Raghu, that's a very nice thread you started. I took some time, listened to it again and now I'm replying. No wonder, it's an amazing song and surprisingly I like to listen to its Tamil version (which I don't understand) more than its Hindi version. The lyrics seem to be very apt for the rhythm and beat of the song. I could figure a lot of `kadhal' in the song, which I think means `love'.
Stretching the thread further, I also love `muqabla' immensely. I think this is a landmark song in India and is one of the best ever made in India. So many people had stolen its music, rhythm and beats. I remember, then I was in school and I used to boast a lot that I have the `original Tamil version of Muqabla' and people used to borrow it from me. It's such a nice feeling when everybody around you is praising ARR! Durba --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "Thulasi Ram" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > i always believe that oorvasi, mukkala, kadalikkum songs from the movie > kaadhalan can be considered in a Hollywood movie.. those songs have got > ample tempo and techno beats that make them extremely modern > > On 4/29/07, arr_raghu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > I think Kadalikkum song of kadalan is the crispiest > > song ever recorded by ARR. > > Be it beats, strings or chorus, everything in that song > > is very crispy and crystal clear. > > ARR has done soo many wonders but this songs still wins > > over all others for this sheer sound quality. > > I wish ARR can record all the songs at same standard. > > One reasong for missing that crispyness is bcos of ARR > > tending to use more live instruments than electronics. > > Even many of the e-songs he made offlate, nothing > > matched the brilliance of Kadalikkum. > > I donno how he made that song. > > > > Raghu > > > > > > >
