Thanks wiredbeats! for sharing about this. adds to interesting piece information. Yes, that is the constructive criticism. We can learn that from Mettalica fans.
Rawat On 8/16/2010 2:56 PM India Time, _wiredbeats_ wrote: > I have a big point to make but first... > > Listen to this story. > > When Mettalica released their album Death metalic, few sections of the > devoted fans blasted the sound quality. While most of them loved the > album in it totality. The minority of fans who disliked the album found > another strange thing. > Few select tracks from the album were included in the popular console > game guitar hero and the versions in guitar hero was far more clear as > against the heavily compressed and noisy tracks in the CD. > Soon, the fans made such a noise that they forced the recording company > to send the entire album for re-mastering. The minority of fans who > started the noise that the album sucks, became a potent force for > metallica band to relook at the way their albums are recorded and > engineered. > I know the whole story and its very interesing on how few fans, moved > the metallica band and their recording company.But thats for later. > To me...this is the true fan base.This what an accomplished artist > requires. A brutal fan base, which does not dilute reviews and certianly > does not worship everything thats churned out. > We as Rahman fan group are evolving and we will get there in terms of > maturity. As such, already we together comprise the most intelligent and > organised fan group any indian artist has. > So lets give people some room to be critical and even harsh at times. No > problem. Not liking an song or album is as normal as liking. > you gotta be kidding if you say, i like all of rahman's tracks. Even he > himself may not be liking all! > > > Remixes I Originals I Opinions at http://www.wiredbeats.com > <http://www.wiredbeats.com/> > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > *From:* Indmov Buff <[email protected]> > *To:* [email protected] > *Sent:* Mon, 16 August, 2010 5:50:39 AM > *Subject:* Re: [arr] THE RAHMAN TODAY---doesnt look good-- > > Shai, > > is this the same guy who thought Raavan was a "my god" album! You even > said that it was better than VTV and a masterpiece. What happened? And > don't worry, Mani Ratnam is not going Harris Jeyeraj's way. And to > answer your question > > "wat international commitments have made him today...nothing..." > > Have you forgotten the "international commitment" that brought AR two > significant Oscars along with many other reputed music awards bestowed > on an Indian for the first time! Come on Shai. Please try not to use > phrases like " it makes me sic". AR is not our property. He is not our > slave for him to do "something for us because we are his fans". He > should be and is a slave to music and only music-that's why we are here. > I think he deserves respect for that and enjoy what we can. Not all his > albums may please you but remember that it pleases someone else out > there. That's life. "Like a box of chocolates! " > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > *From:* shai <[email protected]> > *To:* [email protected] > *Cc:* [email protected] > *Sent:* Sun, 15 August, 2010 20:36:48 > *Subject:* Re: [arr] THE RAHMAN TODAY---doesnt look good-- > > hey bro, > i agree wit ur comments...very true....its more to his brand name > now....if endhiran doesnt have the line music by ar rahman i wouldnt > have listned to it....only bcoz i believe that song compose by arrahman > should be good making me to like the music a little more..thats all.... > i wouldnt be surprise if shankar go on to work with harris jayaraj after > this bcoz.nowday wat am i hearing always is rahman busy wit > concerts,rahman busy with his international commitments...it really > makes me sick...wat do i as a fan of his get till now...wat > international commitments have made him today...nothing....do we really > want to listen to english songs from an english movie which will not be > like tamil or hindi songs that are so so soulful... > rahman's success today is bcoz of his 90's songs...people are always > talking about his 90's songs...but i now that delhi 6 is very very > good...but in the 90's we get 3 or 4 delhi 6 standard of an album each > year..... > now he is busy with concerts...those who attended his concert will get > the chance to see him and listen to his best songs...but this year he > hasnt signed any movies so far....why?there are millions that couldnt go > for his concert,wat will they get? > i m enjoying endhiran{stand alone} but do u think its an album for a > movie worth 120 million crores.....i dun think so..sivaji was > perfect...nobody complained...if we compare endhiran wit previous > shankar's albums ,wat do u feel...?mukalla muqabla song from the movie > kadhalan was fantastic music at that time even now...the song is great > enough to make people love him...but irumbile oru idhayam is indeed just > a good song but we only liked it after listening many times why?thats > the psychology...listening to a song for 10 days will make u like the > song bcoz u are listening to like the song and not listening to a song > that u like...its different... > *90's = his music took him to reach greater heights > *today = he is taking his music to reach greater heights.....think > carefully which one do prefer... > guys ...please understand ,im writing this as my personal oppinion...u > can share ur views about it or even advise me if i m wrong...but dun be > stupid by bashing me ....i m one of u who love to see arrahman get to > reach greater heights by producing soulful songs...not soulful > sound.....please forgive me if my comments hurt u guys.....sincerely.... > i dont one to see one day mani ratnam's upcoming movie's music is > composed by harris jayaraj...{his music is soulful,cheaper,faster and he > has no concerts or international commitments to make directors wait for > million years for his music) > > --- On *Sun, 8/15/10, krishna prasad /<[email protected]>/* wrote: > > > From: krishna prasad <[email protected]> > Subject: [arr] THE RAHMAN TODAY > To: [email protected] > Date: Sunday, August 15, 2010, 2:14 AM > > Hi friends, > > The Rahman today is more dependent on his brand name than on the > strength of his music > or his tunes may be with the exception of a VTV or a RAVAN cos when > i was listening to > Endiran ( it was really a good album) but the fact was the music > arrangement was not anything we could associate with Rahman. I was > listening to Endiran as it was composed > by Rahman only and if it had been by any other composer the critics > would hav shred > it to pieces. > > I understand that Rahman is busy with his international assignments > and he his taking up > tamil projects as they are forced on him. > > Dear sir don't take up any tamil projects and if you do, we need > nothing short of a RAHMAN ALBUM meeting all the criteria associated > with you.I feel this is something you could do to your dear old > TAMIL FANS. > > The main point i would like to make is that Rahman's music should be > enjoyed by > EVERYONE and not just people would understand the finer aspects of > Rahman's music > which is what is happening right now as more and more people get > alienated from our Oscar winner. Remember even Buddha's teaching > could not have got the due acceptance > if it had been so complex. > > I feel someone could take up this matter with boss, not as a > compliant but as a general > media feedback. > > regards > Krishna
