nobody spoke about 'janani janani' here?
Ennodu vA vA endRu solla mAttEn
sAindhu sAindhu nee pArkum pOdhu adadA
kAtRai konjam niRkach chonnEn
vAnam mella keezhiRangi maNNil vandhu aadudhE
muthal muRai pArtha nyAbagam
satRu munbu pArtha mEgam mARi pOga
pudikkala mAmu padikkaRa college
peNgaL endRAl poiyyA poi dhAnA
nobody spoke about 'janani janani' here?
Sach is Life..
Mano's massacre of Ilaiya Nila
"Yeah, well, you know, that's just, like, your opinion, man"
allov - avaru vijay TVyoda LEGENDS theriyuma?
VijayTV has successfully miniaturized the entire 'arts' field of thamizh naadu - so much so that Mano and Malgudi 'shabba' are legends, I donno what Vijay TV chinnapayyans will
call SPB if he walks into their sets or a KJY or a TMS?
Bhaavanaa: AmmaaadiyOV setukkuLLa dinosaur vandhuruch,,, settae nasungi poidume.. book that ticket to singapore - aathukaaraa njaan varunnu, enne kshamichu rakshikkanum ponnu saare...
Apparently, a democracy is a place where numerous elections are held at great cost without issues and with interchangeable candidates.
- Gore Vidal
'sAindhu sAindhu' keeps playing in mind and I'm not able to stop
Tried all my 'alternate dumping' tricks - didn't work.
It's very very long time since I'm unsuccessful trying to stop a song playing in mind
Gautam & IR
same here.. the guitar work in the song is so soft and sweet that it keeps playing in the mind.(particularly when ramya finishes the charanam line followed by one twang and then the next line one more twang and then violins and horns take over to next line.. wow)
Already all the interludes are playing in the mind, now need to internalize the intricate instrumental layer embedded in the vocal layers of all the songs..
Velaippaadu nna ippdi dhaan irukkanum...
Last edited by jaiganes; 19th September 2012 at 07:59 PM. Reason: nagaasu
Apparently, a democracy is a place where numerous elections are held at great cost without issues and with interchangeable candidates.
- Gore Vidal
I think the clarinets played instead of the Bagpipes.. I think the camera guy focussed on them. Good use of Harps.
I am sure Nick's orchestra played many and even tougher concerts of great masters. But I am sure they will be surprised this is "popular" music in this part of the world.
Watched 3/4th of the show last night (had to stop after my son forced me to sleep '1 mani varaikkum thoongAma enna paNReenga?')
Though some felt the interview with the (retired) directors was lengthy / unnecessary etc, that is so far my most fav part of the show
to Gautam! Smart guy!
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