Re: [arr] Re: When I heard ARR for the first time !!!

[Gomzy]

He was indeed credited as "A R Rahman"

On 3/11/08, durba bhattacharjee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>It was 'Spirit of Unity Concerts for National Integration' airing every
> Sunday at 10 in the morning. I used to watch it religiously even before I
> heard Roja. I never cared to check the credit list at the end to see
> who composed the title music, though I used to like it very much. It was
> only after the 'roja experience' one day when the program started I thought
> that it must be by ARR. Then only I checked the credits at the end and came
> to know that it was by A. R. Rahman. As far as I can remember, he was not
> credited as 'Dileep Kumar'. Later probably they had felicitated him and
> included the footage also during the begining or ending credits.
>
> *avyayan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>* wrote:
>
>  Mine was at a family party, sometime in '92, when the booming chants
> of Rukkumani filled an almost cellar-like room. I walked up to the
> in-house "DJ" and asked what's this - is it Indian. "Yeah," came the
> reply, "some Rahman dude." And that was moment I fell in love with his
> music.
>
> --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com ,
> sunil karthik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Now lemme share my experience..
> > though i was a kid probably studying in 3 rd or 4 th i used
> to like hearing to gud music. My father used to tell me a lot about
> illayaraja. I used to hear his music a lot. Then on a sunday i was
> watching " the sprit of unity " ( i may be wrong with the name)
> program in dd. Wow the music was magical. I asked my dad who the music
> director was. My dad had to wait till the next week to see the credits
> of the program and answer me. It was ar rahman. the name sort of mixed
> in my heart and i never used to miss the program( i still wonder now ,
> ARR 's name would have been Dheleep kumar then but how did i know his
> name then!!) .
> > I was in 5 th standard, my sister bought an audio
> cassett and it was Roja. i was not really interested. i was looking at
> the cassette cover and i found the music dir to be rahman..wow!! i
> then suerly knew that it would be magical. I started to hear it.
> Right frm the very 1st sec till the last i was in heaven.
> > That was the only time i did not buy a Rahman audio.
> > I was also present in the chennai concert organised by marg last month.
> > Rahman u rock.. !!
> >
> > - Original Message 
> > From: Pravinder Sheoran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com 
> > Sent: Wednesday, 27 February, 2008 2:43:59 PM
> > Subject: [arr] Re: When I heard ARR for the first time !!!
> >
> > Hi All,
> > Nice to read everyone's first experience of listening ARR.
> >
> > I Unconsciously listened ARR from Roja time.
> > Roja used to be telecasted on DD1 every 15 August.
> > I used to wait for the part where BGM comes, the one which is the
> > beggining of Roja Janeman song.
> >
> > Consciously i started listening ARR from Zubeidaa.
> > The song used to come on radio and i loved it.
> > Later on i found out that it was a Shyam Benegal film, the director
> > was my most favorite one. Because of that i bought Cassette.
> > Came to know about A R Rahman and the process started; the end of
> > which was me becoming a Rahmaniac.
> >
> > Pravinder
> > --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, "Bergin Roy" 
> wrote:
> > >
> > > Dear Rahmaniacs,
> > >
> > > I'm not sure, if this has been discussed earlier. I'd love to start a
> > > thread of messages, to share the experience when we listened to ARR's
> > > music for the first time ever. And how we were impressed / flattened.
> > > Got this idea, when i was reading review of Roja music in a website.
> > > Especially from Gopal / Vijay, would love to know your first
> > > experience listening to ARR.
> > >
> > > Let me start...
> > > I happened to know about ARR very very late. I was in Class 9 i
> > > guess. We were in Ooty then. So movies dont get release than soon as
> > > in other cities. I came to know about him during the National Award
> > > for Roja.
> > >
> > > It was an evening, i had returned from School. There was a program in
> > > DD, curtain raiser for the National Award. Thats when i first heard
> > > the magical sound that i havent heard ever till then. My God... i
> > > said, what a sound it was, it went thru my nerves and mixed on to my
> > > blood. It was the song,

Re: [arr] Re: When I heard ARR for the first time !!!

[durba bhattacharjee]

It was 'Spirit of Unity Concerts for National Integration' airing every Sunday 
at 10 in the morning. I used to watch it religiously even before I heard Roja. 
I never cared to check the credit list at the end to see who composed the title 
music, though I used to like it very much. It was only after the 'roja 
experience' one day when the program started I thought that it must be by ARR. 
Then only I checked the credits at the end and came to know that it was by A. 
R. Rahman. As far as I can remember, he was not credited as 'Dileep Kumar'. 
Later probably they had felicitated him and included the footage also during 
the begining or ending credits. 
   
  avyayan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  Mine was at a family party, sometime in '92, when the booming chants
of Rukkumani filled an almost cellar-like room. I walked up to the
in-house "DJ" and asked what's this - is it Indian. "Yeah," came the
reply, "some Rahman dude." And that was moment I fell in love with his
music.

--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, sunil karthik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Now lemme share my experience..
> though i was a kid probably studying in 3 rd or 4 th i used
to like hearing to gud music. My father used to tell me a lot about
illayaraja. I used to hear his music a lot. Then on a sunday i was
watching " the sprit of unity " ( i may be wrong with the name)
program in dd. Wow the music was magical. I asked my dad who the music
director was. My dad had to wait till the next week to see the credits
of the program and answer me. It was ar rahman. the name sort of mixed
in my heart and i never used to miss the program( i still wonder now ,
ARR 's name would have been Dheleep kumar then but how did i know his
name then!!) . 
> I was in 5 th standard, my sister bought an audio
cassett and it was Roja. i was not really interested. i was looking at
the cassette cover and i found the music dir to be rahman..wow!! i
then suerly knew that it would be magical. I started to hear it.
Right frm the very 1st sec till the last i was in heaven.
> That was the only time i did not buy a Rahman audio. 
> I was also present in the chennai concert organised by marg last month.
> Rahman u rock.. !!
> 
> - Original Message 
> From: Pravinder Sheoran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Wednesday, 27 February, 2008 2:43:59 PM
> Subject: [arr] Re: When I heard ARR for the first time !!!
> 
> Hi All, 
> Nice to read everyone's first experience of listening ARR.
> 
> I Unconsciously listened ARR from Roja time.
> Roja used to be telecasted on DD1 every 15 August.
> I used to wait for the part where BGM comes, the one which is the
> beggining of Roja Janeman song.
> 
> Consciously i started listening ARR from Zubeidaa.
> The song used to come on radio and i loved it.
> Later on i found out that it was a Shyam Benegal film, the director
> was my most favorite one. Because of that i bought Cassette.
> Came to know about A R Rahman and the process started; the end of
> which was me becoming a Rahmaniac. 
> 
> Pravinder
> --- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, "Bergin Roy" 
wrote:
> >
> > Dear Rahmaniacs,
> > 
> > I'm not sure, if this has been discussed earlier. I'd love to start a 
> > thread of messages, to share the experience when we listened to ARR's 
> > music for the first time ever. And how we were impressed / flattened. 
> > Got this idea, when i was reading review of Roja music in a website. 
> > Especially from Gopal / Vijay, would love to know your first 
> > experience listening to ARR.
> > 
> > Let me start... 
> > I happened to know about ARR very very late. I was in Class 9 i 
> > guess. We were in Ooty then. So movies dont get release than soon as 
> > in other cities. I came to know about him during the National Award 
> > for Roja.
> > 
> > It was an evening, i had returned from School. There was a program in 
> > DD, curtain raiser for the National Award. Thats when i first heard 
> > the magical sound that i havent heard ever till then. My God... i 
> > said, what a sound it was, it went thru my nerves and mixed on to my 
> > blood. It was the song, "Pudhu Vellai mazhai...", the initial 
> > interlude, made me shiver in the Kashmiri snow, i really felt a cold 
> > when the chill sound splashes along with the beat... Wow man... and 
> > so my next question was, who is the composer. Next comes the 
> > surprise, a 25 year old young chap... And i ran out to the music shop 
> > to grab a cassette. 
> > 
> > I was flattened and still breathing his music.
> > 
> > And i soaked in his music 

Re: [arr] Re: When I heard ARR for the first time !!! Hats off Music Furzon !

[Ganesh.V]

truly great yaar..even i started liking hindi songs justo hear arr 
music..used to send the whole lyrics thg to my frds ands ask wat it 
means..now iam able to atleaast understand somethg in hindi./thanks to 
arr

Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:   
Hats Off to all Tamil Lovers who have converted to Tamil or on the process of 
just for loving ARR songs 
  
 Music furzon & Amith chandran ... I bow before you all. with love and 
humility 

 
 On 3/3/08, Dinesh Vaidya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Hello Music Furzon ( 
J&K Wale ! )

Amazing life story ! Hats off to your "MADNESS" ! You are indeed 
a "TRUE RAHMANIAC" ! Let's all continue to Spread this "madness" 
 amongst all those who come in our contact and I am sure the world 
will be a much better place to live...

I know another person like you ( he is not married though ) who, also 
learnt TAMIL only to understand the Rahman songs. And now this person 
 is fluent in almost all languages in India and certainly all of the 
South Indian languages. He is Amith Chandhran from Mumbai 
(Maharashtrian). He translated VELLAI POOKKAL into Marathi / Hindi / 
English etc
 
See how Rahman has affected so many of us in different ways

best regards
Dinesh Vaidya
Pune

--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, MusicFuzon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 >
> 
> hey durba!!!
> 
> am so so so glad that u mentioned surabhi interview here!!!
> dat SURABHI interview was my first encounter wid arr..
> I remember, Renuka shahane and Siddharth were mentioning that there 
 is a young boy who has composed a music for some southindian movie 
which is making everyone go mad!!!
> i was around 7 years old that time!!!
> Though the interview was in English..so, that time i cudnt 
 understand it fully!!!
> but the song "chinna chinna asai" kept on ringing my ears for 
almost an year!!
> and almost a year later..i heard the same song in hindi ..on DD 
metro!!!
> wow i jumped..i shouted saying...hey a very young boy has 
 composed this music...
> everyone in my home was laughing at me..the way i was jumping and 
narrating the story to everyone sitting there..
> NOONE KNEW THAT TIME THAT...THIS YOUNG BOY WILL CHANGE MY LIFE 
 FOREVER..
> well, to tell the truth..i am from extreme north ..Jammu and 
Kashmir is my state..
> but its just the power of arr's music..that now i can even read and 
write tamil !!
> I have almost byhearted all the tamil songs!!!In my college ppl 
 used to call me the Encyclopedia of AR Rahman..u need any info bout 
him...i was there...hehehehehehe
> arr's music is running in my blood...
> he has turned me into half south indian!!!lol!!
> and the best part is that i found my soul mate..who is also a 
 Rahmaniac!!!
> and who belongs to Southindia!!!
> so we can say that ARR's magic has brought NORTH and SOUTH 
together!!!
> 
> but guys...i yesterday i thought of downloading that Surabhi 
 interview from youtube..but they have deleted that!!!
> if anyone is having that..can u plz upload that or send to me???ill 
b million times thankful to that person..as that interview is very 
close to my heart..and i always want to preserve it wid me!!!
 > 
> thanx..
> 



 






-- 
regards,
Vithur
 
AIMING TO BE A TRUE RAHMANIAC  
 
   

   
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Re: [arr] Re: When I heard ARR for the first time !!! Hats off Music Furzon !

[Vithur]

Hats Off to all Tamil Lovers who have converted to Tamil or on the process
of just for loving ARR songs

Music furzon & Amith chandran ... I bow before you all. with love and
humility


On 3/3/08, Dinesh Vaidya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>   Hello Music Furzon ( J&K Wale ! )
>
> Amazing life story ! Hats off to your "MADNESS" ! You are indeed
> a "TRUE RAHMANIAC" ! Let's all continue to Spread this "madness"
> amongst all those who come in our contact and I am sure the world
> will be a much better place to live...
>
> I know another person like you ( he is not married though ) who, also
> learnt TAMIL only to understand the Rahman songs. And now this person
> is fluent in almost all languages in India and certainly all of the
> South Indian languages. He is Amith Chandhran from Mumbai
> (Maharashtrian). He translated VELLAI POOKKAL into Marathi / Hindi /
> English etc
>
> See how Rahman has affected so many of us in different ways
>
> best regards
> Dinesh Vaidya
> Pune
>
> --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com ,
> MusicFuzon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >
> > hey durba!!!
> >
> > am so so so glad that u mentioned surabhi interview here!!!
> > dat SURABHI interview was my first encounter wid arr..
> > I remember, Renuka shahane and Siddharth were mentioning that there
> is a young boy who has composed a music for some southindian movie
> which is making everyone go mad!!!
> > i was around 7 years old that time!!!
> > Though the interview was in English..so, that time i cudnt
> understand it fully!!!
> > but the song "chinna chinna asai" kept on ringing my ears for
> almost an year!!
> > and almost a year later..i heard the same song in hindi ..on DD
> metro!!!
> > wow i jumped..i shouted saying...hey a very young boy has
> composed this music...
> > everyone in my home was laughing at me..the way i was jumping and
> narrating the story to everyone sitting there..
> > NOONE KNEW THAT TIME THAT...THIS YOUNG BOY WILL CHANGE MY LIFE
> FOREVER..
> > well, to tell the truth..i am from extreme north ..Jammu and
> Kashmir is my state..
> > but its just the power of arr's music..that now i can even read and
> write tamil !!
> > I have almost byhearted all the tamil songs!!!In my college ppl
> used to call me the Encyclopedia of AR Rahman..u need any info bout
> him...i was there...hehehehehehe
> > arr's music is running in my blood...
> > he has turned me into half south indian!!!lol!!
> > and the best part is that i found my soul mate..who is also a
> Rahmaniac!!!
> > and who belongs to Southindia!!!
> > so we can say that ARR's magic has brought NORTH and SOUTH
> together!!!
> >
> > but guys...i yesterday i thought of downloading that Surabhi
> interview from youtube..but they have deleted that!!!
> > if anyone is having that..can u plz upload that or send to me???ill
> b million times thankful to that person..as that interview is very
> close to my heart..and i always want to preserve it wid me!!!
> >
> > thanx..
> >
>
> 
>



-- 
regards,
Vithur

AIMING TO BE A TRUE RAHMANIAC

[arr] Re: When I heard ARR for the first time !!! Hats off Music Furzon !

[Dinesh Vaidya]

Hello Music Furzon ( J&K Wale ! )

Amazing life story ! Hats off to your "MADNESS" ! You are indeed 
a "TRUE RAHMANIAC" ! Let's all continue to Spread this "madness" 
amongst all those who come in our contact and I am sure the world 
will be a much better place to live...

I know another person like you ( he is not married though ) who, also 
learnt TAMIL only to understand the Rahman songs. And now this person 
is fluent in almost all languages in India and certainly all of the 
South Indian languages. He is Amith Chandhran from Mumbai 
(Maharashtrian). He translated VELLAI POOKKAL into Marathi / Hindi / 
English etc

See how Rahman has affected so many of us in different ways

best regards
Dinesh Vaidya
Pune


--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, MusicFuzon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 
> hey durba!!!
> 
>am so so so glad that u mentioned surabhi interview here!!!
> dat SURABHI interview was my first encounter wid arr..
> I remember, Renuka shahane and Siddharth were mentioning that there 
is a young boy who has composed a music for some southindian movie 
which is making everyone go mad!!!
> i was around 7 years old that time!!!
> Though the interview was in English..so, that time i cudnt 
understand it fully!!!
> but the song "chinna chinna asai" kept on ringing my ears for 
almost an year!!
> and almost a year later..i heard the same song in hindi ..on DD 
metro!!!
> wow  i jumped..i shouted saying...hey a very young boy has 
composed this music...
> everyone in my home was laughing at me..the way i was jumping and 
narrating the story to everyone sitting there..
> NOONE KNEW THAT TIME THAT...THIS YOUNG BOY WILL CHANGE MY LIFE 
FOREVER..
> well, to tell the truth..i am from extreme north ..Jammu and 
Kashmir is my state..
> but its just the power of arr's music..that now i can even read and 
write tamil !!
> I have almost byhearted all the tamil songs!!!In my college ppl 
used to call me the Encyclopedia of AR Rahman..u need any info bout 
him...i was there...hehehehehehe
> arr's music is running in my blood...
> he has turned me into half south indian!!!lol!!
> and the best part is that i found my soul mate..who is also a 
Rahmaniac!!!
> and who belongs to Southindia!!!
> so we can say that ARR's magic has brought NORTH and SOUTH 
together!!!
> 
> but guys...i yesterday i thought of downloading that Surabhi 
interview from youtube..but they have deleted that!!!
> if anyone is having that..can u plz upload that or send to me???ill 
b million times thankful to that person..as that interview is very 
close to my heart..and i always want to preserve it wid me!!!
> 
> thanx..
> 

Re: [arr] Re: When I heard ARR for the first time !!!

[sunil karthik]

Now lemme share my experience..
 though i was a kid probably studying in 3 rd or 4 th i used to like 
hearing to gud music. My father used to tell me a lot about illayaraja. I used 
to hear his music a lot. Then on a sunday i was watching " the sprit of unity " 
( i may be wrong with the name) program in dd. Wow the music was magical. I 
asked my dad who the music director was. My dad had to wait till the next week 
to see the credits of the program and answer me. It was ar rahman. the name 
sort of mixed in my heart and i never used to miss the program( i still wonder 
now , ARR 's name would have been Dheleep kumar then but how did i know his 
name then!!) . 
 I was in 5 th standard, my sister bought an audio cassett and it 
was Roja. i was not really interested. i was looking at the cassette cover and 
i found the music dir to be rahman..wow!! i then suerly knew that it would be 
magical. I  started to hear it. Right frm the very 1st sec till the last i was 
in heaven.
That was the only time i did not buy a Rahman audio. 
I was also present in the chennai concert organised by marg last month.
Rahman u rock.. !!

- Original Message 
From: Pravinder Sheoran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, 27 February, 2008 2:43:59 PM
Subject: [arr] Re: When I heard ARR for the first time !!!

Hi All, 
Nice to read everyone's first experience of listening ARR.

I Unconsciously listened ARR from Roja time.
Roja used to be telecasted on DD1 every 15 August.
I used to wait for the part where BGM comes, the one which is the
beggining of Roja Janeman song.

Consciously i started listening ARR from Zubeidaa.
The song used to come on radio and i loved it.
Later on i found out that it was a Shyam Benegal film, the director
was my most favorite one. Because of that i bought Cassette.
Came to know about A R Rahman and the process started; the end of
which was me becoming a Rahmaniac. 

Pravinder
--- In arrahmanfans@ yahoogroups. com, "Bergin Roy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] ..> 
wrote:
>
> Dear Rahmaniacs,
> 
> I'm not sure, if this has been discussed earlier. I'd love to start a 
> thread of messages, to share the experience when we listened to ARR's 
> music for the first time ever. And how we were impressed / flattened. 
> Got this idea, when i was reading review of Roja music in a website. 
> Especially from Gopal / Vijay, would love to know your first 
> experience listening to ARR.
> 
> Let me start... 
> I happened to know about ARR very very late. I was in Class 9 i 
> guess. We were in Ooty then. So movies dont get release than soon as 
> in other cities. I came to know about him during the National Award 
> for Roja.
> 
> It was an evening, i had returned from School. There was a program in 
> DD, curtain raiser for the National Award. Thats when i first heard 
> the magical sound that i havent heard ever till then. My God... i 
> said, what a sound it was, it went thru my nerves and mixed on to my 
> blood. It was the song, "Pudhu Vellai mazhai...", the initial 
> interlude, made me shiver in the Kashmiri snow, i really felt a cold 
> when the chill sound splashes along with the beat... Wow man... and 
> so my next question was, who is the composer. Next comes the 
> surprise, a 25 year old young chap... And i ran out to the music shop 
> to grab a cassette. 
> 
> I was flattened and still breathing his music.
> 
> And i soaked in his music since then... I was called as "Rahman" in 
> my college hostel. Siraj would know that...
> Where ever I go since then, ppl talking to me for 2 days will know 
> that i'm a fan of ARR. That much i talk on ARR. :)
> 
> Its been 17 yrs now. I cherish the times i run to music shops to grab 
> the first cassette on almost all releases. Now, at the age of 30, 
> i've somehow lost the habit of grabbing the first CD/Cassette, may be 
> not getting time or out of reach, but the passion towards his music, 
> will be there till my last breathe.
> 
> Listening now to his voice "yelelo... " from Chinna Chinna Aasai...
> 
> - Bergin
> Breathing HIS music.
>


 


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[arr] Re: When I heard ARR for the first time !!!

[Pravinder Sheoran]

Hi All, 
Nice to read everyone's first experience of listening ARR.

I Unconsciously listened ARR from Roja time.
Roja used to be telecasted on DD1 every 15 August.
I used to wait for the part where BGM comes, the one which is the
beggining of Roja Janeman song.

Consciously i started listening ARR from Zubeidaa.
The song used to come on radio and i loved it.
Later on i found out that it was a Shyam Benegal film, the director
was my most favorite one. Because of that i bought Cassette.
Came to know about A R Rahman and the process started; the end of
which was me becoming a Rahmaniac.   

Pravinder
--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "Bergin Roy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Dear Rahmaniacs,
> 
> I'm not sure, if this has been discussed earlier. I'd love to start a 
> thread of messages, to share the experience when we listened to ARR's 
> music for the first time ever. And how we were impressed / flattened. 
> Got this idea, when i was reading review of Roja music in a website. 
> Especially from Gopal / Vijay, would love to know your first 
> experience listening to ARR.
> 
> Let me start... 
> I happened to know about ARR very very late. I was in Class 9 i 
> guess. We were in Ooty then. So movies dont get release than soon as 
> in other cities. I came to know about him during the National Award 
> for Roja.
> 
> It was an evening, i had returned from School. There was a program in 
> DD, curtain raiser for the National Award. Thats when i first heard 
> the magical sound that i havent heard ever till then. My God... i 
> said, what a sound it was, it went thru my nerves and mixed on to my 
> blood. It was the song, "Pudhu Vellai mazhai...", the initial 
> interlude, made me shiver in the Kashmiri snow, i really felt a cold 
> when the chill sound splashes along with the beat... Wow man... and 
> so my next question was, who is the composer. Next comes the 
> surprise, a 25 year old young chap... And i ran out to the music shop 
> to grab a cassette. 
> 
> I was flattened and still breathing his music.
> 
> And i soaked in his music since then... I was called as  "Rahman" in 
> my college hostel. Siraj would know that...
> Where ever I go since then, ppl talking to me for 2 days will know 
> that i'm a fan of ARR. That much i talk on ARR. :)
> 
> Its been 17 yrs now. I cherish the times i run to music shops to grab 
> the first cassette on almost all releases. Now, at the age of 30, 
> i've somehow lost the habit of grabbing the first CD/Cassette, may be 
> not getting time or out of reach, but the passion towards his music, 
> will be there till my last breathe.
> 
> Listening now to his voice "yelelo... " from Chinna Chinna Aasai...
> 
> - Bergin
> Breathing HIS music.
>

[arr] Re: When I heard ARR for the first time !!!

[Mathan]

Almost the same for me, Siraj.

I was studying 5th std on that time. I had a chance to listen to 
Chinna Chinna asai on Radio(AIR)on  a Golden day! From that day 
onwards I was infected by his music. But I never knew the music 
director name. After two to three years later I had a chance to 
listen Gentleman, then I came to his name as A.R.Rahman. 

After that this name makes my life something meaningful!!!

Because I always hope, if you are a listner to good music, you will 
be having good behaviours; As like as our BOSS.

With Reagrds,
Mathan raj A


--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "Siraj K" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Yes, I agree with Bergin. We're classmates for 6 years :) Everybody 
used to
> say he is addicted to ARR's music.
> 
> We had no tape recorder / TV when Roja was released. As I was in 
small
> village, we had no such provision of getting Casettes those 
days My
> first experience was when I was in Bazaar (market), I happened to 
listen to
> "Chinna Chinna Aasai..." song I was very young. I don't know 
what is
> music.. I never liked any music before this. I never spent any 
single minute
> on any music / song before this song. It made me to stand there 
till the
> song gets over. Then comes the other song... My god... I was 
wondering, what
> a nice song. And it was an amazing  song... So whenever I 
return
> from my school, I  goto that shop; listen to Roja songs and come 
back. I've
> no words to describe that personal feeling... That can't be 
expressed...
> This is how I got exposure to ARR's songs... And now I'm one of the 
fans who
> grabs their first copy in their local stores.
> 
> Cheers
> Siraj
> 
> On Feb 2, 2008 6:03 AM, Vithur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> >   Just to add..
> >
> > THIS DISEASE CALLED RAHMANIA IS LEAST HARMFUL AND MOST BENEFICIAL
> >
> >
> > On 2/2/08, mehroof sm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >
> > >Hi All,
> > >
> > > I think we all got affected by a worm called RAHMANIA.
> > >
> > > Cheers
> > > Mehroof Mohamed
> > >
> > > * <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>* wrote:
> > >
> > >  Dear Rahmaniacs,
> > >
> > > I'm not sure, if this has been discussed earlier. I'd love to 
start a
> > > thread of messages, to share the experience when we listened to 
ARR's
> > > music for the first time ever. And how we were impressed / 
flattened.
> > > Got this idea, when i was reading review of Roja music in a 
website.
> > > Especially from Gopal / Vijay, would love to know your first
> > > experience listening to ARR.
> > >
> > > Let me start...
> > > I happened to know about ARR very very late. I was in Class 9 i
> > > guess. We were in Ooty then. So movies dont get release than 
soon as
> > > in other cities. I came to know about him during the National 
Award
> > > for Roja.
> > >
> > > It was an evening, i had returned from School. There was a 
program in
> > > DD, curtain raiser for the National Award. Thats when i first 
heard
> > > the magical sound that i havent heard ever till then. My God... 
i
> > > said, what a sound it was, it went thru my nerves and mixed on 
to my
> > > blood. It was the song, "Pudhu Vellai mazhai...", the initial
> > > interlude, made me shiver in the Kashmiri snow, i really felt a 
cold
> > > when the chill sound splashes along with the beat... Wow man... 
and
> > > so my next question was, who is the composer. Next comes the
> > > surprise, a 25 year old young chap... And i ran out to the 
music shop
> > > to grab a cassette.
> > >
> > > I was flattened and still breathing his music.
> > >
> > > And i soaked in his music since then... I was called 
as "Rahman" in
> > > my college hostel. Siraj would know that...
> > > Where ever I go since then, ppl talking to me for 2 days will 
know
> > > that i'm a fan of ARR. That much i talk on ARR. :)
> > >
> > > Its been 17 yrs now. I cherish the times i run to music shops 
to grab
> > > the first cassette on almost all releases. Now, at the age of 
30,
> > > i've somehow lost the habit of grabbing the first CD/Cassette, 
may be
> > > not getting time or out of reach, but the passion towards his 
music,
> > > will be there till my last breathe.
> > >
> > > Listening now to his voice "yelelo... " from Chinna Chinna 
Aasai...
> > >
> > > - Bergin
> > > Breathing HIS music.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >  --
> > > Download prohibited? No problem. 
CHATfrom any browser, without download.
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
> > --
> > regards,
> > Vithur
> >
> > A.R.RAHMAN -  MY BREATH & LIFE FORCE
> > 
> >
>