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Posted: 16 years ago

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Ya and then I stated my opinion which was diff then urz..opinion pe opinion..pe opinion..lol

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Riya

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Posted: 16 years ago

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Originally posted by: bluemoon86

Thanks Riya!

The songs I mentioned are my favourite slow tempo ones. But apart from that Dhan Te Nan is an obvious favourite. I also love Delhi 6 title track, Nayan Tarse, Pardesi, Saali Khushi, Duniya, Emotional Attyachar (Rock Version). These are all from Dev D. Fatak, Genda Phool are great folksy tracks. And then I love Aahun Aahun as well. This year has been a pretty good one for music I feel.

For music lovers, and other ARR fans I would definitely recommend the Dev D soundtrack and Amit Trivedi. That is probably the most fresh, diverse and interesting album I have heard all year. And there isn't a single track that lets you down, though Emosanal Attyachar may not be everyone's cup of tea.

I think there is a way to do something "old school" without making it bland. Like Dhan Te Nan is an obvious homage to RD Burman (along with Pulp Fiction) but it still feels fresh.

Geet, I LOVE Dhan Tana and Aahun Aahun as well! They lyrics of DTN just amaze me :O

"koi chaal aisi chalo yaar ab ke samundar bhi pul pe chale!" and the "veryyyy badddd"😆

Apart from these fast tempo songs, Fatak gives me goosebumps! Esp the part where Guddu goes "ke naiyya doobe na, ke bhavra kaate na" -- thats my favorite part!

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[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdLiNVGAM0Q[/YOUTUBE]

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Posted: 16 years ago

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About Fatak Riya

When I heard there was an AIDS awareness/Safe sex song on this album, I didn't know what to imagine. But when I heard it I was just blown away. The metaphors and symbolism Gulzar injects into his lyrics is just brilliant.

I also really like how Gulzar has used Hinglish lyrics in this album. Cannot pinpoint it right now but I think there are some in Fatak as well.

Edit: I just played it and it is "on the ground". When the english blends in well with the hindi that is when it sounds the most authentic and good to me.

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Posted: 16 years ago

#64

I swear when i heard this song in theater.. I had no clue what they were talking about...lolz.. bhavra..lol.. Later i realized..lolz First I thought they were talking about dengue machar..

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Posted: 16 years ago

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Talking about Hinglish lyrics, another good one is Superchor from the Oye Lucky Lucky Oye.

And Raj Dulari is a really good track from the same album. The title track from the film has also grown on me. And now a new favourite is Iktara from Wake Up Sid. Once again I am floored by Amit Trivedi 👏

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Greenbear

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Posted: 16 years ago

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Originally posted by: adios
Well its a futile effort to debat on music! Everyone has their likes and irks.. You cannot call music bland.. Art form is very fluid! What might be weird to some people might be entertaining to others. And you cannot also divide music into class.. it is just how it touches your heart.. tat is how it matters..And about the hinglish lyrics.. Well hinglish is the official language of India.. no one speaks or understands pure hindi.... so that is what is depicted in the songs.This song is indeed beautiful..and I love it for its simplicity and the fact that it is easy to ears.

I agree,.

Different people, different opinions. 😃