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Hey villain can u tell me how u use ur 5.1? I use something called the circle surround for media player, what it does is it keeps the discrete stereo on the front two speakers and woofer, but it tries to eliminate music for the centre and eliminate voice for the two rears. Do u have a better method software? Can u tell me exact procedures please?
Maddy..
Telling blow for whom?
Personally my thougths are never tainted and I dont usually dwell on a particular liking.
Ryan, i did not understand the relevance of the 1998 post here still.. though you guys seem to have got a point. no problems..enjoy
Newyork nagaram is the only song that even sounds Good. others are not going to be on my repeated listening list. Hopefully the movie/picturization would add the punch to it. Musically, the album is just average.
MUNBE VAA.
Easily the pick of the album. Its just the kind of song that you expect from a Rahman album. The opening music of this number had me spell bound. A beautiful melody that’s right up there with Mayilirage,Snehidane and the other ARR classics. Both Naresh Iyer and Shreya Ghosal do a great job.
This is sure to be the most popular song from this album,a melody lover’s delight.
hmm .. have heard the songs many a time to post some comments...
Adi Kummi....
Good rythms and beats for a folkish number.....thinking of the moviewise..... This will be the biggest hit in this movie.... this will be visually attractive and instantly likable by the folks in the B & C centres..... IMO will hog the max air time...
Music wise.. nuthing new to offer....
Munve Vaa..... the much talked about number... is good.. melodius....somehow i cant say if it will hold any repeat value... maybe its shreya's pronounciation a put -off or naresh feminine voice.. donna what ... it will never be a hit like snehidane or vaseegra ... but will pass muster in the 'mayilerage' category ...
New york nagaram ... as I posted earlier.. easily the best song this year... no point wiritng about this song... anything said about this song will be like using the adjective "bright for the sun" ...
Moviewise... if the situation/picturisation isnt upto the mark.. this number will be put into oblivion..... like so many ARR gems....
I must say there is something in his voice.... to me he is a great singer....
Machakari... As I suprised that Ney york isnt one of dinesh's fav .. i am/am not suprised that this one being one his fav.... to me the best part about this song is the silence after I stop this song....starts off well.. meanders into junk and finally falls into the "noise only" territory..... is this a post effect of SJS???
Maja Maja, Maricham..... I didnt even bother to look for "words" to describe these... this is definetly Ah Ah effect still lingering on him... was this composed during that time???
Being one of the most expected album of the year.. falls hort .. but if u r one who grabbed Ah Ah with both hands then yeah its certainly up there....
Two outstanding numbers in New york and Munve Vaa ... one sure hit .. in Kummu Adi ....
others will be "been there seen that"....
The movie definitely has to hit the bulls eye for the songs to make an impact.. i hope JO-Surya auro is gonna help....
I think after more than ~13 years in the industry .. i think ARR is in a mood for experiments .. which is good.. but somehow the heart yearns for the rahman I grew up with...
IN a way I agree with "sloshed". Newyork is the best song of the album. No need to discribe it. Arr's voice suits the song so well. Munbey vaa is a good song, kumi adi, machakari, JOK will end up somewhere in between good and not bad songs. others are junk. Overall its a good album. I think In recent ARR releases E20U18 is the best boys 2nd and JOK is 3rd best.
Is ARR commited to HFM more than TFM? (I am not talking about the quality). Look at the number of movies released in HFM and TFM by ARR. I feel after ARR's success in Bolywood is ignoring Kolywood. Thats why other MD's utilising the gap left by ARR.
E20U18 is best than boys ???????? hahahha ..... :lol: :lol:
I know what you mean, but I'm glad he's experimenting. It shows he's not content to rest on his laurels and is willing to take risks. Better this than to churn out Mukkala Muqabla forever. Even with villagey tunes like Kummi Adi he does different things. It's not just the standard tabla or thavil beats.Quote:
Originally Posted by sloshed
I heard that two songs of SOK are not featuring in the movie.One is Maaricham.What is the other one?Anyone knows?
The point is SOK/GF will pick up just as the releases in 1998 did :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by MusicIsLife