Wow Usha, such an airy, light, pretty piece! Love the water sound effects added...Karthik...is that really you? Wow...Quote:
Originally Posted by tvsankar
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Wow Usha, such an airy, light, pretty piece! Love the water sound effects added...Karthik...is that really you? Wow...Quote:
Originally Posted by tvsankar
Wow... what a song... :bow: :bow: Can't thank you enough Querida for introducing me to this song.Quote:
Originally Posted by Querida
Any such discoveries of gems just makes you wonder how many more are there.. this makes it very special for me because it's sung by IR. The video has some wonderful pictures of IR.
Revisited Ayyan songs. Enakkena Oruthi and Manasoram are very nice songs that will be in my playlist for a while.
Querida, thanks a ton for Vandhale Allipoo! Absolut beauty!
I want to listen to this one badly! Any link other than youtube, pls? Cant find it on Thiraipaadal/paadal. :(
KV Sir,give me your Mail ID..I will send this song..This is a song which completely hypnotised me.
This song is not available anywhere on the net. FYI this song was discovered by a Raja fan in an 1983 LP record at an old music store in Coimbatore and converted it to MP3.
Thanks skr sir, for the song and info! PM'd you my email id.
Is the song from Kann sivandhal mann sivakkum? Did it feature in the film?
Vicky in brilliant form..Check him playing Vizhiyil Vizhunthu from Azhaigal Oyivathillai on the iPad..Sensational creativity
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cw3ewHrTCQU
I'm glad skr could help you, because all I could find was one link that had songs from the movie (which you guessed correctly) except for "Vandhale Allipoo" :(Quote:
Originally Posted by KV
http://www.haihoi.com/tamil-movies/M...5&name=&mode=1
It is featured in the film. I bought the DVD of this movie in India only because of Manitha Manitha song without realizing it holds the Vandhaale treasure. BTW, the song is picturized nicely without killing it's mood. It's not lip-synced and comes in the background which is perfect.Quote:
Originally Posted by KV
+1 on uNarumee gAnam and ThaamarakiLi (sikkan 65's post)
uNarumee gAnam is yet another of those emotional disturbers - with my usual protestations about not being of an age to understand the emotion but still disturbed in a way that makes a lot of sense now that I have experienced life. It is like this man has helped me grow up with some specific place-holders in my mind for certain emotions through his specific songs/music, which later kind of lights up when you are grown up enough to understand the emotion and go through it.