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Sounds similar but not identical. Actually its like a cross between "Whole Lotta Love" and Jimi Hendrix's "Voodoo Child"Quote:
Originally Posted by thamizhvaanan
(Watch out for the wakapekka pedal right at the beginning).
Senorita la semma speed-a irukkum...and then joined by the second guitar (Whole Lotta Love)..
The 'Naan Kadavul' song 'Kannil Paarvai' has a nice and different beat. The song I think starts one aksharam before the samam. That is what I felt. My knowledge on layam is poor so someone who has expertise in this can clarify.
S.Suresh
Just heard this song by IR:
"Oru koottil" from Kolangal (1995)
http://www.thiraipaadal.com/albums/ALBIRR00304.html
interesting and unorthodox
A nice song Ananth. An interesting rhythm pattern. Have not heard this song before. Thanks for pointing it out.
S.Suresh
A nice Kanda Chapu talam song (5 beat). Unlike other songs like 'Azhagu Malarada', which have a Kanda Gati within the Adi Talam framework, this has Kanda Chapu throughout.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7mjM...eature=related
Observe how Illayaraja uses different rhythm instruments throughout. There is thavil in the beginning, the synth rhythms, the bongos(?), the tabla. Everything blending so beautifully.
Anyone know of other Kanda Chapu songs? By Raja or others.
poo poo poo
pootha solai from En Uyir thozhan
http://www.centralmusiq.com/Puthu-Ne...3-download.php
muthamizh kaviyae varuga
This excellent post by Violin Vicky explains the nuances of the thalams for a couple of songs.
http://raagadevan.blogspot.com/
(I had posted this link in another thread and then thought it was appropriate to have it in this thread as well.)
http://www.thiraipaadal.com/albums/ALBIRR00323.html
Adadaa - ingu vilayaadum...
The second interlude and the portions of charanam have a very complex rhythms... and by God who is the male singer (definitely not KJY) sounds like Jolly Abraham and what a toughie to sing this song so well...
Also the oru oorile oru rajakumaran song from the movie - forget the ultimate picturisation and listen to the song alone - this is experimentation on an unheard of scale. varied sound scapes, varied rhythm patterns, kiddie stuff to Ph.D stuff all in one songQuote:
Originally Posted by jaiganes