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Originally Posted by app_engine
I don't know if venkkiram's question was because he didn't find anything extraordinary with this number (aka sarcastic).
In any case, IMHO, the song sounds average by rAsA standards with nothing extra-special.
May be I'm tubelight and will hear it on repeat in 2050me too rate this song lower than other songs of same movie. Melodies are pleasant to listen but my fav is Rakkamma Kaiyathattu cousin brother song
Youtube version clarity isn't good. Listen to this for good quality. I heard keeping in full volume, enjoyed its inner beauties. -> http://thiraipaadal.com/tpplayer.asp...480%27&lang=en
There is another song too i have linked frm same film. Swarnalatha number. That is also nice
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Kadhal Oviyum in Hindi. Movie - Aur ek prem kahani Song - Meri Zindagi Singer - Asha Bhosle. The Thamizh song has been transformed into a melancholy number. IR's different instrumentation gives a whole new complete different feel
The instrumental just immortalizes the melody regardless of language
http://youtube.com/watch?v=1TrbKf0W9o4
I found a link with better quality, enjoy!Kadhal Oviyum in Hindi. Movie - Aur ek prem kahani Song - Meri Zindagi Singer - Asha Bhosle. The Thamizh song has been transformed into a melancholy number. IR's different instrumentation gives a whole new complete different feel
The instrumental just immortalizes the melody regardless of language
http://youtube.com/watch?v=1TrbKf0W9o4
http://www.raaga.com/player4/?id=269...20163477348826
Watched a few Telugu youtubes (thanks to Sureshji's post in another thread).
This is an interesting version of 'oru kiLi uruguthu' (silsilA, Banupriya) :
What a find!
dhanyawAd Sunil!
hindolam ragamum, bass guitarum, violin passages, flute melody, tabala rhythm...
God of music arrives himself to romance his favorite girl Janaki in
NAAN THEDUM.....
GLORIOUS 80S!
bass guitar and violin pattukku pattu prelude!
ராசாவோட மெலோடியின் துள்ளலும் , ஜானகியின் ஆளாபனாவும்..
ஐயோ... ராசா, you are killing me in mogam from 1985, in 2012 it only grows stronger!
vinatha
kaiyeththA kombaththu - both chEchi & chEttan versions this AM.
chEchi while driving & chEttan at the parking lot. In spite of the "crash landing" in anupallavi ("muRRaththE pon muthu") and somewhere else, KJY pAduvathaik kEtpathil sukamE alAthi!
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What a find!
dhanyawAd Sunil!
It was you that introduced me to the original bubbly number, plus I can't hear such beauties without thinking about V_S sir's duet write-ups.
An amazing quality of IR songs, is that when you think the song has finished, you're in fore a surpriseSpiccato, Pizzicato, Tremolo... What ever you wanna call it! I don't think no other composer has used this effect to the extent as much as IR. Add a flute and a violin to this and off we go on a train a journey hehe
Glorious 90's,, feels like a walk under the moonlight
slightly sad songs,yet soothing for the soul...
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