Location: Ottawa (Now in Bangalore)
Posted on: 29-09-04 03:51:32
Amidst all this keechad, comes a Kamal
A movie by Yash Chopra.
It recreates music from a musician who was from the glorious era !
Madan Mohan Kohli
Add to that Lata Mangeshkar...& Roop Kumar Rathod
What you get is sheer magic...
Tere Liye, Hum hain jeeye
Hothon ko Seeye
Tere Liye, Hum hain jeeye
Har aansoon peeye
Dil mein maga jalte rahein
Chahat ke deeye tere liye, tere liye
Tere Liye, Hum hain jeeye
Har aansoon peeye
Tere Liye, Hum hain jeeye
Hothon ko Seeye
.......
Folks (esp all ye Lata Mangeshkar Fans..) make sure you get hold of this album 
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Location: Ottawa (Now in Bangalore)
Posted on: 29-09-04 03:54:11
http://www.glamsham.com/movies/scoops/04/sep/21veer.asp
The music of Yash Chopra's latest film "Veer-Zaara" is being hailed as nothing short of a classic.
It brings together three of Indian cinema's biggest legends - the late Madan Mohan, Lata Mangeshkar and Yash Chopra - for the first time. The album is sure to give music lovers a much-awaited bouquet of timeless melodies.
The album was launched at a small party. Lata Mangeshkar and Javed Akhtar graced this occasion.
With lyrics by Akhtar, it features singers like Lata Mangeshkar, Udit Narayan, Sonu Nigam, Gurdas Mann, Roop Kumar Rathod, Ahmed Hussain and Mohammed Hussain.
While the audiocassette features nine songs from the film, the CD has 11 songs. The songs include a rare duet by Lata and Jagjit Singh.
The Madan Mohan-Lata Mangeshkar combination is a thing of history...and what's even more historic is that Lata Mangeshkar at the age of 75, has sung nine songs composed by Madan Mohan in "Veer-Zaara", 30 years after he passed away.
The music of "Veer-Zaara" has myriad moods. There are songs to appeal to everyone - emotional songs, romantic love songs, a frothy folk song, a memorable qawwali, an inspiring song in praise of the motherland as well as an exuberant, youthful song.
The audio CD pack also includes a special CD featuring the "Making of the Music" of Veer-Zaara and is a must for all music connoisseurs. It also has special commentaries by Chopra and Lata.
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Thank ottawa nerd for sharing the review of the music of veer zaara..i was wondering whether to buy the cd or not?...but now am definately going to buy it
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There is no key to happiness.... the door is always open.
I had put it on with great expectations - but seems the expectations were very high and so did not appeal so much to me.
But ofcourse, Lataji is great!
Chandresh
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Chandresh
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Quote:
Orginally posted by Ottawa_Nerd
http://www.glamsham.com/movies/scoops/04/sep/21veer.asp
The music of Yash Chopra's latest film "Veer-Zaara" is being hailed as nothing short of a classic.
I already had the discussion regarding this album on Pancham forum.
IMHO, it is the most mediocre album of Madan Moham - Lata. Yash Chopra took a "precaution" of selecting the tunes that appeal to current generation (The usual buzzword). As a result, people like me who know Lata-Madan Mohan for "Mera Saaya" or "Dastak" are severely disappointed by the album.
I have heard only 3 songs from the movie. The qawali is OK, rest 2 songs has that typical Punjabi flavour - that you have heard for umpteenth times in Yash Chopra movies. The magic of Madan Mohan is missing. Also, the lyrics fail to live up to the mark.
I have'nt heard the entire album, but they say, that second CD, which documents the making of this album, is good one.
In nutshell, I think you can enjoy the songs, if you do not raise your expectations on reading the name of Madan Mohan on CD. Regarding Lataji's voice, the age has taken a severe toll on her singing capabilities. We should not expect another "Nainon Mein Badra Chhaye" in 2004
Meghal
Location: Ottawa (Now in Bangalore)
Posted on: 03-10-04 19:19:17
Meghal,
You cant expect Nainon mein Badra chhaye in the late 1970's when Madan Mohan died. Those were the days of "Dil dhoondta hai fir wohi, fursat ke raat din"...
I will agree with you that Lata's voice has cracked..but I bet you, this album's sole USP is
Lata Mangeshkar + Madan Mohan + Yash Chopra (in that order)... This album is a welcome relief from the crap songs that we get these days. I actually stopped listening to new hindi music, unless they are something different like this album or an AR Rehman composition
BTW..do you want the Mp3's 
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