Nice post! I liked what you said and you wrote very well!
--- In [email protected], s03g373 s03g373 <s03g...@...> wrote: > > > > > After 9 years of absence, I went back to India this summer, I was very > excited to rediscover my mother land and also to be able to visit ARR Sir if > lucky. I had a very nice holiday as I visit Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Jodhpur, > Udaipur during 10 days and then I went to Pondicherry where I lived till my > 18 years old age. During all these holidays I was haunted by one thing, I was > wishing to meet ARR Sir everywhere, in the Airport, the Restaurant, the > Hotels.... > > > > My holidays in Pondicherry went very well but I was eagerly waiting for the > day I planned to go to Chennai. In fact, I went to Chennai just to try to > meet ARR Sir. So I went there with my wife and children on the 25th of August > morning. I was very very happy to find ARR Sir house after asking to some > people on the street. When I stopped in front of his house (which was > beautifull), I was very stressed, very excited and scared too. But I was > unlucky, because the watchman told me that ARR Sir was out of town, the > watchman gave me his manager phone number I called him to know if ARR SIr > will be back soon, but he said that he was out of town for a long time. I was > very sad, I took some picture of ARR Sir house and studio (which is just > behind his house) and went back to Pondy very disappointed. > > > > I wish I will meet him one day (I have seen him in London Live concert in > 2005, but did not have the chance to talk to him), I need to talk to him, > because I have to tell him how important is his music and his thoughts for me > (thoughts that I have interpretated according to everything he does like help > for the poor, love for the people, down to earth, care for his country, > ....). I try to take him as an example for every steps I make in my life. I > have had very difficult trouble in my life, I can tell you that only his > music help me to survive. I honestly think about him when I have serious > problems and I got a kind of relief when I listen to him, it gives me > strenght. I love you ARR sir, if you come to France I would love to meet you. > (hope you will read my mail) > > > > By the way, my favorite tracks in Blue (in the order I like them) > > > > Fiqraana, > Aj Dil, > Bhola Tujhe, > Blue them, > Chiggy Wiggy, > Rehnuma, > and the last one. > > > I like all the tracks, each one of them have different style. Maybe the last > song is not up to the style and standards of the other songs, but is still > good if you hear it independantly. Maybe this track should have been used for > a different movie. > > > > Talking about sound quality of the Cd, I agree that the sound clearness is > not very evident, I have managed to have it clear by > > > reducing the bass level of my system, > lowering the volume a little bit. > In this way, you will be able to hear all the different instruments > contribution and you will hear the nice melodies hidden behind each sound for > each songs. > > > > This album will definetely grow on you, everytime I listen to it I notice a > new sound. This is quite a complex sound that ARR sir has put on the songs, > again he has revolutionized the songs format which seems strange today but > tomorrow it will be normal (just take the example of Rukkumani song in Roja). > > > > For people who did not like the songs, I think they listen to it with very > high volume and thus did not notice the multiple nuances of sound that each > songs has. It is also possible that the songs being very complex, it takes > time and several listening to understand its architecture. > > > > According to me, we like a song because we are familiar to the tune. > > Inconsciently, when a song in 2009 ressembles indirecly (because inspired) to > another you have listened in the 80s (your childhood for example) you will > like it instantaneously. It is typically the case for most songs we liked in > indian cinema (before ARR Sir period) for ages even if generally speaking, > the style, the tune remained the same with only very few variation. ARR Sir > creates new sounds, new style which break the very conventional songs we are > used to, and I think that is why everytime a new ARR Sir album comes out we > say "it will grow on you". Yes, we need more time to analyse deeply what is > inside, the sounds, the style, the melody, the architecture that are all > different and new to our ears. > > > > I hope I did not offend anybody, this is my personal opinion on the subject. > I don't pretend knowing everything, I talk about my personal experience as > when I first listened to Dil Se, Taal for example, after the very first > listening, I did not find the songs exceptionnal, It took me some time to > realize that these were ARR Sir best (Taal in mind). > > > > Serge BELIER > > +33 (0) 679067844 > > from Paris - FRANCE > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Drag n' dropGet easy photo sharing with Windows Live Photos. > > http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowslive/products/photos.aspx >
