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Millon thanks for this link. I was searching for high quality version of Michael Madana Kamaraj for long time...and finally you gave it.
Many times we have the songs but not in good quality (even from original CDs)...and people like you are a great blessing for us fans.
Bhanu
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Originally Posted by rajasaranam
RS,
Here is how you can download 'Hoomale'
1. Right click on the 'Hoomale' link and 'Copy Shortcut' (Assuming you are using Firefox. Equivalent stuff in IE)
2. Open Microsoft Word and paste this link
3. It will show as " http://www.kannadaaudio.com/Songs/Moviewise/H/HooMale/HooMale.ram"
4. Now the ending .ram and .rm
5. Then highlight this whole link in Microsoft Word
6. Right Click and select "Hyperlink"
7. The Hyperlink tab will have the link already in it. If it doesnt enter the whole link in it
8. Once this is done, the link will be underlined, showing that it is a web link
9. Save this as a .html file (web file) and not as a doc file
10. Close the file
11. Open your browser and go to 'Open' File
12. Browse and select the file you have saved
13. The link will now show up on the browser
14. You can download the song now by right clicking on it
Hope this is clear. I was able to download this song. In case of other songs they don't provide the .ram file but the song is embedded somewhere else. I am not sure how this can be saved. Both the sites you mentioned have this problem.
S.Suresh
Step No.4 I meant "Now change the ending .ram to .rm"
RS,
I am hearing all songs of 'Shivasainya' for the first time, except for 'Chikkamagalura'. Lovely songs.
> its always difficult for a Dance choroegrapher to choreograph for a Raaja song. from nowhere a melodious interlude will pop up for a dance no. and the choreographer will find himself in a spellbound state.
Full agree with you. I felt the same when a lovely female voice makes a melodious entry in 'Sye Chindaye" in Anatapuram. Even "Bhoodaviya" in Bhoomi Geethe has some lovely melodious passages.
S.Suresh
S.Suresh
Bengalooru'la 'Bhoomi geethe' VCD kediakuthaa?!! if its so tell me where to buy and I'll take care of all those ripping and uploading :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sureshs65
I got 'Bhoomi Geethe' at Calypso in Jayanagar. It may not be too visible in the rack but if you ask for it from one of the sales guys you will get it.
I am heading for Jayanagar now. Will check if it is available.
S.Suresh
Suresh,
I have a online recorded version from MusicIndiaOnline. It has so many click sounds and quality is not so good. If you or RS can upload it, it will a huge service to IR fans :)
RS, any luck with Mallu Vetti Minor song I asked?
suresh,
The step-by-step instructions were really helpful. thanks a lot!
Afte step 8, I right clicked once again and said open link and the link started opening and downloading :) converted the songs to MP3 and uploaded here:
http://www.mediafire.com/?nd32nzmzd1z
Though the quality is not great its good for the time being :|
CRV,
Vera oru forum'la intha padam ellam oru rasigar request panni irunthaar. Enkitta illa unga kitta irukka?
Aagaayam 2000
Aayiram pournami
Agrahaaram
Anbe unnakaaka
Dance troope - Telugu
Manasukkeththa maappillai 1990
Mugam 1999
Oomai veyil 1983
some rare albums here (Office'la Velai illai upload panren :P )
'Uyire unakaaga' - was a very recent find for me apart from the song 'Margazhi paarvai' which i listened a couple of years ago. the song 'Poo enbatha' took me by surprise! precisely just before the 2nd interlude exactly after 2:37 my heart stopped for those 10 seconds . I have never heard before human voices used in this manner 'Sharp and crisp' as though stroking two violins countering each other.
'Oppantham' - I saw the movie in Raj TV after around 30 mins gone and immtly recognized the music is Raaja's. I loved the song 'Orey Idam' instantly and after a long search got this a couple of months ago and this song is in repeat mode from then onwards.
'Orey mutham' - 'Paavaiyarghal Maan pole' should be a study in seamlessly transitioning from one style of music to another which cannot be recognised unless you are a keen listener. When the song started off I thought its a 'Qawwali' kind of song and started listening amidst other works. The song was running in the background and only after some time into 2nd charanam I realised its taken a Western form then I reversed to know where did 'Raaja' change the pattern... 'therinjukirathula oru santhosham' :)
He will never cease to surprise me I believe. Ensoy folks!