Why old music directors of 90 and 2000 dont get films these days? - Page 2

You don't understand, does not mean others don't 😛 😆. Sorry !!

The point though is some songs strike a chord in an audience not intended to hear it. Like Gangnam style. I can't understand a word, but it was so danceable and made me happy. It created a sensation. So too Jai Ho. There were flash mobs dancing to it all the time in the US at some point. Some bands made remixes. One I remember is the Pussy Cat dolls. This is one flash mob.

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I don't think anyone is dancing still to this except in the privacy of their home or in a club, but I personally know of many who became interested in ARR music after this.

Illayaraja is one such musician. He has consistently composed music since 1970s. And the beauty of it is he is still working in the Tamil industry which ARR belongs to. But even ARR could not dethrone him, but just added his voice. That is the measure of true talent. Even if someone as talented as ARR comes along, you stay and Illayaraja sir surely does and did. He not only composes in Tamil but other languages too even English. So too SPB. Singers come and go, but SPB stays, singing in multiple languages even now. Some people are evergreen and that is because of their talent.

His best was Roja, Dil Se, Saathiya, he was great all the way till Delhi-6, since Raavan, dont find his music that appealing or memorable.

Look at the two winning songs at the award shows this year - Deewani Mastani from Bajirao and Moh Moh Ke Daage From Dum Laga Ke Haisha.

There have been many proper hindi songs in the recent past: Sawar Loon, Pareshan- Ishaqzaade, Manwa Lage- HNY, Nagada sang Dhol Baje. Albums like Aashiqui-2, Ek Villain - have been in pure hindi and they have been heavily appreciated and loved!

I think the reason 90/s directors dont get work - is because that was the 90's. And this is the 2010's. Alot has changed, and the sound has defiantly changed! Its not a matter of talent, everybody has their own time and era thats all it its!

Or What Is Mobile Number type cheesy 90s songs.

No.

And by the way I don't think Rahman EVER reinvented himself, he's had a distinct sound his whole career. He's always managed to sounds fresh and current without reinventing himself. His music is spiritual. And that never goes out of fashion.