I did find your comment quite odd, but I am willing to explore. Psychology also says that there is "physiognomic" property of a word that its script or its spelling or its pronunciation can give an idea of some property of what object/ concept that word represents.
I never heard that property in music, but yeah, it can be there. What exactly is a pink sector? What makes a song/ music/ album masculine or feminine (or neutral) in nature? Could u give some example when a song/ music/ album was masculine? - And then, I would congratulate our man for discovering/ inventing/ putting such a property in his music :-) because I have never everheard any music (Indian/ foreign) called masculine/ feminine till date. -- Rawat --- In [email protected], Hakkeem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > This is my personal opinion , with hefty importance to Melody, i say these two albums are tailor made for the Pink sector.( i admit i like fast numbers) > > > Kind regards, > Hakkeem.A > (I Support AR Rahman foundation and unicef ) >
