I remember when AR had appeared in Chitrahaar 2 times, around 10-12 years back, he had mentioned LP as his favorite MDs. He also quoted some of their songs as his favorites. He specially mentioned *Kehdo Ki Tum Meri Ho Warna, Jeena Nahin Mujhe Hain Marna *from *Tezaab (1988) *as his favorite song and it was shown in the program*.
*I also remember reading Laxmikant's interview somewhere.. In 1995-1996.. He said he was glad that someone like AR, even after reaching the sky hights, has respect for senior composers in the industry. Also he told that whenever AR used to come to Mumbai, he used to give them (LP) a call..* *Once in an interview, AR said he considers 'Ilaiyaraja' (from the South) and 'probably LP' (from the north) to be his Gurus!* *How can you forget this all guys! ;-) By the way, a trivia: Name out the SD Burman song which AR quoted as his another favorite in the same Chitrahar program! * - *On Dec 24, 2007 9:44 PM, Gomzy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Vijay ! you cant be that ignorant either! They have been great composers > , with movies > like hum, saudagar, Tehzaab, maine pyar kiya to name a few. Ofocurse with > their share of plagiarism too . :) > > > On 12/25/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > wrote: > > > > Who are they ??! :-) > > > > ________________ Reply Header ________________ > > Subject: Re: [arr] Semi-Arr - Pyarelal on current composers and more ... > > Author: ": Avinash :" < [EMAIL PROTECTED] <avinashdc21%40yahoo.com>> > > Date: 24th December 2007 06:41 > > > > Hi Vijay, He's one of the Laxmikanth-Pyarelal Duo. Mr. Laxmikanth is no > > more now. > > > > Regarding to his below statement, I think he lacks little open minded > > approach to today's MDs. I agree with his first sentence that major > > change in today's music is presentation style. But I don't agree with > > the second, the main mantra of todays MD's (SEL, VS, Rahman) is putting > > more emotions and creating mood in the music. That's what bringing them > > the success and emotional bonding with listeners. > > > > "The 'sur' and the melody of Hindi film song is same as those of 60s and > > > > 70s but the presentation style and the priorities have changed. Nowadays > > the emotional bonding of the song with the listener is temporary as > > music directors give more attention to rhythm and beat and lose control > > over its melody due to the lack of knowledge," says the director. > > > > . . . . > > > > Ha ha.. the below statement is really ridiculous :) Do you think the > > Grand music in Lagaan, Taal, WOHE, Bose and some of his best tamil films > > > > are prepared in small room.?! .. Naa.. that's just a hypothetical > > thinking, like most of skeptics did during early days of Rahman's music. > > But frankly saying Rahman is master in both ways. He did different > > things as well as things differently. > > > > A R Rehman prepares his music sitting in a small room whereas in our > > times live orchestra used to perform for the recording." > > > > Just my opinions... > > > > regards, > > > > Avinash > > > > --- In [email protected] <arrahmanfans%40yahoogroups.com>, > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > > > Whos he -:) > > > > > > ________________ Reply Header ________________ > > > Subject: [arr] Semi-Arr - Pyarelal on current composers and more ... > > > Author: "Anil Nair" [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > Date: 24th December 2007 03:08 > > > > > > He doesn't seem to have a great opinion abt the current lot .. Rahman > > > included ..(not that it matters ....) > > > > > > http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/009200712231523.htm > > > > > > -A > > > > > > > > >
