I said I'm a > hardcore type-B person, I meant it. > > Just based on simple logic of relation between file size and quality > here's how they stack up: Example, Chotti si Aasha from Roja, run > time: Approximately 5 minutes. > > 1) Highest quality mp3 format, 320 kbps: > File Size(approx.): 11.3 MB > > 2) Audio CD, wav format: > File Size(approx.): 48.3 MB > > 3) DVD-Quality audio, wma format: > File Size(approx.): 81.2 MB > > Well, does it really make a difference? You have to listen to it to > believe it. You can hear all the minute details and all instruments > in back quite clearly. The highs are sharper and the basses are > lower. I mean I could talk all about it, but unless you hear it, you > won't know. > > Well, assuming that we are all Rahman fans on this group, and assuming > that all of the "fans" should at least have Roja in their collection, > I'm hesitantly willing to sharing ONE song from Roja in DVD quality. > Why you may ask? Because I would hate to keep the gem to myself. It > is an experience every fan should experience. I can not describe it > in words...the joy of listening to Roja, Chor Chor, Bombay, Sapnay, > Duet, etc. in DVD Quality music. > > What triggered my quest for this High-quality sound was that one post > on this group, where someone posted a Thiruda Thiruda song and claimed > it was DVD audio. I got excited, downloaded it, listened to it and I > could swear it can not be DVD quality audio, because the sound on the > Audio CD was definitely better. That was it! I decided to find out > what DVD quality audio would really sound like. I'm actually very > happy with my discovery, although it means more hard-drive
Re: [arr] Found Rahmanonline.com at web.archive.org
Hi Vinod Thank you. Yo r right, I did enter the site as rahmanonline.com. The second link definitely works. Rgds. Neena vinod sagar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Neena, You entered the site as rahmanonline.com, enter it as www.rahmanonline.com or click on the link below http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.rahmanonline.com Regards Vinod neena kochhar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Vinod, Sorry the link/pasting did not work. Got the message pasted below. Neena. [input] Enter Web Address: [input]All 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 [input] Adv. Search 0 pages found for http://rahmanonline. com/ Sorry, no matches. Keep in mind... There is no text search. Enter a web address in the box above. Click here to search for all pages on rahmanonline. com/ See the FAQs for more info and help, or contact us. - Home | Help Internet Archive | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy vinod sagar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi All, I just searched for rahmanonline.com and found the following: Logon on to http://web.archive.org and type the site name www.rahmanonline.com at "Take me Back": "Presto" all the links to the archive pages of rahmanonline.com are displayed. The pages are available from 2000-2004. Regards Sagar - Got a little couch potato? Check out fun summer activities for kids. - Yahoo! Mail is the world's favourite email. Don't settle for less, sign up for your free account today. - Looking for a deal? Find great prices on flights and hotels with Yahoo! FareChase. - Yahoo! Mail is the world's favourite email. Don't settle for less, sign up for your freeaccount today.
Re: [arr] Important information while voting for TAJ
Hi Thulasi When I did what you asked us to do I got the following msg! Rgds. Neena --> Vote WORLD TOUR Inside N7W Press & News Shop Kids & Schools MyWonder Vote online Vote via phone How to vote Frequently Asked Questions Want to be a champion? for the New 7 Wonders of the World Thank you for your votes! You have just made history with New7Wonders. Attention Your vote was already successfully counted. Also note that, while you can only vote once online, you can submit an additional vote for your single most favorite candidate and buy a certificate featuring this monument, and you can also vote by telephone. You have voted for these candidates Angkor Colosseum Eiffel Tower Kiyomizu Temple Kremlin / St. Basil Stonehenge Taj Mahal In addition, you can vote for A favorite candidate and receive a New7Wonders Certificate (US$2) Invite Your Friends Send us your comments Logout view a sample certificate The New 7 Wonders of the World will be announced during the Official Declaration ceremony in Lisbon, Portugal on Saturday, July 7, 2007 - 07.07.07. Back to Top © 2000-2007 NewOpenWorld Foundation. Imprint Terms & Conditions All rights reserved. Thulasi Ram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: All- After selecting the 7 wonders from the site http://taj.indiainfo.com/ you will get an email confirmation. REMEMBER THAT YOU HAVEN'T CAST YOUR VOTE YET!!! You have to open the email and click the link for one more formality (like typing your name etc..) and then click VOTE.. Only, now you have casted your vote.. So, keep this in mind while voting.. Questions??? - All New Yahoo! Mail Tired of unwanted email come-ons? Let our SpamGuard protect you.
Re: [arr] Found Rahmanonline.com at web.archive.org
Thanks Sarathy, I did exactly that twice but got the error msg. However, when I click on the link provided by you it works. May be there is glich somewhere when I type the request in the box near take me back window. Rgds. Neena Sarathy S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: It works. he clearly says to type www. in the box near take me back. and u get this link as presented below :- check this link having different dates access & updates. u can view according to dates. star marked denotes site updated on that date. these archives appear only with text, graphics & with few images & not all images available. http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.rahmanonline.com neena kochhar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Vinod, Sorry the link/pasting did not work. Got the message pasted below. Neena. [input] Enter Web Address: [input]All 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 [input] Adv. Search 0 pages found for http://rahmanonline. com/ Sorry, no matches. Keep in mind... There is no text search. Enter a web address in the box above. Click here to search for all pages on rahmanonline. com/ See the FAQs for more info and help, or contact us. - Home | Help Internet Archive | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy vinod sagar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi All, I just searched for rahmanonline.com and found the following: Logon on to http://web.archive.org and type the site name www.rahmanonline.com at "Take me Back": "Presto" all the links to the archive pages of rahmanonline.com are displayed. The pages are available from 2000-2004. Regards Sagar - Got a little couch potato? Check out fun summer activities for kids. - Yahoo! Mail is the world's favourite email. Don't settle for less, sign up for your free account today. - Get the free Yahoo! toolbar and rest assured with the added security of spyware protection. - Need a vacation? Get great deals to amazing places on Yahoo! Travel. - Yahoo! Answers - Got a question? Someone out there knows the answer. Tryit now.
Re: [arr] Found Rahmanonline.com at web.archive.org
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Re: [arr] Shankar Mahadevan, Sivamani on ARR and the talent hunt!!!
Thank you so much. Enjoyed the video. Neena Thulasi Ram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=815197611257255421 too good! catch ARR, Shankar Mahadevan, Sivamani in the later half of the video - Yahoo! Answers - Got a question? Someone out there knows the answer. Tryit now.
Re: [arr] My dedication to ARR uncle for the movie Sivaji
Dear Krishnababu ji You are welcome and also congratulations to you for encouraging Satya to persue his music. Best wishes for the forthcoming concert on the 19th and for those after as well. Look forward to more tunes from him. Reagrds to you and love and best wishes to Satya Neena T Krishnababu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Dear All, I am Krishnababu, Sathya's father and we sincerely thank every one of you who had taken time to listen and send your wishes & comments on Sathya's effort in performing a track of Sri AR Rehman. We are overwhelmed on this response with the Phone calls and email wishes and yes Sathya will be presenting few more numbers performed with his keyboard. I shall upload same and give links to this great forum. Sathya also performed this song live on stage yesterday in a private concert with Sridhar on drums, Suri on Bass guitar & Arjun Ganesh on Mrudhangam. The audience were thrilled on same as probably it was the first time hey were listening to this song or seeing it played live. Thanks to ARR for this great composition. I am also pleased to inform that Sathya is to perform a Carnatic on Keyboard Concert in DOHA at Indian Cultural Centre, Doha on the 20th April evening at 6pm. If any one of you are DOHA pls try and attend this concert and bless him. Fyi we will there on the 19th April and if you can forward your email id may be we can meet up at the hotel and probably Sathya can perform for the great fans of ARR an exclusive demo of ARR songs on his board - live. Thnaking you once again for the great support extended and i am sure this will keep Sathya growing in the right direction. With best regards Krishnasbabu + 91 94443 90193 - Yahoo! Answers - Got a question? Someone out there knows the answer. Tryit now.
Re: [arr] Shauk Hain - CLEAR version
Dear Thulasi Thank you and thanks to Sharad for the clear version of the song. When I watched the filmthis song was a lot longer than the clip you have done for us all. I expect we have to wait for the DVD to release to get our hands on it. In a way I am dissappointed that this song is not featured on the OST CD coz if it was, it would have been heard on almost all the radio stations at least here in the UK. It would have made the GURU soundtrack even more appealing here in the UK. It would also have been good to have Guru Bhai on the OST cd. Regards Neena Thulasi Ram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: given below is the link for the uk hain song. it is edited by one of my friends sharad sreenivas (ofcourse a rahmaniac).. even i wonder how he was able to get a clear version.. anyway, here it is! enjoy.. if u r unable to download, send me an email.. i will send it to you! http://d.turboupload.com/d/1492317/shauk_hain_guru.mp3.html or http://d.turboupload.com/de/1492317/012q8f2973.html - Copy addresses and emails from any email account to Yahoo! Mail - quick, easy and free. Do it now...
Re: [arr] Guru End Credits theme
Thank you Shahul. How did you get it? shahul hameed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: http://www.MegaShare.com/100673 - New Yahoo! Mail is the ultimate force in competitive emailing. Find out more at the Yahoo! Mail Championships. Plus: play games and win prizes.
Re: [arr] Re: Taran Adarsh on Guru, and its BO
Could it have something to do with Amitabh Bachchan? Pravinder Sheoran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: hey guys DID SUN RISE FROM WEST TODAY or my mind have started thinking in opposite way how come this so called FILM BHAGAT is speaking in favour of mani sir there must be something going on that is compelling this guy to speak this way otherwise its not the first time that mani sir and rahman sir have come with good work but its first time this guy is speaking thia way i just wana warn you guys that do not listen to him coz next time he can hurt your expectations very badly PRAVINDER --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "vinodraju2k" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Indian B.O.: 'Guru' strong in parts! > By Taran Adarsh > > As a hardcore cinema bhakt, I have witnessed a number of films since > I could remember. I have rarely gone for repeat viewings even if the > film had won my heart. But certain films compel you to watch them > again, and again, and again. > > I remember watching Hrishikesh Mukherjee's ABHIMAAN in three > consecutive shows [3 p.m., 6 p.m., 9 p.m.] at Padma theatre, > Ernakulam [Kerala], when I was a kid. I recall watching Ramesh > Sippy's SHOLAY time and again over the years. MUGHAL-E-AZAM and > MOTHER INDIA continue to be all-time favorites. And so is the Julie > Andrews starrer THE SOUND OF MUSIC, which remains my most favorite > film. > > I truly enjoyed Mani Ratnam's new outing GURU. And it gladdened my > heart immensely. In fact, I watched it twice within three days of its > release and I don't mind watching it the third time. This film > inspires you to move ahead in life and that's what works. > > Let's get one thing straight: GURU was never expected to start like > DHOOM 2, KRRISH or FANAA. In fact, everyone in the industry knew that > the initial shows wouldn't record more than 35%-40% occupancy. But > its 50%-60% start did comes a pleasant surprise. And the film picked > up momentum on Day 1 itself . > > While everyone was expecting the film to perform exceedingly well at > multiplexes of metros mainly, the day-wise growth in collections, > even at centres where `multiplex films' rarely find many takers, has > proved that a good film finds its audience, irrespective of its > genre. > > At Indore, for instance, GURU showed a meteoric rise as days > progressed. But it slided downwards on Monday and remained at par on > Tuesday and Wednesday, which is not a disturbing sign. Let's have a > quick look at its day-wise performance > > Theatres Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue > Inox 68,200 78,200 1,44,000 45,500 47,500 > Velocity 66,000 85,000 1,30,600 43,500 37,500 > PVR 1,10,000 1,33,000 1,49,900 77,700 67,000 > Adlabs 71,000 88,500 1,45,500 38,200 33,000 > > > At Mumbai and Delhi/Uttar Pradesh too, the film is behaving > exceedingly well. Going by the initial trends, the film fetched > excellent collections in the opening weekend and is steady on > weekdays. South and Bengal is also strong. > > Agreed, the film is not strong at single screens, but wasn't that > expected? It's not a DHOOM 2 or a PHIR HERA PHERI to attract the hoi > polloi in hordes, so let's not sit with a magnifying glass and > indulge in loose talk. In fact, a number of print and TV journos > quizzed me whether the Abhishek-Ash `roka' ceremony was a ploy to > boost the business of GURU. Rubbish! The Bachchans would never stoop > so low ever. If they wanted, they could've announced it during UMRAO > JAAN, which really required the push. Let's stay away from yellow > journalism! > > As things stand today, the distributors of a few territories of GURU > are definitely in comfort zone thanks to its business at multiplexes. > With no major opposition in the coming week, its business at > multiplexes should be steady. > > > -- --- > > http://www.indiafm.com/trade/business_talk/index.html > - What kind of emailer are you? Find out today - get a free analysis of your email personality. Take the quiz at the Yahoo! Mail Championship.
Re: [arr] Video of CNN-IBN's Making of the music of Guru
YES thank you and enjoyed them immensly. Will see them again later tonite. V SRINIVASA KRISHNAN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: The link is working very well. Check it again. Thulasi Ram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: is anyone able to view these videos? i was trying to stream it by all possible means.. my tries were in vain.. any idea? i m very eager to c these video.. gops.. where u abe to c the videos? On 12/12/06, Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: http://www.ibnlive.com/videos/28249/exclusive-the-music-of-guru.html Explore, Experience, Enjoy A.R.Rahman - The Man, The Music, The Magic. Only at arrahmanfans.com - The definitive A.R.Rahman e-community. Homepage: http://www.arrahmanfans.com Admin: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To Subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To Unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Yahoo! Groups Links - Find out what India is talking about on - Yahoo! Answers India Send FREE SMS to your friend's mobile from Yahoo! Messenger Version 8. Get it NOW Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com
Re: [arr] English translation for the songs
Perhaps Gopal could kindly put the translations of songs in the files or another apprpriate section of the group website so that people can access them easily... just a thought durba bhattacharjee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:hey Kishore (and few others also), I have already posted the translation of Barso re, Tere Bina, Jaage Hain and Ae Hairathe. Please check the mails posted on18th to 21st Nov or just searh with my first name... Ajit have also posted some link describing the the lyrics of Ae Hairathe. Please take a little pain to search... Durba Kishore Kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi all, Our beloved ARR has done a fabulous job in making the Guru, a legend! I can forsee its results:-) Music is so pure and touchy. Can anyone please pen the english translation for the songs? It will be really grateful to all non Hindi speaking community. Thanks and have a great day! Keep listening ARR:-) Kishore. - Find out what India is talking about on - Yahoo! Answers India Send FREE SMS to your friend's mobile from Yahoo! Messenger Version 8. Get it NOW Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com
Re: [arr] Rahman learns the accordion
Ameer, you are right, I also mentioned the use of accordian for the song Aye Hairthe Ashiqui in my last mail to the group. Mohamed Ameer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I think he has used accordion in the song "Aye Hairathe Aashiqui", please correct me if i am wrong regards Ameer - Original Message From: Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 7:32:56 AM Subject: [arr] Rahman learns the accordion Rahman learns the accordion Hes a music director who doesnt need to prove his credentials today. And one would expect Rahman to take it easy when it comes to filmi music, but that is far from the case. Rahman still goes out of his way to deliver his best, whether it is for an Indian project or an international one. For Mani Ratnams Guru, the musician actually went searching for an instrument he didnt know how to play the accordion. He went to a popular music store in Hong Kong, purchased an accordion, learnt how to play it and actually incorporated this in the music of the film. Such dedication! Must say that is truly the mark of a guru! The Times of India - Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta. - Try the all-new Yahoo! Mail . "The New Version is radically easier to use" The Wall Street Journal
Re: [arr] Re: Accordain in Guru
of course Thineshan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Haha, hey it is not so easy to hum jaage hain, i tried and i ended up in some other song because i mixed up the notes. Its a delicate composition. Only Rahman can do this. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, neena kochhar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi All > > been listening to Ay HAirthe Ashqui from guru ... couldn't help noticing the sound of Accordian - an instrument not heard very often but was used a lot in Raj Kapoor's time! > > Also, while trying to hum 'Jagen hai' from Guru, I accidently started humming 'Harek Baat pe kehtein ho tum ke tu kya hai - a gazal composed by Madan Mohan'.. are the two songs based on the same raga? > > Please comment > > Regards > > Neena > > > - > All new Yahoo! Mail "The new Interface is stunning in its simplicity and ease of use." - PC Magazine > Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com
[arr] Accordain in Guru
Hi All been listening to Ay HAirthe Ashqui from guru ... couldn't help noticing the sound of Accordian - an instrument not heard very often but was used a lot in Raj Kapoor's time! Also, while trying to hum 'Jagen hai' from Guru, I accidently started humming 'Harek Baat pe kehtein ho tum ke tu kya hai - a gazal composed by Madan Mohan'.. are the two songs based on the same raga? Please comment Regards Neena - All new Yahoo! Mail "The new Interface is stunning in its simplicity and ease of use." - PC Magazine
