Re: [arr] About this group - In his footsteps (express article)

2009-06-05 Thread Sreekrishnan R 
Hearty Congrats my dear friends.. :-)

Very well deserved.. Thanks to each 'n everyone for completing a memorable 10 
years ! :-)

 

Long Live AR.. Thanks for this life, dearest Sir.
May God be with everyone.


Krish..
His Music ~ My Mother Tongue






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It was a hot Sunday afternoon in Pune and we found ourselves in the midst of 
nearly two dozen youngsters from all over India. Brimming with excitement, the 
group is Rahman’s very own barmy army, in Pune specially to attend a Rahman 
show.
Every time the maestro plans a concert, this group of boys — and a handful of 
girls— converge at the host city. While this may sound like a regular fan club, 
the members insist it isn’t. “We are almost like an official fan club. Rahman 
recognises most of us and that adds credibility to our group,” says 22-year-old 
Nazeef Mohammed from Bangalore. But it took nearly a decade to attain this 
almost official fan club status.
“In the mid-1990s, during Roja, I became a huge fan of Rahman. The Internet 
wasn’t so big and information on him was scarce. At that time, I would read 
everything possible I could find about him. I used to think I’m his biggest 
fan,” says Gopal Shrinivasan, a Hyderabad-based financial consultant. But as 
the network opened up, I realised I was wrong and that there are many people 
who revere him.” On January 1, 1999, Shrinivasan started a group fan club 
online with a handful of members to start with. But over time, it gained 
popularity to log in thousands of registered members including several from 
Delhi.
Though active online, the group didn’t witness any activity of consequence till 
2005. “Rahman had announced his Bangalore concert and we all knew we had to be 
a part of this somehow,” recounts Shrinivasan who is also the group moderator. 
“About 20 of us converged from all over the country and for four days we did 
voluntary work for the concert organizers. That is when we all really bonded 
for the first time.”
Ever since, the group has been hosting regular meets in Mumbai. “We try to meet 
once a month to jam and enjoy Rahman’s music at my place in Andheri,” adds 
Swapnil Mistry, a professional singer.
In the background, excited chatter and conversation flows easily. What’s 
surprising is that the group — though a melting pot of cultures — uses Tamil as 
their first language. “Many of us learnt how to read, write and talk in Tamil 
because of Rahman’s music,” says 29 -year-old Anand Swamy, a Mumbaikar, who has 
a peculiar superstition before a Rahman concert. “Every time I attend his 
concert I shave my head,” he confesses, a tad sheepishly. It’s easy to believe 
that as moderator of the group, Shrinivasan is probably the most level-headed 
till the group spills the beans on him. “Gopal buys a copy of every cassette 
and CD with AR Rahman written on it. He has eight CDs of Bombay just because 
the album was launched with different jacket covers,” laughs Mistry.
The stories are endless — at times hilarious and at times moving — but their 
passion for the maestro’s music evokes respect. “Every time we ask him what he 
wants for his birthday, he says we should help the needy on that day,” says 
31-year-old Vithur who distributes food to the poor every Sunday in Chennai on 
behalf of the group. No wonder some people say that Rahman’s so down-to-Earth, 
he has a hunch.-- 
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Re: [arr] About this group - In his footsteps (express article)

2009-06-05 Thread airolisdude 

Hey guyz and galz i was there too but couldnot meet up with u all but my friend 
updated me that you had loads and loads of fun being together and all. i missed 
the practice session oh no.

i also missed the interview session in the afternoon. how did it go? the photo 
of the group looks amazing and someone told me the interviewer was looking 
amazing too. dont you guys have pic of you all with her? pls post someone...but 
no mention of Vijay Iyer in article so im thinking this is not complete story 
no anyway keep in touch

Raj






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 Hey man...
 cnt believe!!! feel top of this world! this is awesum!  
 Thanx 2 Dipti  Viju,Gops  all others 4 makin this so memorable!Godbless!
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 It was a hot Sunday afternoon in Pune and we found ourselves in the midst of 
 nearly two dozen youngsters from all over India. Brimming with excitement, 
 the group is Rahman’s very own barmy army, in Pune specially to attend a 
 Rahman show.
 Every time the maestro plans a concert, this group of boys †and a handful 
 of girls†converge at the host city. While this may sound like a regular 
 fan club, the members insist it isn’t. “We are almost like an official 
 fan club. Rahman recognises most of us and that adds credibility to our 
 group,” says 22-year-old Nazeef Mohammed from Bangalore. But it took nearly 
 a decade to attain this almost official fan club status.
 “In the mid-1990s, during Roja, I became a huge fan of Rahman. The Internet 
 wasn’t so big and information on him was scarce. At that time, I would read 
 everything possible I could find about him. I used to think I’m his biggest 
 fan,” says Gopal Shrinivasan, a Hyderabad-based financial consultant. But 
 as the network opened up, I realised I was wrong and that there are many 
 people who revere him.” On January 1, 1999, Shrinivasan started a group fan 
 club online with a handful of members to start with. But over time, it gained 
 popularity to log in thousands of registered members including several from 
 Delhi.
 Though active online, the group didn’t witness any activity of consequence 
 till 2005. “Rahman had announced his Bangalore concert and we all knew we 
 had to be a part of this somehow,” recounts Shrinivasan who is also the 
 group moderator. “About 20 of us converged from all over the country and 
 for four days we did voluntary work for the concert organizers. That is when 
 we all really bonded for the first time.”
 Ever since, the group has been hosting regular meets in Mumbai. “We try to 
 meet once a month to jam and enjoy Rahman’s music at my place in 
 Andheri,” adds Swapnil Mistry, a professional singer.In the background, 
 excited chatter and conversation flows easily. What’s surprising is that 
 the group †though a melting pot of cultures †uses Tamil as their first 
 language. “Many of us learnt how to read, write and talk in Tamil because 
 of Rahman’s music,” says 29 -year-old Anand Swamy, a Mumbaikar, who has a 
 peculiar superstition before a Rahman concert. “Every time I attend his 
 concert I shave my head,” he confesses, a tad sheepishly. It’s easy to 
 believe that as moderator of the group, Shrinivasan is probably the most 
 level-headed till the group spills the beans on him. “Gopal buys a copy of 
 every cassette and CD with AR Rahman written on it. He has eight CDs of 
 Bombay just because the album was launched with different jacket
  covers,” laughs Mistry.
 The stories are endless †at times hilarious and at times moving †but 
 their passion for the maestro’s music evokes respect. “Every time we ask 
 him what he wants for his birthday, he says we should help the needy on that 
 day,” says 31-year-old Vithur who distributes food to the poor every Sunday 
 in Chennai on behalf of the group. No wonder some people say that Rahman’s 
 so down-to-Earth, he has a hunch.
 -- 
 -A
 http://viewsnmuse. blogspot. com

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2009-06-04 Thread ergusee 
Wow! This is great!! Missed the event :(
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Re: [arr] About this group - In his footsteps (express article)

2009-06-04 Thread ~ s...@ps ~ 
Hey man...
cnt believe!!! feel top of this world! this is awesum!  
Thanx 2 Dipti  Viju,Gops  all others 4 makin this so memorable!Godbless!
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  Cheers to all of us :-)
Proud to be a Rahmaniac 
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It was a hot Sunday afternoon in Pune and we found ourselves in the midst of 
nearly two dozen youngsters from all over India. Brimming with excitement, the 
group is Rahman’s very own barmy army, in Pune specially to attend a Rahman 
show.
Every time the maestro plans a concert, this group of boys — and a handful of 
girls— converge at the host city. While this may sound like a regular fan club, 
the members insist it isn’t. “We are almost like an official fan club. Rahman 
recognises most of us and that adds credibility to our group,” says 22-year-old 
Nazeef Mohammed from Bangalore. But it took nearly a decade to attain this 
almost official fan club status.
“In the mid-1990s, during Roja, I became a huge fan of Rahman. The Internet 
wasn’t so big and information on him was scarce. At that time, I would read 
everything possible I could find about him. I used to think I’m his biggest 
fan,” says Gopal Shrinivasan, a Hyderabad-based financial consultant. But as 
the network opened up, I realised I was wrong and that there are many people 
who revere him.” On January 1, 1999, Shrinivasan started a group fan club 
online with a handful of members to start with. But over time, it gained 
popularity to log in thousands of registered members including several from 
Delhi.
Though active online, the group didn’t witness any activity of consequence till 
2005. “Rahman had announced his Bangalore concert and we all knew we had to be 
a part of this somehow,” recounts Shrinivasan who is also the group moderator. 
“About 20 of us converged from all over the country and for four days we did 
voluntary work for the concert organizers. That is when we all really bonded 
for the first time.”
Ever since, the group has been hosting regular meets in Mumbai. “We try to meet 
once a month to jam and enjoy Rahman’s music at my place in Andheri,” adds 
Swapnil Mistry, a professional singer.In the background, excited chatter and 
conversation flows easily. What’s surprising is that the group — though a 
melting pot of cultures — uses Tamil as their first language. “Many of us 
learnt how to read, write and talk in Tamil because of Rahman’s music,” says 29 
-year-old Anand Swamy, a Mumbaikar, who has a peculiar superstition before a 
Rahman concert. “Every time I attend his concert I shave my head,” he 
confesses, a tad sheepishly. It’s easy to believe that as moderator of the 
group, Shrinivasan is probably the most level-headed till the group spills the 
beans on him. “Gopal buys a copy of every cassette and CD with AR Rahman 
written on it. He has eight CDs of Bombay just because the album was launched 
with different jacket
 covers,” laughs Mistry.
The stories are endless — at times hilarious and at times moving — but their 
passion for the maestro’s music evokes respect. “Every time we ask him what he 
wants for his birthday, he says we should help the needy on that day,” says 
31-year-old Vithur who distributes food to the poor every Sunday in Chennai on 
behalf of the group. No wonder some people say that Rahman’s so down-to-Earth, 
he has a hunch.
-- 
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Re: [arr] About this group - In his footsteps (express article)

2009-06-04 Thread Shama Mehta 
Aww, you guys! Makes all of us outside of India want to be there so badly...

The group picture is great. 
Awesomeness! 

'You are what your deepest desire is. As you desire, so is your intention. As 
your intention, so is your will. As is your will so is your deed. As is your 
deed, so is your destiny.'  The Upanishads

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 It was a hot Sunday afternoon in Pune and we found ourselves in the midst of
 nearly two dozen youngsters from all over India. Brimming with excitement,
 the group is Rahman’s very own barmy army, in Pune specially to attend a
 Rahman show.

 Every time the maestro plans a concert, this group of boys — and a handful
 of girls— converge at the host city. While this may sound like a regular fan
 club, the members insist it isn’t. “We are almost like an official fan club.
 Rahman recognises most of us and that adds credibility to our group,” says
 22-year-old Nazeef Mohammed from Bangalore. But it took nearly a decade to
 attain this almost official fan club status.

 “In the mid-1990s, during Roja, I became a huge fan of Rahman. The Internet
 wasn’t so big and information on him was scarce. At that time, I would read
 everything possible I could find about him. I used to think I’m his biggest
 fan,” says Gopal Shrinivasan, a Hyderabad-based financial consultant. But as
 the network opened up, I realised I was wrong and that there are many people
 who revere him.” On January 1, 1999, Shrinivasan started a group fan club
 online with a handful of members to start with. But over time, it gained
 popularity to log in thousands of registered members including several from
 Delhi.

 Though active online, the group didn’t witness any activity of consequence
 till 2005. “Rahman had announced his Bangalore concert and we all knew we
 had to be a part of this somehow,” recounts Shrinivasan who is also the
 group moderator. “About 20 of us converged from all over the country and for
 four days we did voluntary work for the concert organizers. That is when we
 all really bonded for the first time.”

 Ever since, the group has been hosting regular meets in Mumbai. “We try to
 meet once a month to jam and enjoy Rahman’s music at my place in Andheri,”
 adds Swapnil Mistry, a professional singer.

 In the background, excited chatter and conversation flows easily. What’s
 surprising is that the group — though a melting pot of cultures — uses Tamil
 as their first language. “Many of us learnt how to read, write and talk in
 Tamil because of Rahman’s music,” says 29 -year-old Anand Swamy, a
 Mumbaikar, who has a peculiar superstition before a Rahman concert. “Every
 time I attend his concert I shave my head,” he confesses, a tad sheepishly.
 It’s easy to believe that as moderator of the group, Shrinivasan is probably
 the most level-headed till the group spills the beans on him. “Gopal buys a
 copy of every cassette and CD with AR Rahman written on it. He has eight CDs
 of Bombay just because the album was launched with different jacket covers,”
 laughs Mistry.

 The stories are endless — at times hilarious and at times moving — but their
 passion for the maestro’s music evokes respect. “Every time we ask him what
 he wants for his birthday, he says we should help the needy on that day,”
 says 31-year-old Vithur who distributes food to the poor every Sunday in
 Chennai on behalf of the group. No wonder some people say that Rahman’s so
 down-to-Earth, he has a hunch.

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2009-06-03 Thread Anil Nair 
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**It was a hot Sunday afternoon in Pune and we found ourselves in the midst
of nearly two dozen youngsters from all over India. Brimming with
excitement, the group is Rahman’s very own barmy army, in Pune specially to
attend a Rahman show.

Every time the maestro plans a concert, this group of boys — and a handful
of girls— converge at the host city. While this may sound like a regular fan
club, the members insist it isn’t. “We are almost like an official fan club.
Rahman recognises most of us and that adds credibility to our group,” says
22-year-old Nazeef Mohammed from Bangalore. But it took nearly a decade to
attain this almost official fan club status.

“In the mid-1990s, during Roja, I became a huge fan of Rahman. The Internet
wasn’t so big and information on him was scarce. At that time, I would read
everything possible I could find about him. I used to think I’m his biggest
fan,” says Gopal Shrinivasan, a Hyderabad-based financial consultant. But as
the network opened up, I realised I was wrong and that there are many people
who revere him.” On January 1, 1999, Shrinivasan started a group fan club
online with a handful of members to start with. But over time, it gained
popularity to log in thousands of registered members including several from
Delhi.

Though active online, the group didn’t witness any activity of consequence
till 2005. “Rahman had announced his Bangalore concert and we all knew we
had to be a part of this somehow,” recounts Shrinivasan who is also the
group moderator. “About 20 of us converged from all over the country and for
four days we did voluntary work for the concert organizers. That is when we
all really bonded for the first time.”

Ever since, the group has been hosting regular meets in Mumbai. “We try to
meet once a month to jam and enjoy Rahman’s music at my place in Andheri,”
adds Swapnil Mistry, a professional singer.

In the background, excited chatter and conversation flows easily. What’s
surprising is that the group — though a melting pot of cultures — uses Tamil
as their first language. “Many of us learnt how to read, write and talk in
Tamil because of Rahman’s music,” says 29 -year-old Anand Swamy, a
Mumbaikar, who has a peculiar superstition before a Rahman concert. “Every
time I attend his concert I shave my head,” he confesses, a tad sheepishly.
It’s easy to believe that as moderator of the group, Shrinivasan is probably
the most level-headed till the group spills the beans on him. “Gopal buys a
copy of every cassette and CD with AR Rahman written on it. He has eight CDs
of Bombay just because the album was launched with different jacket covers,”
laughs Mistry.

The stories are endless — at times hilarious and at times moving — but their
passion for the maestro’s music evokes respect. “Every time we ask him what
he wants for his birthday, he says we should help the needy on that day,”
says 31-year-old Vithur who distributes food to the poor every Sunday in
Chennai on behalf of the group. No wonder some people say that Rahman’s so
down-to-Earth, he has a hunch.
-- 
-A
http://viewsnmuse.blogspot.com

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2009-06-03 Thread Gopal Srinivasan 
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 It was a hot Sunday afternoon in Pune and we found ourselves in the midst of
 nearly two dozen youngsters from all over India. Brimming with excitement,
 the group is Rahman’s very own barmy army, in Pune specially to attend a
 Rahman show.

 Every time the maestro plans a concert, this group of boys — and a handful
 of girls— converge at the host city. While this may sound like a regular fan
 club, the members insist it isn’t. “We are almost like an official fan club.
 Rahman recognises most of us and that adds credibility to our group,” says
 22-year-old Nazeef Mohammed from Bangalore. But it took nearly a decade to
 attain this almost official fan club status.

 “In the mid-1990s, during Roja, I became a huge fan of Rahman. The Internet
 wasn’t so big and information on him was scarce. At that time, I would read
 everything possible I could find about him. I used to think I’m his biggest
 fan,” says Gopal Shrinivasan, a Hyderabad-based financial consultant. But as
 the network opened up, I realised I was wrong and that there are many people
 who revere him.” On January 1, 1999, Shrinivasan started a group fan club
 online with a handful of members to start with. But over time, it gained
 popularity to log in thousands of registered members including several from
 Delhi.

 Though active online, the group didn’t witness any activity of consequence
 till 2005. “Rahman had announced his Bangalore concert and we all knew we
 had to be a part of this somehow,” recounts Shrinivasan who is also the
 group moderator. “About 20 of us converged from all over the country and for
 four days we did voluntary work for the concert organizers. That is when we
 all really bonded for the first time.”

 Ever since, the group has been hosting regular meets in Mumbai. “We try to
 meet once a month to jam and enjoy Rahman’s music at my place in Andheri,”
 adds Swapnil Mistry, a professional singer.

 In the background, excited chatter and conversation flows easily. What’s
 surprising is that the group — though a melting pot of cultures — uses Tamil
 as their first language. “Many of us learnt how to read, write and talk in
 Tamil because of Rahman’s music,” says 29 -year-old Anand Swamy, a
 Mumbaikar, who has a peculiar superstition before a Rahman concert. “Every
 time I attend his concert I shave my head,” he confesses, a tad sheepishly.
 It’s easy to believe that as moderator of the group, Shrinivasan is probably
 the most level-headed till the group spills the beans on him. “Gopal buys a
 copy of every cassette and CD with AR Rahman written on it. He has eight CDs
 of Bombay just because the album was launched with different jacket covers,”
 laughs Mistry.

 The stories are endless — at times hilarious and at times moving — but their
 passion for the maestro’s music evokes respect. “Every time we ask him what
 he wants for his birthday, he says we should help the needy on that day,”
 says 31-year-old Vithur who distributes food to the poor every Sunday in
 Chennai on behalf of the group. No wonder some people say that Rahman’s so
 down-to-Earth, he has a hunch.

 --
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 http://viewsnmuse.blogspot.com

 




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