And while we are at, talking about his Hindi films, can we probe more into this episodic film "Mumbai Cutting", which has 11 stories and one of them, directed by actress Revathi, would have Ilaiyaraaja's music.
Link: http://www.gomolo.in/Movie/Movie.aspx?mid=21142
Raagas, not sure if IR is indeed involved in this movie. Sometimes, IR has got credited in movies where Karthik Raja or Bhavadharini scores music. Anyway, lets wait and see.
Trailer for the movie at:
http://www.mumbaicutting.com/
The watermark on the trailer says "working copy for background music for sanjeev srivastav".
thanks,
Krishnan
Suryakanti
1. Cham Cham - Great Pick.
80s Raaja madhiri oru composition.
Sounds are awesome......
Headphone la kaekara sandhoshamae thani dhan.
indha paatai thaandi vara mudiyavillai...
very SWEEEEEEEEEET to the ears....
Raaja voda Guitar - we have in this song.
cham chama starting il - pinnal varum
oru sound - very very Naughty......
Singer udan kindalaga response pannum beauty...
Excellent.
lady's song in IR Music - am the first fan for that.
so this is my great pick....
Really Lucky to have this Raaja.....
- miga miga miga inimaiyana
sound il - irandu kaadhum nirambi vazhindhadhu...
Vaaiku sweet sapitadhai pola
kaadhuku oru sweeetttttttt.....
Ella instruments um pesaradhu - Lady singerin reflectors aga.....
80s Raaja madhiri - 2000 Raaja vum
futureil pesa paduvar.
80s Raaja madhiri - 2000 Raaja vum
futureil pesa paduvar.
Well said........
suren
People please do try to swallow all of Surykanthi as much as you can, as Om Shanti Om is putting on a attendance this Saturday.
Yella languagilum thalaivar attendance pothirukaar. We might as well learn all the languages. :lol2:
Yes Suren.
80s raaja - andha raaja madhiri - original
sounds - engayum epodhum kedaikavilai.....
adhai pola than indha 2000s raaja.......
New Synth Sound il - thanithanmaiyaga -
pudhiya sound ai arimuga paduthi, specialise
seigirar......
IR's New Synth Sound has some special qualities
1. very Pleansing to our ears
2. Harmless synth sounds
3. We could listen the songs many more time without side effect (like head pain, ear pain etc.)
(REally i felt it could be a special quality
sound from our IR)
Thalaivar's synth sound has mostly been rejected in this era but his sound i felt has rather been misunderstood. You can see he actually has tried variations of rhythm with synth the same way he did in the yesteryears with percussions. Now he has invented a new sort of style that even musical experts will be scratching their heads upon few years down the line.
The appearances are getting more prominent, Swalpa Soundu's background rhythm, Nilavu varum neram, Chan Channare, Hodadavne. There is more in the offing. It looks like the same synth sound people rejected is going to force them to accept and rejoice with it.
Hulk,
Very true about IR....
Yes. I am rasichifying the synth sounds........
hahahaha......
Isaiku mozhi thevai ilai - idhai ipodhu
unargiren Hulk..
annalum,
Mozhi therindhal innum rasikalam........
BTW can some knowledgeable people dissect Chan Channare's interludes. There is some astounding work down there. Percussions in the first interlude and what is that instrument that starts off the second interlude? Such a hard rockish style of playing.
:exactly: We might need to know hungarian language as well. Thalaivar angeyum pop thaan polarakku :lol2:Quote:
Originally Posted by tvsankar
i also want to know about the sounds ...
now my pick is,
Edeya baagalu - wat a sounds.......
very strange interludes........
piano ????
idhuvum romba nalla iruku.........
Hulk,
hahhaha - inum telugu, kannada vae
kathu mudiyalaiyae.
Hungariyan - hmmmm - IR's music
gives the power to learn this language also...
i think.............
:exactly: Ithuvil enna bayangaram na 5 minsil compose penniduvaar ithu yellam :frightened:
I am starting to like Jaikara Haakonna. Thalaivar songs are probably the only song where even with deja-vu effect, they sound so enjoyable. The orchestration is enough to hold me tight everytime. :notworthy:
oh andha song a..
kaetuten...
typical cultural song......
kuthu paatu - Soft a irukum nama thala music la.......
indha paatu konjam sound...
so headphone la valume koraichi vechen.....
Jalkara - starting style - Bhangra dance
style song madhiri oru imagination varudhu...
5 min composition - hmmm - unbelievable......
oru interview la sonnar Raaja...
Radio veetla iruku....
radio stations ku sound ellam vinveliyil iruku...
ipo radio vai tune pannina - radio station
kedaikaradhu...
adha pola than enakum...
vaan veliyil irukum isaiyai than kodukiren..
tune panni.......
Wat a great words...
innonum sonnarae.... Enaku music theirnju iruku garadhai vida - Music ku ennai evvalavu theirnju iruku - idhu dhan vishayam ... like tat......
thannai patri epadi solli kolgirar.
Great Music Man He is......
now am hearing
Mouni naanu - very different composition...
80s Raaja composition ai 2000 il new soundil
kaetkum sandhosham...... i had........
:exactly: It is very easy to get lost in his music. Avar isaiyil uyirey irukku, ithu thaan asaikka mudiyaatha unmai.
Paa is coming on December 4th. Can't wait. I will probably give you guys a review straight away after i see it on Friday. :bluejump:
'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 fourth 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) :-)
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.
I heard my daughter hum 'gum sum gum' while she was playing..Quote:
Originally Posted by app_engine
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
Indha baadu address yarukkavadhu theriyuma pa?Quote:
Originally Posted by eagle
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 :-)
Speechless!Quote:
Originally Posted by app_engine
Anyway, i've left a comment of unrestrained praise there, awaiting moderation :lol2:
:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bala (Karthik)
In any case, IR should thank Balki for taking his music to such connoisseurs and make them appreciate it, at last! :wink:
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" :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by jaiganes
-Gokul.
It took a long time for me to fall in love with this song. I listened to it few times but I was getting impatient with this song. Now I realize what a delicate beauty this song is. The intro reminds me of a song which I can't quite place.Quote:
Originally Posted by krish244
I have no problems with Chan ChanarE.. except for the "chachAng chang" intro. Please, please enough with that already!
-Gokul
You guys are making feel like a bad parent ..not introducing the latest IR songs to them :-) my 4.5 yr old son's favorite still continues to be kaattu vazhi ..
(nice audio setup Gokul)
app_eng,
What a find that review !! The most superb statement was that the 'Theme' music is taken from the "Theme Music (Remix)". :lol: So nowadays they are doing the remix before the original!! Reminds me of Mel Brook's "Space Balls" where a character says that the full video is released even before the movie is completely made!!
My daughter has this order of preference:
Gumsum, Halki se, mudimudi (she sings the end word of the first lines repeatedly)
I read it after a long day (break of dawn). I almost fainted. Lucky i didn't get an internal hemorrhageQuote:
Originally Posted by Sureshs65
I would have given Nobel prize to him, but stopped short as he names himself as 'Nobel' :roll: :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by app_engine
Is there a new movie being made as PAA 2009 Music which is based on 'Progeria Symptoms' :?: .Quote:
Originally Posted by app_engine
"Overall Paa music is average YET songs and lyrics are the best" :lol:
Balki's interview..
http://www.bollywoodhungama.com/feat...736/index.html
And your fascination with Illayaraja?
Oh yes, he is great, isn't he? He did my first film Cheeni Kum and he is back again. But he hasn't done Paa because he worked on Cheeni Kum. He worked because he liked the story. Paa has some good tracks and you should listen to it.
Mathiya Chennai movie review:
"Music, a scoring point"
http://beta.thehindu.com/arts/movies/article59386.ece
"The music enhances the film, especially the background score. The songs ring in your ears even after you leave the hall. "
thanks,
Krishnan
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Previously, A.R. Rahman’s Blue had great sales. But now, Ilaiyaraaja’s Paa and his son Yuvan Shankar Raja’s Paiyya is witnessing grand sales. Since the stocks are getting over soon, we have already ordered more than 500 copies of both the albums
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