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Enakkaga Kaathiru songs with superb quality audio and video
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A big thanks to the uploader who has uploaded many rare IR song.
Somebody introduce me a rare IR song to me
Minmini paavaikal from Julie Ganapathy. I can recall correctly the last time I heard this one.
Expect-the-expected IR+BM+KJY song, strained vocals... but many sokkupodi moments in the guitar and keys. :musicsmile:
Shaawmee, enakkoru unma therinjaaganam shaawmee..
How many songs has PBS sung for IR? Thendrale nee pesu. What else?
I can't recall even any Kannada songs of this combo (where PBS was more popular). Of course, thanks to SPB, there are some legends of IR ghost-composing under GKV, but how much merit the claim holds, I don't know.
There is a indhi song in naNdu...'kaisE kahoon'... The credit in thiraippadal says Bhupendra but I remember reading in dhool that this could be PBS or there could be a PBS version...I also remember reading that PBS wrote and sang the song, can't confirm for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by KV
On the IR doing under GKV claim, IR has indirectly ratified it by using the GKV credited 'mysooru malligE' Kannada song into 'vA vA munnooru milliyE' in his name in a Thamizh movie. However, as far as we know, that's the only case.
In any case, the relationship between both were always cordial (as is the IR-MSV relationship). One can watch GKV on screen in the movie MTK composed jointly by MSV-IR :-)
Kaise kahoon was only written by pbs. It was 100 percent bhupinder singh
I'm also pretty sure that was by Bhupinder.
I remember SPB once speaking about one of - Ravi Varmanaa/Baare baare - as composed by IR. Lovely songs, these two.
Thus spake the arakkan.
Nandhalala trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW13ECz-p4M
Starting from 0:22 to 0:55... 33 seconds of unadulterated Raja brilliance.
I don't recall hearing this piece in the movie. Was is used at all?
Vegam Vegam from Anjali. Simply brilliant & beautiful orchestration to convey the sci-fi / fantasy theme. Prelude beginning with electronic music transitioning into a lovely string section always gives me goosebumps and gives a feeling of take-off / flying :notworthy:
'siva rAththiree, thookkam Edhu' of MMKR which is another Mano struggle :lol:
It's not that he was not trying - as some phrases of the song show some "forced-trying" (Kamal possibly encouraged him a lot there). OTOH, his "praying / begging" emotion keeps coming back, in totally inappropriate moments, throwing the song into total funny mode - as opposed to the intended "mood".