10.04.2007
Tamizh MA Soundtrack
Posted by P.S. Suresh Kumar at 11:11 AM
Labels: Jeeva, Raam, Tamizh MA soundtrack, Yuvan Shankar Raja
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11 comments:
Exactly my thoughts...
Tamizh M.A. is definitely a Master piece from Ilaiyaraja's masterpiece.
Each and every song fits to the theme and mood required, to a T.
Find my take on Paravaiye song at
http://kollywoodmusic.blogspot.com/2007/09/tamil-ma-mesmerizing-album.html
Your music, Hello World (overall repeating tune) is very similar to Sivaji's BGM which itself is quite similar to Baba's BGM. I hope you get which BGM I'm talking about.
Your BGM is more similar to that of Baba than of Sivaji. Good job. What do you use to make this?
Vignesh - I think i have read ur review already.. sometime last week..
Jaazay - Thank you. I did 'Hello World' lmost one year back.... you can check it out in my other music blog also
www.ursmusically.wordpress.com
I use a basic Fruity Loop 6 to programme my music
Hi Suresh,
I will join the fasting with you :) I got some celtic albums recently. Thought of sharing with you. The name of the duo is "SecretGarden" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secret_Garden_(duo)). A sample of their award winning single, "Nocturne" is here
http://www.secretgarden.no/music/Songs_From_a_SG/nocturne.ram
Cheers,
Avi
avi -thanks for the links. will chk out the songs...
Completely agree about Para Para Pattaampoochi. Such a beautiful, beautiful song! Sublime singing (by Rahul; take a bow!) and arrangements. Quite easily my favourite song of the year too. Now, that's a wonderful chip off the gold block! (Also, it fits in really well in the film.)
zero - ofcourse he is... btw how is the movie? I am not impressed by the trailers though the songs are picturised well
Mozhi audio released in 2006(!!!)? Or your 2007 sounds 2006 to me? :P
abubekar - yeah mozhi released in 2007... blame on my hurried recording
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