Maestro Ilaiyaraja New Albums 2011 - Hello Jaihind / Sri Rama Rajyam

app,
indha youtube parungo....

unga ponnu play pannuvala.........

try pl.......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXxRVUOV5MY

sokki poiten naan..

jeevanudan play pannum Genious he is..

Indha kid ai patri ipadi than enaku ninaika thonithu app.

The concept of Mumbai Cutting seems similar to the recently released Malayalam film "Kerala cafe" which was 10 short stories rolled into one film by 10 different Directors, written by Renjith. Not sure if there are other such films earlier.

app_eng,

I have been saying that 'gum sum gum' is a new song :) The whole feel is now very different compared to the Malayalam classic. You will love it if you approach it that way. "Paa" is a rocking album indeed.

Out of Bangalore and forgot to take the 'Suryakanthi' CD with me. Connection too slow here to listen online. Was impressed in the first listen.

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Originally Posted by app_engine

'gum sum gum' on repeat :-)

The way all instruments jump at once in a 'thadAladi' manner after the first line is sung without any background is freak-out stuff!

It's like telling a 'wow-wow' after clean-bowling the toughest batsman!

This is the foruth Bhavadharini song that I've enjoyed immensely (the others being alai meedhu, idhu sangeetha thirunALO & mayil pOla poNNu onnu).

Actually, this song tops in the pA album for me :-)

Interestingly, my daughter insists me on repeating this during drives and even within a few hearings, she sings almost all the words (I can't sing even the pallavi) :-)

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I heard my daughter hum 'gum sum gum' while she was playing..
This is the third film song she has taken a liking to...

"Edeya Baagilu" is the most fresh song of Sankraanti album. Nice tune with western classical touch. Orchestration, including prelude and interludes has bit of jazz, western classical elements with a mix of soft beats. IR's special touch is seen in both the tune and orchestration. The song becoming a hit largely depends on the picturisation. I hope they have not spoiled it.

"Mouni Naanu" is another song that I like in this album. The prelude almost immediately took me to "Aa Dinagalu" song, but changed soon. Loved the tune, Karthik's singing and the overall music (especially second interlude).

Chan chanare is good for Shreya's singing and charanam portions...but other factors brings down the charm.

Other songs did not impress me much.

Thanks,

Krishnan

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Originally Posted by eagle

Marupadiyum chaaru vedhaalam....

நான் ஜோக்கரா இல்லையா என்பதை காலம் தீர்மானிக்கட்டும். பா என்ற இந்திப் படத்துக்கு உன் இளையராஜா எப்படி பாட்டுப் போட்டிருக்கிறார் என்பதை தயவு செய்து இசை தெரிந்தவர்களிடம் கேட்டுப் பார். வட இந்திய சினிமாவில் இப்படி ஒரு நகைச்சுவையைக் கேள்வி கூடப் பட்டது கிடையாது என்று சிரிக்கிறார்கள். இளையராஜாவை பா படத்தின் காரணமாக அங்கே எல்லோரும் ஜோக்கராகவே பார்க்கிறார்கள். இல்லை என்று யாராவது நிரூபித்தால் நான் எழுதுவதையே நிறுத்திக் கொள்கிறேன்

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Indha baadu address yarukkavadhu theriyuma pa?

http://musiclistner.blogspot.com/200...and-songs.html

Though this is an amusing kind of review, what caught my attention is that the songs are quite popular in north.

Popular enough to attract such "knowledgeable" people to review it :-)

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Originally Posted by app_engine

http://musiclistner.blogspot.com/2009/12/music-review-of-paa-music-and-songs.html

Though this is an amusing kind of review, what caught my attention is that the songs are quite popular in north.

Popular enough to attract such "knowledgeable" people to review it :-)

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Speechless!
Anyway, i've left a comment of unrestrained praise there, awaiting moderation :lol2:

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Originally Posted by Bala (Karthik)

i've left a comment of unrestrained praise there

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:lol:

In any case, IR should thank Balki for taking his music to such connoisseurs and make them appreciate it, at last! :wink:

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Originally Posted by jaiganes

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Originally Posted by app_engine

'gum sum gum' on repeat :-)

The way all instruments jump at once in a 'thadAladi' manner after the first line is sung without any background is freak-out stuff!

It's like telling a 'wow-wow' after clean-bowling the toughest batsman!

This is the foruth Bhavadharini song that I've enjoyed immensely (the others being alai meedhu, idhu sangeetha thirunALO & mayil pOla poNNu onnu).

Actually, this song tops in the pA album for me :-)

Interestingly, my daughter insists me on repeating this during drives and even within a few hearings, she sings almost all the words (I can't sing even the pallavi) :-)

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I heard my daughter hum 'gum sum gum' while she was playing..
This is the third film song she has taken a liking to...

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Same situation with my 4-year old son. He wants to listen to Gum Sum only, exclusively, all the time. I played to him all 3 different versions (that I have) of Gum Sum, starting with Thumbi Vaa, Mood in Kapi, and Sangaththil. Every time he said "this is not the real Gum Sum, play me the "real" Gum Sum" :-)

-Gokul.