Nandhalala : Myskin

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Originally Posted by Sanjeevi

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Originally Posted by raja_fan

A very good album !

But IR is unlucky as always.
Whenever he comes with brilliant album in Tamil, the director will be ready with scissors to cut off the song from the film and make the extraordinary work go unnoticed..
Myskkin this time is the villain.. :(

Who can forgive Fazil for cutting off "Mella thira.." from ONOK ........Good example of how IR's brilliance went unnoticed..

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It should be 'Konjam Thira' :D which is one of my most fav. song

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More than the other songs, I love Katril Varum - :bow: IR :clap:
Of course, khajira ho kanavile - :thumbsup:

After Listening 3 Songs(1.Mella oorndhu 2. Onnukkonu -3. Thalaattu kEtka nAnum ) once from nandhalala I felt it is like "Parangimalai(Nandhalala)" comparing with"Imayamalai(Naan Kadavul)".
but this is a Malai too. Opinion may change after listening more no of times

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viraajan, i love 'Konjam thira' morethan other songs in ONOK including the famous 'katril varum keethamae'
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"Mella oorndhu oorndhu" takes me the charanam part of 'Time's "Niram pirithu paarthen". ( "oviyathil endha kodu engu sendru mudiyum, munnaale munaale yaar kooruvaar")

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Yes. It is the case for me too.


Sanjeevi, it was a typo.it is "konjam thira"

Between NK and NL, NK scores high. Thats close to my heart too.
NK songs are like "pain that causes pleasure". (I don't know if i'm writing it right. Pls correct if am wrong :) )
Manadhukku Idhamaana soga geethangal...

Ok. it seems IR has brought NK Vs Nandhalala debate among his fans. Proves that he is king :)

Brilliant lyrics in that Nari Kuravar song... Aana onnume puriyala... :lol:

The other director who could extract good music and reject his tune was Mahendran.
Infact Ilaiyaraja himself has told in one of his interviews that directors should confidently come forward and say that they need better song tune than this one for the situation and well before actual recording of the songs and not later.

viraajan,

The songs are in keeping with the director's vision. Bala's movies have generally been 'in-your-face' and hard hitting. So the lyrics and the music have similar approach. In case of Nandalala, the director is trying to make an extremely sensitive and subtle film (gathered from his interview). My guess is he will underplay the emotions. Raja's music is in keeping with that requirement.

As far as I am concerned, I am enjoying both in equal measure.

S.Suresh

I will tell something..
My fellow IR fans should not pounce on me..ok..?

In "Onnukkonnu.." song, I could remember ARR style in few places, like the way flute accompanies KJY in charanam and the way charanam ends etc..Did anyone notice this ? :)