Re: [arr] Re: Those seeking Rahman from the 90s
agree with u. now almost every music director is trying to sound similar to the rahman sound. so its tough for ARR's music to stand out in the crowd. If you consider this aspect, he is actually doing a better job now than he was in the 90s. just my opinion!! On Jan 27, 2008 12:12 AM, prashanth.palanisamy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hmmm...good pointm one of the few who actually feel a lil nostalgic when i listen to his 90's ..and i do crave for that kind of music at that moment esp stuff like uzhavan or pudhiya mugam et al!!!.well i think.the problem now is everyone(everyone knows some aspect of music now...tanks to technology!!!) is making his kinda soundso u know its tougher to stand out nowi love his current style of music as wellbut i sometimes wish for the vinatge stuff... i think that is human.and again the comparison b/w him and sachin come to my mind now. i love his adelaide(more mature and understanding the 'situation' attitde) century but i still think the Sharjah one was electrifying(carefree and i dont care who u are attitude).!!! :) --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com, Chord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Been hearing mumblings about wanting the Rahman from the 90s back. My advice? Cut your losses and grieve, or celebrate with the mature and progressive composer whose brilliance is unfaded. Rahman going back in time is not going to happen. Oh, sure, Rahman will keep belting out quality/hit scores, but if you're wanting Deja Vu Rahman, forget it. And that's a good thing. If he kept going back to his 90s mould, he would be labeled as repetitive, one dimensional, etc. I'd much rather have a Rahman who moves forward, progresses and matures as a composer, and experiments, even if all his experiments don't work at the BO. BTW, to me, JA is not an experiment gone wrong. It's Rahman on top of his game. The guy is a master composer with unknown potential. If you want Rahman from the 90s, there are PLENTY of soundtracks to choose from. I love Rahman from the 90s and I have lots of CDs I can put on if I want to go back. But, I also love Rahman of today, even if I don't cherish ALL his songs, just like in the past. He's been there, done that. Time to move forward. No more Dil Se, no more Taal. Why would you want a repeat? He's done those already! The long haul, luxury Rahman express is moving forward and ready to go the distance. If you want to join him, all aboard! If not, the slower, run down, short distance Pritam/Himesh express has limited room, but no AC compartment or first class seats.
Re: [arr] Re: Those seeking Rahman from the 90s
Kalimuthu, I'm doing good. Thanks.. Sorry, I never meant to hurt Shanavas. But I was really disappointed to see the list of movies which he didn't like. Just refer the list again and tell me, if I'm wrong. Even Anti-ARR fans like many of the albums listed here. How come a true Rahmaniac didn't like these...!!! That was my worry and concern..!! Shanavas, sorry, if my hurt you...!!! Meenaxi (2004) Aayitha Ezhuthu (2004) New (2004) Swades (2004) Bose:(2005) The Rising (2005) Anbe Aaruyire (2005) Water (2005) Rang De Basanti (2006) Sillunu Oru Kaadhal (2006) Godfather (2006) Guru (2007) Provoked (2007) Sivaji (2007) Azhagiya Thamizh Magan (2007) Jodhaa Akbar (2008) -Siraj On 1/30/08, Reformed Sinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: agree with u. now almost every music director is trying to sound similar to the rahman sound. so its tough for ARR's music to stand out in the crowd. If you consider this aspect, he is actually doing a better job now than he was in the 90s. just my opinion!! On Jan 27, 2008 12:12 AM, prashanth.palanisamy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hmmm...good pointm one of the few who actually feel a lil nostalgic when i listen to his 90's ..and i do crave for that kind of music at that moment esp stuff like uzhavan or pudhiya mugam et al!!!.well i think.the problem now is everyone(everyone knows some aspect of music now...tanks to technology!!!) is making his kinda soundso u know its tougher to stand out nowi love his current style of music as wellbut i sometimes wish for the vinatge stuff... i think that is human.and again the comparison b/w him and sachin come to my mind now. i love his adelaide(more mature and understanding the 'situation' attitde) century but i still think the Sharjah one was electrifying(carefree and i dont care who u are attitude).!!! :) --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com, Chord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Been hearing mumblings about wanting the Rahman from the 90s back. My advice? Cut your losses and grieve, or celebrate with the mature and progressive composer whose brilliance is unfaded. Rahman going back in time is not going to happen. Oh, sure, Rahman will keep belting out quality/hit scores, but if you're wanting Deja Vu Rahman, forget it. And that's a good thing. If he kept going back to his 90s mould, he would be labeled as repetitive, one dimensional, etc. I'd much rather have a Rahman who moves forward, progresses and matures as a composer, and experiments, even if all his experiments don't work at the BO. BTW, to me, JA is not an experiment gone wrong. It's Rahman on top of his game. The guy is a master composer with unknown potential. If you want Rahman from the 90s, there are PLENTY of soundtracks to choose from. I love Rahman from the 90s and I have lots of CDs I can put on if I want to go back. But, I also love Rahman of today, even if I don't cherish ALL his songs, just like in the past. He's been there, done that. Time to move forward. No more Dil Se, no more Taal. Why would you want a repeat? He's done those already! The long haul, luxury Rahman express is moving forward and ready to go the distance. If you want to join him, all aboard! If not, the slower, run down, short distance Pritam/Himesh express has limited room, but no AC compartment or first class seats.
Re: [arr] Re: Those seeking Rahman from the 90s
Hi *shanavas,* My sincere request that don't blame it on ur Language (english) skills. In whatever language someone is telling above said albums can not satisfy him. that is not acceptable. ARR can do whatever he wish...whether remix or anything ARR is not asking what fans like u are doing in this group? We fans r also not asking u the same question. U can tell anything about anyone...no hurt feeling...at the same time be ready to accept all replies after commeting ANYTHING Arijit On 29/01/2008, shanavas.chemmamkuzhi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I appoligise for my posts.Same point you people accepted from Dasun when he wrote in good english. I'm very weak in english, so i cant express my feelings here like him. Why we need AR Rahman for remix songs(New,ATM),any music director can do that. Regards Shanavas --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com, Siraj K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: When you say you didn't like the movies which you listed in your mail, we (atleast I) can clearly understand whats your music taste!!! -Siraj On 1/27/08, shanavas.chemmamkuzhi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I will not agree with you.I'm not satisfied with AR last few works.I feel that the Rahman magic was missing in some new albums.I think in last 4 years only 2 albums had the magic touch(Meenaxi and Rang de Basanti). New and Anbe Aaruyire were not expected from from AR. Meenaxi (2004) Aayitha Ezhuthu (2004) New (2004) Swades (2004) Bose:(2005) The Rising (2005) Anbe Aaruyire (2005) Water (2005) Rang De Basanti (2006) Sillunu Oru Kaadhal (2006) Godfather (2006) Guru (2007) Provoked (2007) Sivaji (2007) Azhagiya Thamizh Magan (2007) Jodhaa Akbar (2008) I'm very confident that he will bring the magic back in his music.I was very disappointed with Daud ,then came Earth and Dilse.So waiting for Jaane tu ya jaane na and Ghajani hindi. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.comarrahmanfans% 40yahoogroups.com, Chord purevibz@ wrote: Been hearing mumblings about wanting the Rahman from the 90s back. My advice? Cut your losses and grieve, or celebrate with the mature and progressive composer whose brilliance is unfaded. Rahman going back in time is not going to happen. Oh, sure, Rahman will keep belting out quality/hit scores, but if you're wanting Deja Vu Rahman, forget it. And that's a good thing. If he kept going back to his 90s mould, he would be labeled as repetitive, one dimensional, etc. I'd much rather have a Rahman who moves forward, progresses and matures as a composer, and experiments, even if all his experiments don't work at the BO. BTW, to me, JA is not an experiment gone wrong. It's Rahman on top of his game. The guy is a master composer with unknown potential. If you want Rahman from the 90s, there are PLENTY of soundtracks to choose from. I love Rahman from the 90s and I have lots of CDs I can put on if I want to go back. But, I also love Rahman of today, even if I don't cherish ALL his songs, just like in the past. He's been there, done that. Time to move forward. No more Dil Se, no more Taal. Why would you want a repeat? He's done those already! The long haul, luxury Rahman express is moving forward and ready to go the distance. If you want to join him, all aboard! If not, the slower, run down, short distance Pritam/Himesh express has limited room, but no AC compartment or first class seats.
Re: [arr] Re: Those seeking Rahman from the 90s
When you say you didn't like the movies which you listed in your mail, we (atleast I) can clearly understand whats your music taste!!! -Siraj On 1/27/08, shanavas.chemmamkuzhi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I will not agree with you.I'm not satisfied with AR last few works.I feel that the Rahman magic was missing in some new albums.I think in last 4 years only 2 albums had the magic touch(Meenaxi and Rang de Basanti). New and Anbe Aaruyire were not expected from from AR. Meenaxi (2004) Aayitha Ezhuthu (2004) New (2004) Swades (2004) Bose:(2005) The Rising (2005) Anbe Aaruyire (2005) Water (2005) Rang De Basanti (2006) Sillunu Oru Kaadhal (2006) Godfather (2006) Guru (2007) Provoked (2007) Sivaji (2007) Azhagiya Thamizh Magan (2007) Jodhaa Akbar (2008) I'm very confident that he will bring the magic back in his music.I was very disappointed with Daud ,then came Earth and Dilse.So waiting for Jaane tu ya jaane na and Ghajani hindi. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com, Chord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Been hearing mumblings about wanting the Rahman from the 90s back. My advice? Cut your losses and grieve, or celebrate with the mature and progressive composer whose brilliance is unfaded. Rahman going back in time is not going to happen. Oh, sure, Rahman will keep belting out quality/hit scores, but if you're wanting Deja Vu Rahman, forget it. And that's a good thing. If he kept going back to his 90s mould, he would be labeled as repetitive, one dimensional, etc. I'd much rather have a Rahman who moves forward, progresses and matures as a composer, and experiments, even if all his experiments don't work at the BO. BTW, to me, JA is not an experiment gone wrong. It's Rahman on top of his game. The guy is a master composer with unknown potential. If you want Rahman from the 90s, there are PLENTY of soundtracks to choose from. I love Rahman from the 90s and I have lots of CDs I can put on if I want to go back. But, I also love Rahman of today, even if I don't cherish ALL his songs, just like in the past. He's been there, done that. Time to move forward. No more Dil Se, no more Taal. Why would you want a repeat? He's done those already! The long haul, luxury Rahman express is moving forward and ready to go the distance. If you want to join him, all aboard! If not, the slower, run down, short distance Pritam/Himesh express has limited room, but no AC compartment or first class seats.
Re: [arr] Re: Those seeking Rahman from the 90s
ddeee.. u rock :DDD i think u vl very well have PFMB and One Love in ur list. y leave those??? :P On 1/27/08, shanavas.chemmamkuzhi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I will not agree with you.I'm not satisfied with AR last few works.I feel that the Rahman magic was missing in some new albums.I think in last 4 years only 2 albums had the magic touch(Meenaxi and Rang de Basanti). New and Anbe Aaruyire were not expected from from AR. Meenaxi (2004) Aayitha Ezhuthu (2004) New (2004) Swades (2004) Bose:(2005) The Rising (2005) Anbe Aaruyire (2005) Water (2005) Rang De Basanti (2006) Sillunu Oru Kaadhal (2006) Godfather (2006) Guru (2007) Provoked (2007) Sivaji (2007) Azhagiya Thamizh Magan (2007) Jodhaa Akbar (2008) I'm very confident that he will bring the magic back in his music.I was very disappointed with Daud ,then came Earth and Dilse.So waiting for Jaane tu ya jaane na and Ghajani hindi. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com, Chord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Been hearing mumblings about wanting the Rahman from the 90s back. My advice? Cut your losses and grieve, or celebrate with the mature and progressive composer whose brilliance is unfaded. Rahman going back in time is not going to happen. Oh, sure, Rahman will keep belting out quality/hit scores, but if you're wanting Deja Vu Rahman, forget it. And that's a good thing. If he kept going back to his 90s mould, he would be labeled as repetitive, one dimensional, etc. I'd much rather have a Rahman who moves forward, progresses and matures as a composer, and experiments, even if all his experiments don't work at the BO. BTW, to me, JA is not an experiment gone wrong. It's Rahman on top of his game. The guy is a master composer with unknown potential. If you want Rahman from the 90s, there are PLENTY of soundtracks to choose from. I love Rahman from the 90s and I have lots of CDs I can put on if I want to go back. But, I also love Rahman of today, even if I don't cherish ALL his songs, just like in the past. He's been there, done that. Time to move forward. No more Dil Se, no more Taal. Why would you want a repeat? He's done those already! The long haul, luxury Rahman express is moving forward and ready to go the distance. If you want to join him, all aboard! If not, the slower, run down, short distance Pritam/Himesh express has limited room, but no AC compartment or first class seats.
Re: [arr] Re: Those seeking Rahman from the 90s
dude common relax. u have all right to post ur opinion. no inferiorities please. jus chill up.. u hope that ARR will come with albums which u will in the future.. that by itself is a great news. jus try giving some more hearings to all the albums. have them in a playlist and run them for 5-6 times.. u will gradually like it. On Jan 29, 2008 8:38 PM, shanavas.chemmamkuzhi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I appoligise for my posts.Same point you people accepted from Dasun when he wrote in good english. I'm very weak in english, so i cant express my feelings here like him. Why we need AR Rahman for remix songs(New,ATM),any music director can do that. Regards Shanavas --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com, Siraj K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: When you say you didn't like the movies which you listed in your mail, we (atleast I) can clearly understand whats your music taste!!! -Siraj On 1/27/08, shanavas.chemmamkuzhi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I will not agree with you.I'm not satisfied with AR last few works.I feel that the Rahman magic was missing in some new albums.I think in last 4 years only 2 albums had the magic touch(Meenaxi and Rang de Basanti). New and Anbe Aaruyire were not expected from from AR. Meenaxi (2004) Aayitha Ezhuthu (2004) New (2004) Swades (2004) Bose:(2005) The Rising (2005) Anbe Aaruyire (2005) Water (2005) Rang De Basanti (2006) Sillunu Oru Kaadhal (2006) Godfather (2006) Guru (2007) Provoked (2007) Sivaji (2007) Azhagiya Thamizh Magan (2007) Jodhaa Akbar (2008) I'm very confident that he will bring the magic back in his music.I was very disappointed with Daud ,then came Earth and Dilse.So waiting for Jaane tu ya jaane na and Ghajani hindi. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.comarrahmanfans% 40yahoogroups.com, Chord purevibz@ wrote: Been hearing mumblings about wanting the Rahman from the 90s back. My advice? Cut your losses and grieve, or celebrate with the mature and progressive composer whose brilliance is unfaded. Rahman going back in time is not going to happen. Oh, sure, Rahman will keep belting out quality/hit scores, but if you're wanting Deja Vu Rahman, forget it. And that's a good thing. If he kept going back to his 90s mould, he would be labeled as repetitive, one dimensional, etc. I'd much rather have a Rahman who moves forward, progresses and matures as a composer, and experiments, even if all his experiments don't work at the BO. BTW, to me, JA is not an experiment gone wrong. It's Rahman on top of his game. The guy is a master composer with unknown potential. If you want Rahman from the 90s, there are PLENTY of soundtracks to choose from. I love Rahman from the 90s and I have lots of CDs I can put on if I want to go back. But, I also love Rahman of today, even if I don't cherish ALL his songs, just like in the past. He's been there, done that. Time to move forward. No more Dil Se, no more Taal. Why would you want a repeat? He's done those already! The long haul, luxury Rahman express is moving forward and ready to go the distance. If you want to join him, all aboard! If not, the slower, run down, short distance Pritam/Himesh express has limited room, but no AC compartment or first class seats.
Re: [arr] Re: Those seeking Rahman from the 90s
Shahvanas Chemmamkuzhi Language is just a medium. You speak your heart. Dont ever feel that language coming as a barrier. And ARR never did remix . In NEW ( ARR did a retuning of Thottal Poo Malarum and in ATM - It was Krishna Chetan who did the remix ) On 1/30/08, shanavas.chemmamkuzhi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I appoligise for my posts.Same point you people accepted from Dasun when he wrote in good english. I'm very weak in english, so i cant express my feelings here like him. Why we need AR Rahman for remix songs(New,ATM),any music director can do that. Regards Shanavas --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com, Siraj K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: When you say you didn't like the movies which you listed in your mail, we (atleast I) can clearly understand whats your music taste!!! -Siraj On 1/27/08, shanavas.chemmamkuzhi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I will not agree with you.I'm not satisfied with AR last few works.I feel that the Rahman magic was missing in some new albums.I think in last 4 years only 2 albums had the magic touch(Meenaxi and Rang de Basanti). New and Anbe Aaruyire were not expected from from AR. Meenaxi (2004) Aayitha Ezhuthu (2004) New (2004) Swades (2004) Bose:(2005) The Rising (2005) Anbe Aaruyire (2005) Water (2005) Rang De Basanti (2006) Sillunu Oru Kaadhal (2006) Godfather (2006) Guru (2007) Provoked (2007) Sivaji (2007) Azhagiya Thamizh Magan (2007) Jodhaa Akbar (2008) I'm very confident that he will bring the magic back in his music.I was very disappointed with Daud ,then came Earth and Dilse.So waiting for Jaane tu ya jaane na and Ghajani hindi. --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.comarrahmanfans% 40yahoogroups.com, Chord purevibz@ wrote: Been hearing mumblings about wanting the Rahman from the 90s back. My advice? Cut your losses and grieve, or celebrate with the mature and progressive composer whose brilliance is unfaded. Rahman going back in time is not going to happen. Oh, sure, Rahman will keep belting out quality/hit scores, but if you're wanting Deja Vu Rahman, forget it. And that's a good thing. If he kept going back to his 90s mould, he would be labeled as repetitive, one dimensional, etc. I'd much rather have a Rahman who moves forward, progresses and matures as a composer, and experiments, even if all his experiments don't work at the BO. BTW, to me, JA is not an experiment gone wrong. It's Rahman on top of his game. The guy is a master composer with unknown potential. If you want Rahman from the 90s, there are PLENTY of soundtracks to choose from. I love Rahman from the 90s and I have lots of CDs I can put on if I want to go back. But, I also love Rahman of today, even if I don't cherish ALL his songs, just like in the past. He's been there, done that. Time to move forward. No more Dil Se, no more Taal. Why would you want a repeat? He's done those already! The long haul, luxury Rahman express is moving forward and ready to go the distance. If you want to join him, all aboard! If not, the slower, run down, short distance Pritam/Himesh express has limited room, but no AC compartment or first class seats. -- regards, Vithur A.R.RAHMAN - MY BREATH LIFE FORCE
