http://www.desihits.com/news/view/fi...w-paa-20091205
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The Soundtrack:
The soundtrack is one of emotional ballads which is what the movie calls for. Not trying to conform to Bollywood standards by creating dance numbers, this soundtrack is a great compliment to the film.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/e...ow/5303812.cms
From what I see, the reviewers generally appreciate the music better than in the case of CK :-) Good improvement :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Subhash K Jha
Thanks Suresh. I searched for OSO and came across some hindi songs, What horor! :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sureshs65
I just needed to listen to "Chinna Polike" only once to realize its worth. Nice Bass & excellent singing! Other tunes are yet to grow on me.
I am now hooked to the recurring piano melody in Mauni naanu. Beautiful song. Is it பேராசை to wish for SPB? :-) However Karthik has done a great job. The interludes are fantastic.
-Gokul
donno why we care much abt these bunch of morons - the same TOIlet paper of india, dismissed IRs bgm in Hey Ram (one of the best works of IR)! so, you see the actor, and the cast does matter - i swear had someone other than Bachan, say Naseeruddin Shah had done the role of Auro, IR's music wud not have found this much applause!Quote:
Originally Posted by app_engine
i can decide abt the score (with an inbuilt objectivity that has built in me despite IR's genius!) only after i watch the film this weekend
Om Shanthi songs are good in the First listen.
Hulkster,
Puthu Genre ellam illai it has been a part of his music Evolution. The style of 'Ottesu Chepatha' faintly reminds me of 'Marcony Kanipattava' from Shambu.
hichki-hichki on loop the whole evening while driving around :-)
Love to see IR back to his youthful days with an absolutely don't care attitude with this song :-) Minimal orchestration yet catchy (like niththam niththam nelluchchOru - check out the second stanza and the ending, very few instruments yet very effective).
My most preferred part of this song is the ending line of each saraNam - completely bowled! elegant, stylish...touche!
For me, somehow only Chinna Polike seems to be impressive. The problem with other songs, to me, seems that I dont find IR in them. still searching (and thats a problem.. that i have to search for IR). There is a certain level of balance of Synth that i enjoy in IR songs. the moment he goes over that, i cannot enjoy.
At times,i see some staunch IR fans who criticize other MDs by defending IR's traditional approach of "original instruments,lesser dependence on synth(no loops.. etc)" etc.Sometimes even i take pride in half of that argument, ie., IR's strength in original instruments and fine dependence on technology. But then, there are times when IR lets me down completely,by going high on synth,using loops etc.Infact i think IR fans shouldnt criticize other MDs,particularly about these aspects.
My signature will be apt in his case !! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sureshs65
No raagas, like i said it is synth but he is doing it in such a way where you will realise its totally a new brand thats coming out. Like i said alot of "staunch" raaja fans will say this but they have failed to realise thalaivar in that manner. Thalaivar is just not all manual, his style can be woven into any form of instrumentation and that itself stretches beyond infinity. This is the problem with inetk's reviews as well.
To accept his music, you must first realise that his music is not bound through instrumentation, what he can do with a tabla, a set of violins and a acoustic guitar can be achieved with synth as well, its not the base that matters but the format that matters. :D
RS,
Music evolution sounds great. I think thats how we shall term it. The age of golden raaja has left. Now its the age of techno raaja. :victory:
Punnaimaran,
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