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...takes you by surprise with his outstanding modern implementation of music here. The songs are composed such that they will just leave you breathless and wanting for more. Catch up with the spirit through the music, and take off with the amazing musical flight.
Reload your life with the new songs and reinvent some astounding music.
shiva moves into Top 20 requested songs of MIO
http://www.musicindiaonline.com/l/ut/s/17/20/
Hope it gets into top 10 soon :)
Wov great it is going to wakeup northies :D
I am listening the songs. I can't stop listening. And even I forget to come here.
Hope the album will be hit commercially in north india. It is the correct time to IR to succeed in Hindi.
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Originally Posted by teja
dheemi-dheemi's anupallavi is definite goose-pimple stuff! Watch out for the superb bass score there...
guys did u notice that the overall pace of SAARA YEH AALAM has been reduced to suit a wider audience! the beginning baroque style rush of violins in the original song, has been slightly slowed down to give a 'less-hurried' effect - in the original, it was an awesome effect to showcase the outburst of joy - here with the slightly slowing down to make it a proper duet!! and even the way the violins have been used completely camoulflages the effect in the original! and the aalap style additions to the charanam is intended to give the elite in the north a lift of their eyebrows!
the only thing that puzzles me is the choice of singers! why didnt IR opt for SONU NIGAM ? Rook Kumar Rathod struggles in the higher octaves and hardly sounds youthful!!
KJY rocks in "josh mein"! Especially his typical punch when he repeats a word...is it `Ah..jAho' or something like that in the pallavi...
Choice of Rook Kumar - may be to suit the hero (or the voice of hero)...In any case, except KJY / IR, the choice of other singers is probably a RGV decision and may not be IR's...
On high pitched saraNams like this (which can test the aging singer), KJY scores off winners with flying colors...this is especially heartening to listen, after his voice was a bit shaky / strained in some other songs post 2000...
Overall, orchestration is excellent in this album. IR didn't compromise much where natural sounds are needed all the while seamlessly adding synth sounds which does not irritate ears...
Esp `josh mein' orchestration / chorus is one of very high order...reminds in parts kAlApAni / Guru (both of which had Budapest orchestra and this is good considering that the artists are local)...