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Comments on: Water http://www.deepakjeswal.com/water/ Entertainment Redefined By Deepak Jeswal Thu, 20 Nov 2008 12:08:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Random Expressions » Blog Archive » Top Songs - 2006 http://www.deepakjeswal.com/water/#comment-2536 Wed, 24 Jan 2007 05:11:40 +0000 http://www.deepakjeswal.com/water/#comment-2536 [...] More naina neer bahaye (Water) - I should have covered this last year, since I believe the music was out in 2005 itself. But as they say, better late than never! Water is a stupendous score from A R Rahman, and vastly different from what he creates now. Each number is an aural pleasure - and a showcase for Sadhna Sargam’s voice quality and singing capability. Detailed review here. [...] […] More naina neer bahaye (Water) - I should have covered this last year, since I believe the music was out in 2005 itself. But as they say, better late than never! Water is a stupendous score from A R Rahman, and vastly different from what he creates now. Each number is an aural pleasure - and a showcase for Sadhna Sargam’s voice quality and singing capability. Detailed review here. […]

]]> by: Deepak Jeswal http://www.deepakjeswal.com/water/#comment-348 Wed, 07 Jun 2006 07:08:40 +0000 http://www.deepakjeswal.com/water/#comment-348 Hi Abhijeet, Hope u do read the reply to ur comment here- I tried to mail u at the mail address u filled in the form here, but it has bounced back. Thanks for the lovely praise. Hope to see u back on the space soon :D Hi Abhijeet, Hope u do read the reply to ur comment here- I tried to mail u at the mail address u filled in the form here, but it has bounced back.

Thanks for the lovely praise. Hope to see u back on the space soon :D

]]> by: Abhijit http://www.deepakjeswal.com/water/#comment-109 Sat, 13 May 2006 19:29:37 +0000 http://www.deepakjeswal.com/water/#comment-109 This has little to do with the blog I'm replying to. I just needed a place to write you to record my appreciation for the classy way you're going about your reviews and your sites in general. The last time I remember appreciating music reviews of this kind was when Subhash K. Jha used to do them for Filmfare mag. I often found his likes and dislikes match mine and after a while I seem to have encountered someone with similar opinions on music in general. I haven't had time to read much of your blogs (at the old site or this one) but what I've read pleases me. I was googling around to find a streaming/downloadable copy of 'O radha tere bina tera shyam hai aadha' and the 1st useful hit I got was the neerajpoonam.com site. "Aah!" , I thought someone who finally has this elusive gem from Anu 'I'm such a genius' Malik. Ctrl+F on the page and I find it isn't the site owners but Mr. Jeswal who notes it as one of his favourites. Click to check who Deepak Jeswal is and I'm taken to Random Expressions (Old one) and from there to here. Oh, the same places I'd come across a couple of months ago and been impressed by their style ad substance. And this time I just couldn't resist writing to record my thoughts on the blogs. In that favourites list at neerajpoonam.com that I quickly scanned, I found other numbers that are close to my heart but you don't see on nearly any list - mainly because most people have either never heard them or forgotten them. I'm big on these tucked away jewels and whenever I find a kindred soul that also likes them, which is very rarely, I feel I HAVE to reach out and connect, if only for the sake of assuring myself that in some distant place there's someone who, for at least a few moments, thought just like I did. I'm speaking of songs like 'Tere liye palkon ki jhalar bunoon', 'Mere pyaar ki umar ho itni sanam', 'Baali umar ne mera haal woh kiya'(Awaargi) besides 'O radha'. To find four such songs on a single list is almost unprecedented for me! Hence all this fuss I'm making. If you like these kinds of numbers, you'll like these too, I'm fairly certain: 1. Jo main aisa jaanati - Batwara (late '80s/early '90s, J. P. Dutta, Laxmi-Pyare, Anuradha Paudwal, Alka Yagnik, Kavita K) 2. Thaare waaste re dhola - same movie, same singers 3. Mere pee ko pawan - Ghulami (you've probably heard this one) 4. Couple of songs from Yateem - again, J. P. Dutta, L-P 5. Chamakte chand ko - Awaargi (I'm sure you've heard this one) There's many more but these will do for a start. By the way, check out 'My adorable darling' from Main Khiladi Tu Anari to know how Anuji is inspired by, ahem, himself. Hear that one and tell me if you don't meander into 'O radha'. And then, of course, the source eludes me now but 'O radha' is itself heavily inspired by an older international number. But at least its a very endearing version of the 'inspiration'. Any chance there's a downloadable version of 'O radha' and 'baali umar ne mera' to be found anywhere? Keep going!!! This has little to do with the blog I’m replying to. I just needed a place to write you to record my appreciation for the classy way you’re going about your reviews and your sites in general. The last time I remember appreciating music reviews of this kind was when Subhash K. Jha used to do them for Filmfare mag. I often found his likes and dislikes match mine and after a while I seem to have encountered someone with similar opinions on music in general. I haven’t had time to read much of your blogs (at the old site or this one) but what I’ve read pleases me.

I was googling around to find a streaming/downloadable copy of ‘O radha tere bina tera shyam hai aadha’ and the 1st useful hit I got was the neerajpoonam.com site. “Aah!” , I thought someone who finally has this elusive gem from Anu ‘I’m such a genius’ Malik. Ctrl+F on the page and I find it isn’t the site owners but Mr. Jeswal who notes it as one of his favourites. Click to check who Deepak Jeswal is and I’m taken to Random Expressions (Old one) and from there to here. Oh, the same places I’d come across a couple of months ago and been impressed by their style ad substance. And this time I just couldn’t resist writing to record my thoughts on the blogs.

In that favourites list at neerajpoonam.com that I quickly scanned, I found other numbers that are close to my heart but you don’t see on nearly any list - mainly because most people have either never heard them or forgotten them. I’m big on these tucked away jewels and whenever I find a kindred soul that also likes them, which is very rarely, I feel I HAVE to reach out and connect, if only for the sake of assuring myself that in some distant place there’s someone who, for at least a few moments, thought just like I did. I’m speaking of songs like ‘Tere liye palkon ki jhalar bunoon’, ‘Mere pyaar ki umar ho itni sanam’, ‘Baali umar ne mera haal woh kiya’(Awaargi) besides ‘O radha’. To find four such songs on a single list is almost unprecedented for me! Hence all this fuss I’m making.

If you like these kinds of numbers, you’ll like these too, I’m fairly certain:

1. Jo main aisa jaanati - Batwara (late ’80s/early ’90s, J. P. Dutta, Laxmi-Pyare, Anuradha Paudwal, Alka Yagnik, Kavita K)
2. Thaare waaste re dhola - same movie, same singers
3. Mere pee ko pawan - Ghulami (you’ve probably heard this one)
4. Couple of songs from Yateem - again, J. P. Dutta, L-P
5. Chamakte chand ko - Awaargi (I’m sure you’ve heard this one)

There’s many more but these will do for a start. By the way, check out ‘My adorable darling’ from Main Khiladi Tu Anari to know how Anuji is inspired by, ahem, himself. Hear that one and tell me if you don’t meander into ‘O radha’. And then, of course, the source eludes me now but ‘O radha’ is itself heavily inspired by an older international number. But at least its a very endearing version of the ‘inspiration’. Any chance there’s a downloadable version of ‘O radha’ and ‘baali umar ne mera’ to be found anywhere?

Keep going!!!

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