Raja's Gems - the latest one you heard...Part 3

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Originally Posted by raagas

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Originally Posted by AravindMano

Raja gaaru paattalu koncham ;)


- oh prEmA (AswamEdham) (With due respects Asha ji :sigh2: )

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I always felt & still feel that Asha Bhonsle was a wrong choice for THIS particular song.

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Yeah, I meant the same. It could be because of her diction. Too many words and too rushed the flow is.

Hi Usha, how could you forget the best song "thoranam aadidum medaiyil" from VO? Innovative beats and enchanting flute and jalatharangam with Janaki's youthful voice. TMS is the dhrushti parikaaram , mookaala paadindu. VO falls under the "anti social" [ Ubayam OISG] movie category of Shivaji Ganesan :))

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Originally Posted by tvsankar

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Originally Posted by jaiganes

incidentally was looping through TMS singing for Ilaiyaraaja in thiraipaadal.
Couldnt come out of Vetrikku oruvan - best of the combo - all hyper imaginative songs. pity that the movie was an unbearable mess.

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Indha padathuku IR oda MUsic and BGMS - padam parkavae mudiyavilali.

indha madhiri padathuku - super a music pannum
IR ai enna nu solradhu................

Yar mamano - SJ - Singing style........... Excellent...
Guitar ai gavanichu, adhoda potti poduvanga....... i feel like tat........

Guitar and SJ - Gavanichu , paatai keatal - Really Sweeeeeet......

2. Muthamizh Charamae - SPS and TMS

Beautiful Interludes........ Nice ... Nice.. NIce.............


http://www.thiraipaadal.com/album.ph...D01265&lang=en

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Only their opening line "sandham" is similar. Poomaalai is Kaanada raagam whereas then aruviyil is a raagamaalika comprising of Bhimplaas and Bhageshri

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Originally Posted by prashanth12

heard this song in a scene from aan paavam. (not so great movie, but the scene is good)

then aruviyil nanaithidum malaro...

melody reminds me of poomalai vangi vanthan

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VBHVAVM0

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Originally Posted by raagas

I am listening to the song "Kaatula Thala" from "Solla Marantha Kathai". Thoroughly enjoyable! Although the other song "Gundumalli" has been a favourite of mine since long time (Shreya Ghoshal sounds beautiful in this song), this "Kaatu Thala" is a new discovery for me. Wonderful song that borders on folk and melody.The song is just like Ilaiyaraaja's plethora of 80s songs. Those interludes and arrangements are his 80s style personified. Nice chords and beautiful bass guitar that doesnt come to the forefront, to retain the folksy (village-ish feel) element of the song. Seems like Naattai scale.

http://www.thiraipaadal.com/album.ph...R00607&lang=en

Wonderful composition!

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"Kaattula thalai aattura" could be Thilang scale

thumburu,

Thoranam adidum
Yes. TMS - weight a paadi, patoda softness disturb achu.

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Originally Posted by tvsankar

Thoranam adidum

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I love the 'doiinngg-do-doiinngg' sound in this song (jaladharangam? I thought it was some kind of synth)

We used to make fun of this song for the line that goes as 'பேத்தி கொஞ்ச வேண்டும் என்று அத்தை எந்தன் காதில் சொன்னாள்' (பாட்டி எப்படி அத்தை ஆனாள்?)

App, daughter-in-law's athai is the mother-in-law who wants a grand daughter. Sounds quite logical to me? :roll:

Aravind,

ippudu meeru hero car-A? :)

Have you listened to Gayam-2 yet? 'andaala lokam', 'endhukamma prema', 'kalagane kannulo' rock big time.

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Originally Posted by Plum

App, daughter-in-law's athai is the mother-in-law who wants a grand daughter. Sounds quite logical to me? :roll:

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I don't know the movie situation - but if one compares this to the line sung by male voice, there's a "relationship mismatch" issue, I think :-)

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Originally Posted by app_engine

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Originally Posted by Plum

App, daughter-in-law's athai is the mother-in-law who wants a grand daughter. Sounds quite logical to me? :roll:

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I don't know the movie situation - but if one compares this to the line sung by male voice, there's a "relationship mismatch" issue, I think :-)

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OK, I checked the lyric at dhool - it seems to be fine (appA & aththai). During childhood, I probably heard it as thAththA and aththai...my problem :oops: