Yes. The soundtrack is a beautiful blend of classical, folk & traditional music
Right now I am listening to ...
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One of the earliest usage of flute in rock n’ roll. Listen to the bridge.
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‘Meera’ - OST of the 1979 film (Hema Malini, Vinod Khanna) by none other than Pandit Ravi Shankar. Highly recommended! Excellent compositions on traditional bhajans, well-player instruments, clear recoding with good soundstage, and to top it, immaculate singing by Vani Jayaram. Her combination of sur and bhav is rare and is not surprising why RS must have chosen her for the album. Was lucky to find this jewel (in a jewel case) at an old CD reseller some time back. This is a remastered version. I’d love to hear how the original recoding sounded.
Yes. Beautiful album. I too have the universal release. The original was on polydor vinyl, I think.
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Powerful, yet sweet. Complex, yet accessible. Speedy, yet relaxing! These guys know how to make the opposites meet.
Some CDs from Acoustic Portrait. Lovely music, wonderful recording.
Kishor Kumar and Asha Bhosale are my favourite. Love their voice. Even if they sing with no music it is pleasure.
There are couple of melodious song absolutely ruined silly lyrics or some by sudden injection of silly sound.
Hee Hee What has 'Zingalala Zingalala huu huu' and 'Zim zim zeem zeem zeem taara' got to do with music.
May be the story/producer/whim demanded it.
But thanks to other beautiful songs those stalwart singers and music directors gave us.
Regards
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Kishor Kumar and Asha Bhosale are my favourite. Love their voice. Even if they sing with no music it is pleasure.
There are couple of melodious song absolutely ruined silly lyrics or some by sudden injection of silly sound.
Hee Hee What has 'Zingalala Zingalala huu huu' and 'Zim zim zeem zeem zeem taara' got to do with music.
Some nice tune totally destroyed. I cant even write what is in between shalimar song something like 'maka chaka chpau naka kusuk taka maka na' LOL
May be the story/producer/whim demanded it.
But thanks to other beautiful songs those stalwart singers and music directors gave us.
Regards
Yes such gimmicks might bring in more listeners then, but ensure that the song ages very fast and doesn’t become a classic.
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And the absolutely mesmerising
And the absolutely mesmerising
I am listening to my favourites from 80/90's Tamil hits FLAC/WAV:
1. Kan pesum varthai - 7G Rainbow colony
2. Chinna Pura ondru - Anbe Sangeetha (not widely known great song)
3. Thanga Thamarai - Minsara Kanavu
4. Konji Konji - Veera (mesmerising song from the God of Music)
5. Pachaikiligal Tholodu - Indian (K.J.Yesudas + A.R.R)
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Latest 6. Kaathale Kaathale - 96 (Chinmayi's silky voice)
All these I listen through Audacious media player (remember winamp? - theme is derived from this nostalgic player) on Linux machine.
1. Kan pesum varthai - 7G Rainbow colony
2. Chinna Pura ondru - Anbe Sangeetha (not widely known great song)
3. Thanga Thamarai - Minsara Kanavu
4. Konji Konji - Veera (mesmerising song from the God of Music)
5. Pachaikiligal Tholodu - Indian (K.J.Yesudas + A.R.R)
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Latest 6. Kaathale Kaathale - 96 (Chinmayi's silky voice)
All these I listen through Audacious media player (remember winamp? - theme is derived from this nostalgic player) on Linux machine.
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Beautiful composition
These are trial download. I can't play for ever. Still I am yet to find out legal source of all these songsBeautiful composition
You can buy 320kbps aac from google play music. Most of them are of good quality.These are trial download. I can't play for ever. Still I am yet to find out legal source of all these songs
Google Play offers AAC files? Thanks. Let me check
You can run this flag on Chrome to see media playing and their format. chrome://media-internals/
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