'maNiyE maNikkuyilE mAlai iLam kadhirazhagE' - SJ kuralil appadiyE kEtkakkEtka sugamAna song!
Also listened to 'sandhana mArbilE' after a long time - what a sweetie!
(Both songs from Bharathiraja's nAdOdiththenRal...Karthik-Ranjitha starrer)
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'maNiyE maNikkuyilE mAlai iLam kadhirazhagE' - SJ kuralil appadiyE kEtkakkEtka sugamAna song!
Also listened to 'sandhana mArbilE' after a long time - what a sweetie!
(Both songs from Bharathiraja's nAdOdiththenRal...Karthik-Ranjitha starrer)
App, loving your choice of songs these days (Jaane do naa / yaarum thodaatha / vaa vaa pakkam vaa to quote a few)
paththukku paththu. Could have been paththukku nooRu if SPB/KJY/MV had sung. Sheer delight this song is. Certainly in my top 25 Raaja. And a special mention for Raaja's imaginative/perfectly fitting lyrics.Quote:
Originally Posted by app_engine
Been listening to a lot of *light* folk these days (late 80s / early 90s) like thaanaa vantha santhanamE / vanamellaam shenbagappoo / kaattukkuyil paattu solla / indha ammanukku / Pandi naattu thangam songs etc., I can't get enough of this *phase*. NEPV medhuvaa varattum :-)
Yesterday was out and wanted to buy a CD but since they didn’t have my preference, I purchased another CD since I didn’t want to waste my journey... “Love King Illaiyaraaja Chapter 1 MP3 CD”
I took time out today to hear it and as I had my playlist on shuffle, the first track to play was number 9. Engiruntho. Done my research and found out this track is from film En Jeevan Paduthu (1988 – The year I was born). What I found funny was this track was inserted in the CD 5 times and that to under different names lol must’ve been a dodgy mp3 or maybe it was written for me to be encapsulated by this gem. At first I thought is my playlist playing up but I was wrong.
http://www.thiraipaadal.com/tpplayer...8'&lang=en
The album has two versions, one by Raaja Saab himself (this is the version that features on the CD I brought) and the other one being by Lata Mangeshkar :surprised: Nice to hear in Thamizh.
Raaja Saab’s version is much more haunting.
Nerd,
I am in the later 90s phase now and I am liking the songs, especially the 'light folk' as you say, that he did then. A lot of lovely songs I missed are in a loop nowadays. So, yes NEVP can take its time. No issues :D (Ofcourse others will kill us is a different thing.)
'thenral varum munne munne', 'un kenda kaalu theiyudhadi', 'thaneer kudam kondu' and many more in the loop now.
'mella oorndhu oorndhu' and 'kai veesi' from Nandalala in loop. What outstanding creations !!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96GocLCIxIU
Awesome.. isn't it ? Also, the first time the pallavi does not have tabla. We forget our differences and rejoice like birds-of-a-feather in this forum for some fine things like this .. And some of us are not very good at expressing ourselves.. you help :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by baroque
+1Quote:
Originally Posted by Nerd
Excellent fit here.
sandhana mArbilE - though less of a fit challenge- has aweoms lyrics too
பலவுலகம் போகும் யாத்திரை நிலவுலகில் நேர்ந்ததே
கனவுலகில் விழுந்த ஓர் திரை நினைவுலகில் விலகுதே
My favourite of all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nerd
uLLa pugundhA veLiya vara midiyAdhu
Pandi naattu thangam- mayilAdum pAraiyila, siru koottule, un manasula, vaLavikkAran - what easy excellence :clap:
P_R,
Yes, 'pandi naatu thangam' is very addictive. It took me a long time to come out of 'siru kootile'. Ofcourse, 'mayilAdum pArayila' is para adi. Super.
I compare ARR's entry into film music with Rajiv Gandhi's entry into politics - opening up of the economy (music direction field) and infusion of new technology/management practices (music technology and production practices). To some extent, ARR reintroduced some older practices. It was only IR who had a unique way of running the show. Different personality totally.
:)
vinatha