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Karthik Raja's DUM DUM DUM

Topic started by Rajan (@ 203.124.2.57) on Thu Mar 8 04:56:15 EST 2001.
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Any one heard the songs of DUM DUM DUM? I think it's out today. Can anyone give a review of the songs since it's a much awaited songs from MANI-KR Combination.

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• From: Saketh@Binghamton (@ 24.169.161.190) on: Sat Mar 31 18:20:49 EST 2001
  
  DDD is a good album by KR after a long time, I guess. Definitely worth the buy. Ragasimay... and Un Perai sonnaley are the pick of the album... rest are also okay...
  
  
• From: NagaS (@ 202.169.139.40) on: Mon Apr 2 03:39:08 EDT 2001
  
  >>> DDD is a good album,
  
  Coming from saketh, This is a real complement for KR, :-)
  
  Saketh, What is your opinion on 'Aththaan Varuvaaga' ? ;-)
  
  NagaS
  
  
• From: kiru (@ 192.138.149.4) on: Mon Apr 2 11:21:52 EDT 2001
  
  "Ragasimay... and Un Perai sonnaley are the pick of the album" Saketh, you must be a ARR fan :) I can tell.
  BTW, listen to suRRum bhuumi..POP does not have an existence by itself..relies on other original genres like Rock, Country, R&B etc.. I prefer Rock and both KR and YSR these days seem to be listening to Rock more and more !!. (Must be dads suggestion :) )
  
  
• From: unmaivilambi (@ 63.75.49.120) on: Mon Apr 2 16:04:54 EDT 2001
  
  A great album from KR. Ragasiyamai is awesome. Other songs are also very good. I would rate it the best of this year.
  
  
• From: Karthik S (@ 164.164.82.20) on: Wed Apr 4 07:37:26 EDT 2001
  
  Review of DDD in The Music Magazine, with one factual error!
  
  http://www.themusicmagazine.com/dumdumdum.html
  
  The error IMHO...
  
  Maniratnam's production house was never ever Rahman's domain. It was ONLY Mani's own directorial ventures.
  
  Mani's productions, whether out of Aalayam or Madras Talkies Rahman hasnt scored music for a single movie which did not have Mani as the director.
  
  Aalayam's first non-Mani movie was Dasarathan, starring Sharath Kumar and Heera, directed by Raja Krishnamurthy. Music was by L Vaidyanathan (or was it L Subramaniam?).
  
  Next non-Mani movie was Aasai (under Aalayam) amd the next was Merukku Ner, both directed by K Balachander's former assistant, Vansanth. Music for both was by Deva.
  
  This one is the first non-Mani directed movie and under the new banner Madras Talkies (after Alai Payuthey).
  
  So Rahman was never in the fray.
  
  --Karthik
  
  
• From: Swami (@ 63.97.162.99) on: Wed Apr 4 11:16:18 EDT 2001
  
  You don't have to get paranoid Karthik. The author wanted to say Karthik Raja has a made a mark out of all MD's who have scored for Mani's productions (sans IR).
  
  
• From: A (@ 213.11.117.254) on: Wed Apr 4 11:31:25 EDT 2001
  
  KR and YSR have been listening to too much COLONIAL COUSINS & THE WAY WE DO IT by Hari & Lezz.... This is reflecting in too much remeniscence of those albums in their Dum Dum Dum and Thulluvadho Ilamai.........
  
  
• From: Trend (@ 216.68.113.227) on: Wed Apr 4 11:36:54 EDT 2001
  
  A,
  
  Could you be more specific to prove your claim?
  
  
• From: km (@ 128.196.170.125) on: Wed Apr 4 13:26:42 EDT 2001
  
  first aalayam non-mani movie was chatriyan
  
  
• From: A (@ 213.11.117.254) on: Thu Apr 5 10:03:08 EDT 2001
  
  Trend:
  
  Have you heard Track 7 in YSR's TI? It's been too inspired by Angel in Colonial Cousins, especially the bit 'and my love for you can always be true and my love for you, Angel....' He has mix-mashed other stuff around it and used Madhyamavathi Ragam predominently, but that bit really is a life....
  
  KR on the other hand has lifted from the newer Hari/Lezz album, Way we do it.... Especially the guitar riffs - I will get back to you with the exact track....
  
  
• From: sheisha (@ ) on: Tue May 8 02:44:35 EDT 2001
  
  I want to have DDD's songs lyrics anyone has it
  
  
• From: sheisha (@ 202.188.124.60) on: Tue May 8 02:50:46 EDT 2001
  
  Hello is anyone there can answer me pls...!
  I am in hurry.
  
  
• From: NagaS (@ 202.144.74.140) on: Tue May 8 03:26:36 EDT 2001
  
  Sheisha,
  
  Please visit http://www.dummdummdumm.com
  
  There is a lyrics.zip file., (It is not working for me, you can try anyway)
  
  NagaS
  
  
• From: arun raja (@ 130.65.85.220) on: Tue May 8 16:15:52 EDT 2001
  
  the dumm dumm dumm lyrics are on my website.
  
  http://subashlyrics.homestead.com
  
  
  
• From: citizen (@ 24.27.36.159) on: Tue May 8 22:30:32 EDT 2001
  
  Subash,
  
  I checked your site. It has a very good collection !!
  
  
• From: NagaS (@ 202.144.74.140) on: Wed May 9 01:01:22 EDT 2001
  
  arun raja,
  
  Its a good site, Thanks for the collection !
  One suggestion, You can also include the poet's name in these pages, MD name pottuttu poet name illainnaa sangadamaa irukku.,
  
  NagaS
  
  
• From: Rajesh (@ 203.195.177.164) on: Wed May 9 02:57:22 EDT 2001
  
  Dumm dumm dumm is a excellent album.Particularly the number ragasiyamai,the violin part being the best.However the visualisation wasnt that good.So the song may not reach as it should have
  
  
• From: Anamika (@ 203.200.58.2) on: Mon May 14 07:52:46 EDT 2001
  
  the best that i would say in DDD is ragasiyamai...
  wonderful song!
  Infact all the scores in the movie are damn good!
  
  
• From: Anamika (@ 203.200.58.2) on: Mon May 14 07:53:03 EDT 2001
  
  the best that i would say in DDD is ragasiyamai...
  wonderful song!
  Infact all the scores in the movie are damn good!
  
  
• From: KR reviving some good for dead genres (@ 63.215.116.233) on: Sun May 20 03:26:35 EDT 2001
  
  just saw this page for KR. Out of the many review only one person seemed to go all out to say Krishna Krishna is the best number in the album. Actually you all should listen to it again. It is a rare composition not ever attempted even by KR's dad. look at the scale, it is a very complicated composition for a much more discerning listener. in fact, i have only heard Krishna Krishna type of melody structure on some rare latin american numbers. I thought such music usually coming from the west is long since dead, now I see KR coming up with really preppy numbers with excellent structure as in Hello Mr. Kadhala (a little overdone), Laila Laila and now in Krishna, Krishna.
  
  Western pop is not dead. It is resurrecting on a grand scale through KR. long live.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
• From: kk (@ 198.4.92.5) on: Tue May 22 17:23:31 EDT 2001
  
  http://tamil.indiainfo.com/specials/cinema/cinema-news/mani.html
  
  

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