The one with the lyrics - I

Album Name: Crow... Crow...

Music Director : HJ

Lyrics : Rahmaniac, Palindrome, KRS, SOS, Edison, Su.

Lead Playback (Female) : KRS

Lead Playback (Male) :Palindrome

Chorus and Backing Vocals: Rahmaniac, SOS, Su,Edison

P.R.O. :USB 6.0

LYRICS:

jin jin jin jin jin din din din din din

life in life life in life, lap of riveru lying waitingu
wet waves, water combing, face throwing, total sweatingu
moving fire.. flaming leave throwing
after offing flame on top being 
morning clouding you me changingu!
also time enemy becoming, be ages something changing.
hugging getting back why going ..why......?!

o big kadal yes come avan yes he
fly heyy big shadow! (2)

breathing no no..struggling yes yes!
breathing you you, surviving me me!
Your lips my lips filling comu girlu,
thunk somewhere leaving going, dream coming, eye pinching
shadow which truth which, gravyinged, comu girlu!
in airu, both my two hands, you excepting whomu searching?
no awaying get losting me meeeee.e.......me... (2)

life in life in (2)

/*couldn't complete the lyric for this stanza today, so we apologize for the same. will complete and post it tomorrow :)  */

lating moment onnu onnu, emi methoding death happening
coming closing, finger donatu you.. you you you u uuu...

life in life in (2)

This sometimes will not make sense to anybody, but that is only because he/she does not know the proper tune. It perfectly syncs with the tune composed by HJ. :-P

We have already recorded 3 songs, one heroine intro, another hero intro and this one which is a song indicating the pain of separation of hero from heroine. 3 more songs are in the pipeline. will post the rest soon :)

btw, this post is dedicated to POP. :)

DISCLAIMER:

The above work is an original idea. any resemblance of the lyric to anything you may or may not have heard before is purely coincidental. All Copyrights reserved to Rahmaniac, Palindrome, SOS, KRS, Su and Edison

Been listening to shillong shillong from provoked for almost the entire day. wonderful composition. haven't seen the movie, so no clue how it suits the movie. but it just grows on me each time i listen to it. thank you Rahman sir for giving us such beautiful songs :)

For those who havent listened to that song, do listen to that :) it's such a brilliant song. :) [I am actually running out of adjectives here :P]

PS: this is definitely not categorized as rubbish :)

The one with all the Rubbish-I

I got nothing much to write, so this one will be just a short one to let everyone know i am still alive :) . Was just organising the files in my system and found this pic i had. I took this screenshot almost a year back. Realy funny pic. 

Definitely proves the credibility of BSNL. btw, my connection speed is actually 256kbps with a download speed of around 30kbps. Height of errors and approximation :P

Zindagi hai dua, Yeh tumhari meri baatein, malargale and we can make it better were the only songs i listened to for the past three days. wow! just awesome.

i have this habit of choosing a song and then listening to it continuously for a looooooooooooong time. remains in the repeat mode for a really long time. this week it was just these  songs.

1. Zindagi hai dua - From the movie Dil Ne Jise Apna Kaha (yes! salman khan's). Not many know that this song was composed by ARR. beautiful song. Beautiful use of strings from 01:30 to 01:53. Beautifully rendered by madhushree, karthik, gayathri and raqueeb. really love this song :)

2. Malargale - one of the bestesssssssst songs ever! such a soulful composition. everytime i listen to this song i am just dumbstrck by the sheer brilliance of the great man. really amazing song. the way the beats start at 01:55 and the interludes are just awesome. And chitra as always flawless. Such a great composition, evergreen!

3. We can Make it better - Again another of my favourite songs. A song performed for a cause and that makes it even more special to me. Really great music as usual by ARR. And the many people who were a part of this song from shaan, Jaspinder Narula, Sukhwinder Singh to Hans Raj Hans and  Apache were great. 

4. Yeh tumhari meri baatein - Yes, The Rock On! song. One of my S-E-L favourites, Rock on! being my most fav album composed by S-E-L. a great song. I am usually not a fan of rock music, but rock on did really impress me and liked it at first hearing itself. Will be listening to this song for many many years. If not for Yuvraj, ada and JTYJN rock on would have been my fav album of 2008 :)

So i have successfully completed this post with nothing but vetti talks (useless talks) :) I am writing a series of short stories and those should be up some time soon. till then it would only be some rubbish talks like these :)

ta!

The one where i ramble about change :)

”The only thing constant in life is change” 

One can only wonder at how true this fact is. Everything keeps changing around us every second. The atmosphere around you keeps changing every fraction of a second, and so does everything else around you. The only thing is that these changes are so miniscule in magnitude that you don’t realize the change. But then some changes are enormous, so prominent that they have an immediate effect on your everyday life, the change in the economic trend for example. 

I read the novel “State of Fear” by Michael Crichton recently, and found it awesome. It was wonderful reading that book. it was intellectual, racy, surprising and  was even thrilling in parts. There is a ‘small’ passage from the book that I would like to quote here

“Let's remember where we live, Kenner was saying. We live on the third planet from a medium-size sun. Our planet is five billion years old, and it has been changing constantly all during that time. The Earth is now on its third atmosphere.  

The first atmosphere was helium and hydrogen. It dissipated early on, because the planet was so hot. Then, as the planet cooled, volcanic eruptions produced a second atmosphere of steam and carbon dioxide. Later the water vapor condensed, forming the oceans that cover most of the planet. Then, around three billion years ago, some bacteria evolved to consume carbon dioxide and excrete a highly toxic gas, oxygen. Other bacteria released nitrogen. The atmospheric concentration of these gases slowly increased. Organisms that could not adapt died out. 

Meanwhile, the planet's land masses, floating on huge tectonic plates, eventually came together in a configuration that interfered with the circulation of ocean currents. It began to get cold for the first time. The first ice appeared two billion years ago. 

 And for the last seven hundred thousand years, our planet has been in a geological ice age, characterized by advancing and retreating glacial ice. No one is entirely sure why, but ice now covers the planet every hundred thousand years, with smaller advances every twenty thousand or so. The last advance was twenty thousand years ago, so we're due for the next one.  

And even today, after five billion years, our planet remains amazingly active. We have five hundred volcanoes, and an eruption every two weeks. Earthquakes are continuous: a million and a half a year, a moderate Richter 5 quake every six hours, a big earthquake every ten days. Tsunamis race across the Pacific Ocean every three months.  

Our atmosphere is as violent as the land beneath it. At any moment there are one thousand five hundred electrical storms across the planet. Eleven lightning bolts strike the ground each second. A tornado tears across the surface every six hours. And every four days, a giant cyclonic storm, hundreds of miles in diameter, spins over the ocean and wreaks havoc on the land. 

The nasty little apes that call themselves human beings can do nothing except run and hide. For these same apes to imagine they can stabilize this atmosphere is arrogant beyond belief. They can't control the climate. 

The reality is, they run from the storms. “

Just read that passage and you will understand the meaning of change, understand the importance of that change, and you will learn to appreciate it. The changes that I mentioned as ‘miniscule’ are in fact, just as big and important as anything else. Those changes keep us alive, help us move forward. Those may seem miniscule, but in the long run it is all that matters. 

Take time to think about this and work for a better cause – to keep this earth a safe place to live in, for us and of course for the future generations :)