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Rang De Basanti Songs
Anil Wadghule@anildigital
Dec 11, 2005 10:54 AM, 1971 Views
(Updated Dec 11, 2005)
Hats off!!!!!!!!! ARR

Hi everybody,


As I finish listening to the complete CD, I can’t help but feel sorry


for the people who said that this album is a let down...


I am amazed that for the first time, after the first hearing itself,


I’ve loved each and every song of the album...by the way, that


retailor who commented that the Lata-Boss song was horrible because of


Lata’s voice definitely has some problem with his ears because I can’t


find one note in the song that Lata could’nt manage throughout the


song...absolutely beautiful and mellifluous song...a definite classic...


After the first hearing, this is my review of the album:

  1. Rang De Basanti (6:03 mins) - Daler has for the first time has sung

wonderfully in a song of his...although the credits say this is sung


by Daler and the vocally perfect Chitra, this is completely dominated


by Daler whereas you can hear Chitra humming in the background and


sings only a small part in the middle of the song...I really wish that


boss takes Chitra for his future projects because I believe that after


Lata, Chitra is the modern day nightingale. Overall, this song has a


superb tune and has so far been the only Bhangra song I could bare to


listen! Expect this song to be an out and out chartbuster in the


coming weeks...

  1. Lukka-Chuppi (6:36 mins) - A superb guitar strumming at the

beginning of the song takes you to a heavenly world...no words to


describe the amazing guitar piece...on the lines of Vellai Pookal but


the strumming is faster...coming to the song, this song takes you back


to the golden days of hindi music as this is so beautiful in tune,


composition, and singing that I wished this song would go on forever!


our Boss has adopted a deep voice for this song that reminded me of


Hemant Kumar’s singing....the absolute best part of the song comes at


a minute before the song ends where both Lata and Boss break into an


alaap that should be heard to be believed...this song overtakes Boss’s


alaap in Yuva because for one, he is singing this with Lata, and he is


simply flawless in his hindi as well as pitch and voice....this in my


humble opinion is the best song of the album because of the


mellifluous tune and flawless singing by both....a definite classic


this is...

  1. Tu Bin Bataye (5:57 mins) - Madhusree is turning out to be the next

nightingale!!....such a sweet voice she has...a slow start to this


song just melts you and sooths you... and Madhusree and Naresh Iyer


take over and make this song a beautiful piece...I don’t know, but


somehow this song reminds me of ’Sonnalum Ketpatillai’ from Kadhal


Virus because of the similar ’’mood’’ and slow singing...whoever said


this song was a rehash, better listen to this song again because they


dont know what they’re talking about....Simply said, this song is


beautiful in tune and singing...

  1. Paathashala (3:39 mins) - Expect this song to be an absolute

chartopper because this one is for the college going crowd!...superb


electric guitars wake you up and gets you dancing and shows the ’’rock’’


side of rahman...great beat and rhythm coupled with catchy lyrics by


Prasoon Joshi make this song a definite youth puller...somehow, the


lyrics reminds me of Urvasi Urvasi just for that fact that they made


me chuckle a couple of times...another out and out chartopper this is...

  1. Paathashala (Be A Rebel) (3:09 mins) - Basically the same tune,

mood and feel, except this song has some nice rap by Blaaze who has


become a must for Boss in all his youthful ventures nowadays...not


that anyone is complaining!...I basically have the same comments for


this as the hindi version of Paathashala...

  1. Roobaroo (4:43 mins) - At the start of this song, I felt awkward

because of the start that Naresh Iyer gives to this song, coupled with


another piece of mellifluous guitar strumming...after I heard Boss’


voice, it melted my heart because of the way Boss goes


’’rooobaaaroooo’’...no words to describe my feelings....another superb


youthful track with strong melody and great singing, especially by Boss...

  1. Khalbali (6:19 mins) - Alright guys, this is an absolutely new

style of a composition from Boss!!....The tune coupled with arabic


lyrics is absolutely superb....I’ve never heard Boss sing like this!!,


just for the fact that he sings in arabic...he is given great support


by Aslam who also sings superbly in arabic....don’t worry, there is a


small part of the song in hindi too!...but this is one song that


definitely will be No.1 on the charts in the coming weeks...absolutely


superb song...

  1. Lalkaar (2:56 mins) - When I first heard that Aamir was going to

sing a full fledged song, I got so excited because I remember dancing


to his comical rendition of Aati Kya Khandala as a kid...but I was a


little dissappointed just for the fact of the length of the


song...only 3 mins long :( ...Aamir sings in a really deep voice which


is sort of a motivational number and will definitely look superb when


seen in the movie....minimal usage of instruments for this as the song


is dominated by Aamir’s deep voice...a great song this too....

  1. Khoon Chala (3:09 mins) - This is sung by a new comer (atleast for

rahman songs) Mohit Chauhan...absolutely superb tune and


singing...this is one singer to watch out for because he has an


amazing voice...sort of a patriot number this is but not of the flag


waving kind...great lyrics by Joshi....superb song....

  1. Ik Onkar (1:28 mins) - A great devotional number this is...short,

but really beautiful in terms of tune and singing....I suspect this


song will play in the background when Aamir and the rest visit the


golden temple in the movie...great composition...


I would like to conclude by saying that this is an absolute classic by


Rahman and is new in style and composition....there is amazing melody


in all the songs but still will definitely appeal to the


youth....trust me when I say that this will be Rahman’s biggest hit


since Lagaan....The movie is really youthful by the looks of it but


with a point to drive home...something missing in all of today’s


films, which are so tasteless and trashy sometimes that I pine for


such movies as Swades, Lagaan, Kannathil Muthamitta....this movie has


all it takes to be a super-hit....Rahman has drawn first blood for the


movie with this album....go buy this guys, right now.....and please,


don’t support piracy...


Regards,


Anil


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