Himesh Reshammiya everywhere - Page 18

Originally posted by: Qwest

Dawn05,

I want to be fare to him also that is why like the name of this threadHimesh Reshammiya everywhere!!!! I will post all good articles and also bad once too. Regardless he is in top right.

OK Qwest Bhai - that's the spirit 👍🏼

Originally posted by: desimam

lets us flood this forum with HR article
Lets rock universe

Desimaam -what's this? - Flood, Rock, earthquake 😕

Acocktail of blues,soul& R&B

Debutant Corinne Bailey Rae's self titled CD has all those ingredients and more. A value buy.

Music from a singer who is being compared to Billy Halliday and songs from a new film called Tom Dick and Harry is on Joel's playlist this week. Whenever I get a piece of music that is surrounded by a lot of hype, I always look at it with some suspicion, and that's what I felt when we got newbie soul singer Corinne Bailey Rae's self titled CD. This young singer has been compared to Billie Holiday, and from the minute the music began, I felt that the build-up is justified. < src="http://202.87.40.52/promos/sponsor_news.js"> Comparisons to Billy Holiday notwithstanding, Corinne Bailey Rae literally really does have a voice like a breath of fresh air, like a sunny day, like an afternoon in a hammock, like sipping mai-tais... Corinne's music is for hope, spring time, love and the works... The album begins with her airy first single 'Like a Star', which sets the tone for the rest of the album - blues, soul and R&B, but without too much of the pain that drags albums like this down. One of our favourite songs is the other single of the album, the light and lovely 'Put Your Record On'. Another standout track - 'Call Me When you Get This', which though goes back to the great Wall Of Sound arrangements, still remains as light as a well made cheesecake. All tracks on this song range from slow to mid-tempo, you aren't going to find any club hits in this album, thought at the same time, you can go through this entire album without feeling like skipping a single track. This album came to me highly recommended. I agree completely. Now lets review some Bollywood fare - Tom, Dick & Harry is a Sohail Khan starrer due for release sometime this year and the hottest playback singer and composer, Himesh Reshammiya has churned out yet another club favourite. Reshammiya is the flavour of the month, and though many might dislike his nasal voice or his simplistic arrangements, you can't but bop your head around while one of his songs comes on the radio. 'Jhoom Jhoom' is the big hit from this album, and with the constant TV coverage, this song promises to be the big club-burner, atleast for the next few weeks. 'Tanha Jiya Na Jaaye' is another song that seems like its going to be the next big thing, and here Himesh has brought his high pitch down a few notches. Most of the songs on this CD have remix versions attached, and for an album of the week, this is a decent pick. Everything that Himesh touches right now seems to turn to gold, but I have a feeling that unless he changes his style right now, he's going to run out of his shelf life. Joel Pereira

This is an article i found on Himeshji while I was looking for his great songs .If it has already been posted,please ignore.. if not posted earlier, then please enjoy

Source:
http://www.musicindiaonline.com/ar/i/movie_name/8195/0/

MUSIC REVIEW for VAH! Life ho to aisi
Audio Review : Himesh doesn't click

Director: Mahesh Manjrekar
Cast: Shahid Kapoor, Amrita Rao, Sanjay Dutt, Arshad Warsi
Music: Himesh Reshammiya
Lyrics: Sameer


Director Mahesh Manjrekar is out with a fun filled and lighthearted film 'Vaah! Life Ho To Aisi.' Shahid Kapoor plays the lead and after a cool year so far, he is up and charged with one film pouring after other. Others in the cast include Amrita Rao, Sanjay Dutt and Arshad Warsi. The film is produced by Sangeeta Ahir. Catering to the family and child audience, the film will release in the festive eve of Christmas. The music credits of the film go to Himesh Reshammiya and Sameer. After impressing with 'Aashique Banaya Aapne', there is bound to be expectations from him for the album.

Jayesh Gandhi the common singer from Himesh camp and KK takes the mike for the first track of the album 'Teri Yaad Yaar'. Funky and freaky, this one is a Himesh trademark with the high energy and electrifying music flowing all along. Just move with the music without searching for anything novel! There is a remix version of the same track called 'Love Mix' with added rhythm and faster pace.

'Pyaar Mein Tere' comes up next, again missing the freshness ingredient. Sonu Nigam and Shreya Ghoshal do the signing, without being unable to help this average track much. There is again the remix version of the same number sung by Sonu called 'Love Mix'. As a whole nothing impressive!

Another duet follows as Udit Narayan and Shreya Ghoshal come together for 'Chahenge Tumhe'. More on the line of love and romance, conventional and stereotype Himesh music, the song doesn't rise above the rest. Tried and tested formula of melodic music and good music arrangements makes the song okay. However don't expect a 'Tere Naam' here.

'Koi Aap Jaisa' a situational track comes up next with Kunal Ganjawala and Madhushree getting behind the mike with a cameo by Jayesh Gandhi. Another average song that is harmless. The track represents the theme of the film.

Acclaiming love and feelings, 'Dil Ke Maare Hai' is a love duet by Udit Narayan and Alka Yagnik. A pleasing number that again sans novel ingredients. Reshammiya we're still waiting to hear a chartbusting number!

The chants of 'Hanuman Chalisa' end the album. A very lengthy track with high rhythm and beats crooned by Shankar Mahadevan and Ajay. The singers sound good. However a traditional music base for this track would have done fine.

Throughout the album we kept asking for just one number that would make the album of 'Vaah! Life Ho To Aisi' stand out. In return we just got a BIG DISSAPOINMENT. The music has nothing to speak about and it is an absolute pass. Himesh take care next time!



Copyright 2005 by MusicIndiaOnLine.com

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Originally posted by: soulsoup

OK Qwest Bhai - that's the spirit 👍🏼



Desimaam -what's this? - Flood, Rock, earthquake 😕

Anol Da, All the Himesh fan thinks that I am here to bash him. That is the reason I am posting all the article that I have collected on Himesh ji, Iwill post all good articles and also the bad once too. They have learn to deal with both.

Originally posted by: deepboy

i dnt change party or something...even a few days back i was in dark...but after listening to songs like aashique banaya aapne and tera soooorooooor my eyes have opened and i have realied what true music is...

believe me a time will come when we all will sing jhalak dikh la ja as lullaby to make our kids sleep....

Himesh ji's songs are true poweful and for centuries to come..............

Hats off to Himesh ji.............

😆😆

Originally posted by: deepboy

truely i am in lights now.....thanks to Himesh ji and his wonderful compositions....

He is the best thing that could have ever happened to Indian music.....

Even RD Burman was not this popular...

joke of the day 😆

Originally posted by: deepboy

aap sab Himesh ji ke fan se anurodh hai..aap hamara HR fun club pe zaroooooor aiye aur 100th page mein unke upar article dekhiye aur HR Chaleesa padiye...

deepboy ji,

Thanks for your invitation sure will visit. I am trying to justify myself why there is always an issue with Himesh ji, I have decided that I will post all my collection of Himesh good bad and Ugly. There two side of coin we all have to learn to accept the facts. Life is not a one way street.

Originally posted by: Jaadoogar

Waise deep tum sahi kahte ho, HR ka jawaab nahin, woh jisko chhoota hai woh sona jaisa ban jata hai.

last item was Vinit....😉