haan,no doubt,he was ahead of his time,so he has faced a lot of resistance,some even told him that he's ruining music,but he was so confident and strong,hats off to him for that,i'm not comparing ARR with him,ARR is not ahead of time actually,but i told that the blending of indian & western music is best in songs of both of them.Panchamda is irreplaceable.
ARR even can think of ways 2 produce music by computer and does it,which makes his work a little easier but during Panchamda no such things were available and still he made his work 2 utmost perfection.
I'm just comparing them with others that other western and indian fusions just seem as noise rather than music.
Don't u think so?😊
Originally posted by: N Sinha
I will wait for some more years then I shall comment on this...
see both have been born in diff times, ARR is carrying ahead the work of IR in a diff mode & flavour, when ARR started working he already had all the instruments & raag established in Hindi/Tamil music by giants like Pancham & IR.
But think of the resistance Pancham must have faced..I mean he introduced drums in place of ghada & matka, replaced one string instrument by another, introduced a generation of changes which was not heard before in everything, right from sound mixing, engg, twin tracking & so on...
I think Pancham's place is irreplacable because of these reasons..also his experiments are much more wild, earthy, weird yet successful...