IR's New albums - Ver 2008

App_engine i didnt know that MSV scored a full length instrumental album. That one has any title?

One more digression -

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Originally Posted by eagle

App_engine i didnt know that MSV scored a full length instrumental album. That one has any title?

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Looks like it's titled "thrilling thematic tunes of MSV" or something like that (I don't remember what it was on the disk in our school collection, that they used to play before / after some school functions, being an instrumental album).

Look at this thread, opened a year ago:
http://www.msvtimes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=216

End-digression

Now let's get back to dhanam & malleppuvu (and UO):-)

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Originally Posted by dochu

Is 'Chandamama' based on a previous song. I can't seem to narrow it down.

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I am not sure but I felt couple of lines in charanams similar to 'iLavattam' from My Dear Marththaandan.

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Originally Posted by eagle

The difference between IR and MSV is the later apart from composing for films didnt try any full length instrumental albums like HTNI, nothing but wind etc., so when raaja came and took charge capturing the younger generation img. then, MSV was kind of fading away from the scene.
The same thing is happening to Raaja now, in my opinion he fails to capture the younger generation imagination now. YSR, AR doing the job perfectly. The last time Raaja did something close to that was decade back with kaadhalukku mariyaadhai.
But still Raaja can do something which no other MD in TFM including Rahman cant do thats writing a symphony or fusion albums. for some reasons he is not concentrating on that.

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I agree with you. But please give some more time to Raja to get hold of right sounds in the synth. Once he does that (consciously or unconsciously), then there will be no stopping. After listening to Mallepuvvu, I am confident that that day is not far away.

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Originally Posted by eagle

The last time Raaja did something close to that was decade back with kaadhalukku mariyaadhai.

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Originally Posted by selvakumar

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Originally Posted by eagle

The last time Raaja did something close to that was decade back with kaadhalukku mariyaadhai.

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What about Pithamagan Selva? :lol: iLangaathu was popular among youngsters too.

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Originally Posted by MrJudge

What about Pithamagan Selva? :lol: iLangaathu was popular among youngsters too.

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Beg to differ A LOT ! :lol:

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Originally Posted by selvakumar

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Originally Posted by MrJudge

What about Pithamagan Selva? :lol: iLangaathu was popular among youngsters too.

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Beg to differ A LOT ! :lol:

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Please note 'for NK also you will have to beg to differ A LOT' :D

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Originally Posted by irir123

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Originally Posted by jaiganes

you have to listen to 'vaazhkai odam sella' by SJ that sits right besides ' Enna desamo' when it comes to pathos ridden Ghazal kind of number that is simply awesome.
Usually ghazal kind of songs require two to three patient listenings before you start appreciating their inner beauty. This one takes you in to the sanctum straight away in the first hearing. And it suits the beautiful movie ever so aptly lke a stamen on the red hibiscus flower - tender - neatly poised and delicate.

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I just happened to miss out mentioning 'vaazhkai odam' - thats all! yes its a perfect Ghazal feel song, especially the part "ulagathhil penmai uyarvaaga villai" followed by the humming by SJ is simply out of the world!

as a digression, you still didnt give your response to my comments on Rajinikanth's classy performance in that film!

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On rajini's performance, I am churning out something on that. however this being Raaja's thread I don't want to discuss here.
If you want my opinion - I would say it was a vintage performance

Gaajula has a few phrases similar to 'Botany' song from Udhayam in anupallavi??