I think 90s music was overrated and 2000 is underrated - Page 19

are we comparing sonu nigam a trained inger whose dad is singer to

udit narayan who came from village no training etc

both are fine considering their back grounds

90s is worst era because Sonu Nigam was just known for mimicry of Rafi and recreating Rafi songs for T series and not the top male playback singer but rather sang songs like Akhiyo se goli maare for Govinda films, got no songs in A list films.

Seedhe bolo na.

Why this beating about the bush bashing other singers and composers? You like 2000s better because Sonu got A list movies and songs in this era, was no longer a Rafi mimic or TV anchor. I guess you will dislike 2010s and 2020s also since Sonu is out of work and only a YouTuber now.

Originally posted by: atominis

90s is worst era because Sonu Nigam was just known for mimicry of Rafi and recreating Rafi songs for T series and not the top male playback singer but rather sang songs like Akhiyo se goli maare for Govinda films, got no songs in A list films.

Seedhe bolo na.

Why this beating about the bush bashing other singers and composers? You like 2000s better because Sonu got A list movies and songs in this era, was no longer a Rafi mimic or TV anchor. I guess you will dislike 2010s and 2020s also since Sonu is out of work and only a YouTuber now.

as if when i make comments on udit narayan singing limitations you always blame sonu with rafi copy 🤣 be logical and debate on udit singing skills rather than making silly comments , udit narayan never was a technically skilled singer neither was a versatile singer ,, he was more known for romantic songs and thats all forget 90's udit narayan never sang anything challanging in 2000 too which according to you was an era of experiments , he sang similar kinds of love songs again and again ,,,,,,

Be logical and know where Sonu started. Copying Rafi songs for T series and mimicking Rafi the way Babla Mehts used to mimic Mukesh and Kumar Sanu mimicked Kishore Kumar for T series albums recreating songs of past legends.

Originally posted by: Arsalan_khan

Because when u get through all the 90s and the 2000 albums, you will get 10000 of similar kinds of dholak tabla songs in 90s probably too monotonous for music, perhaps because it was the monopoly of Nadeem Sharavan..... With 2000 the music had became so vast and by then kk also entered the scene, every music director was working great to provide best... From rehman to pritam to sajid wajid to himesh to jatin lalit to anu malik they were making experimental songs, there was more vareity in 2000 then in 90s I think so.... Give your opinion

https://youtu.be/LtuLFqRBytg

Do you have a problem with the songs or the music arrangement that accompanies the songs?

Anyway,

there is nothing wrong in using dholak, tabla and drums for arrangement. It is not as if only these were instruments used for arranging the music.

Rehman debuted in bollywood in 1992 and he contributed a different sound to Bollywood music so your assumption that he started giving 'different' music in 2000's is moot.

Sample this Chowta song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zr0zBipBneY

Sample this Anu Malik song from Akele hum Akele Tum

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ING97SLfVqg

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90s and 2000s music are both WAY better than anything since 2010. Bollywood music is a complete joke now. I miss great singers like Udit narayan, Alka Yagnik, Kumar Sanu, Sonu Nigam, Abhijeet etc.