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On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 8:40 PM, Gomzy™ <[email protected]> wrote: > > > well said aj. i find jtyjn a masterpiece. sadly it wasnt well used or > atleast not used properly. the songs needed a college story and not a post > college story. > > > On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 5:51 PM, AJ <[email protected]> wrote: > >> >> >> As Abbas T's next "Jhoota He Sahi" approaches with music by ARR, the same >> team that worked on Jaane Tu, I revisited Jaane Tu and found the musical >> experience to be just as refreshing and bright as when I first heard the >> album. I still love that album for many reasons. >> >> I feel that Jaane Tu was a necessary album in ARR's career to showcase how >> he can score music for a relatively light, mainstream, romcom film without >> compromising on class. Yes, the music is lighter and more poppish than what >> we're used to hearing from ARR, and for some people, it was a turn off. But, >> to me, it showcased, once again, ARR's incredible versatility as a musician >> to know when to put the brakes on......light treatment to musical >> arrangements, reduced instrumental density, more breathing room to the >> songs, more conventionally structured songs with hummable melodies. And yet, >> the music to me had that unmistakable ARR stamp without musical >> acrobatics.........and to me....that is the genius of ARR........his >> signature can be felt in more subtle, lighter forms without the need for >> high octane musical adventurism. For me, knowing when to put the "musical >> brakes" on is a hallmark of a true genius artist, as ARR has shown before >> too through minimalism. But, this was minimalism in a more poppish and less >> spiritual form and to me, it hit the bullseye within that genre. And boy did >> the music take off with the youth!!! CDs sold like hotcakes and the music >> went on to win awards. Other MDs too raved about the soundtrack. >> >> The production and sound value of Jaane Tu was brilliant to me too. The >> arrangements were crisp and bright. >> >> My favorites on that album are Kabhi Aditi, Jaane Tu (Both male and >> female), Kahin To, and Tu Bole. Tu Bole had the most amazing trumpet improv >> jazz that totally blew me away when I first heard it. That song is one of my >> favorites!!! >> >> > > > -- > www.gomzyphotography.com > > >
