Paruthi Veeran : YSR : Ameer

**vasanth2006** · 13th November 2006, 07:19 PM

after the long time u1's album is released. Hope songs will be good.

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**vigneshram** · 14th November 2006, 10:34 AM

Listened to the album twice. First 3 songs are instantly catchy and appealing. But as Mr.Judge says, the rest 3 songs are down to earth madurai-folk songs and need the support of strong visuals.

Couldn't help but skip those songs and listen to the first 3 songs again

**MrJudge** · 14th November 2006, 11:23 AM

Originally Posted by vigneshram

Listened to the album twice. First 3 songs are instantly catchy and appealing. But as Mr.Judge says, the rest 3 songs are down to earth madurai-folk songs and need the support of strong visuals.

Couldn't help but skip those songs and listen to the first 3 songs again

Yeah, the last three songs are very authentic style of madurai karagatta songs. This is how they sing and perform during mulaippaari festivals in temples. In Madurai and its surrounding villages, people will definitely like these songs but in other parts of TN, it is very doubtful. But YSR has given what the movie needed.

**MrJudge** · 14th November 2006, 11:30 AM

The dialogues rendered by Kaarthi in folk songs sounds exactly like it is done by Surya. From the songs itself, it is easy to understand that he should have done a commandable job in the movie.

**vigneshram** · 14th November 2006, 12:08 PM

I'm basically from Madurai and can very well relate to the mood and the authenticity of folk songs. But still, now we don't have ears to listen to such songs with patience.

I expected more soothing, earthy melodies from Yuvan.

Anyway the urban based ultra-modern Yuvan's capability of churning out such folk numbers is amazing

**MrJudge** · 14th November 2006, 01:13 PM

Originally Posted by vigneshram

I'm basically from Madurai and can very well relate to the mood and the authenticity of folk songs. But still, now we don't have ears to listen to such songs with patience.

I expected more soothing, earthy melodies from Yuvan.

Anyway the urban based ultra-modern Yuvan's capability of churning out such folk numbers is amazing

I think the credit should also go to the troupe played those songs. The rhythm part of those songs is so common and played by every karakatta troupe, nothing new. But hats off to Ameer for using them in a movie.

**selvakumar** · 14th November 2006, 02:43 PM

Hey ! I was expecting this album a lot friends !

How is this ?

something outstanding !

any update friends ! ?

Any reviews from websites ?

**MrJudge** · 14th November 2006, 03:42 PM

Songs are available at:

http://music.galatta.com/entertainme...thiveeran.html

**Hulkster** · 14th November 2006, 06:06 PM

http://sevenmountain.blogspot.com/20...dition-of.html

Different from sivappathigaram with the type of folk used. More situational then the former though.