Time to blow the speakers..Baby !!

It’s just another cat­e­gory of music. It’s not nec­es­sary that we always look for sooth­ing melodies and it’s time for some “JING BANG” music.

1. Aathi­c­hoodi.

Film: TN07 4777
Singer : Vijay Antony, Dinesh Kanakarath­nam
Music by : Vijay Antony
Chore­o­g­ra­pher : Shobi
Lyrics : The­vai illai :)

For a long time, I restricted myself not to see or lis­ten for this song, due to a per­cep­tion [ Effect of Nakka mukka — may be ]. Later, in a func­tion, I heard this song in a series of peppy songs. The way you hear in a big music sys­tem changes the view. Come on.. Why should I act like I hate peppy songs ! This one was well chore­graphed by Shoby with some decent move­ments even at the end [ funeral beats — It’s like secretly watch­ing liril soap ad in the school days. I like it but don’t reveal it outside :) ].

I like the line.. Maalu maalu maalu.. muje hindi nahi maalu.. Indha paatai ket­tuput­taa unaku mul­laikum vaalu .. Unmai dhaanga :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxbIgzE2EV0 2

2. Daddy mummy

Film: Villu
Singer : Mamta Mohan­das, Naveen Mad­hav.
Music by : DSP

I like Vijay’sincerity when it comes to dance. He doesn’t care much about the co-dancers. yes.. Even if it’s Khan sis­ters [ Mumaith Khan with her sis­ter Zabyn Khan .. Kudum­bam Vel­langumm ;) ]. You can eas­ily visu­alise Prab­hudeva danc­ing in all the steps. The open­ing music and the beats are per­fect for a party song. Watch for the grace­ful [?!] steps and the beats. All these com­pli­cated dance steps are started from the tel­ugu hero Junior NTR.

For me, even Dole dole dhaan is a bet­ter prod­uct from DSP’s [ Devi Sri Prasad] juke box.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmOTt1QJYtg — Daddy Mummy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EXpM90E-ic — Dole Dole dhaan

3. Madai Thi­randhu
Album : valla­van by Natcha­tra group
Singer : Yogi B, Lockup Guna, Natchatra

Yogi B is an Malaysian-Indian who has a pop group Natcha­tra. In their album [ Valla­van ], they have this beau­ti­ful num­ber ‘Madai Thirandhu’.I am not a fan of remix and in fact, I oppose spoil­ing the orig­i­nal cre­ation. [ Even engaeyum eppod­hum in pol­lad­ha­van didn’t attract me ] How­ever, an excep­tion comes to break my per­cep­tion, as always. I had heard this before in FM and ignored ini­tially. Later, when I heard this in a big pub [ B&C ] , I was fas­ci­nated towards the song. Watch this live per­for­mance of YogiB group ..I think they haven’t dam­aged the orig­i­nal. He says ’ Super.. excel­lent and fan­tas­tic Balu ’ .. Bet­ter way to respect the senior singer. :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXhuGtoQSv8

4. Hit em up style
Singer : Blu Cantrell

This is a lit­tle bit older Eng­lish album song [ 2001 ]. I used to col­lect dance num­bers dur­ing that time. I remem­ber once a for­eigner said to Vaariyaar Swami­gall after lis­ten­ing to ‘Uru­vaai aru­vaai’ in his speech, ‘I don’t under­stand the lan­guage but it does some­thing to me’. I say the same thing for Blu Cantrell [ Adap paavi !! ] . She got a fan­tas­tic voice per­fectly match­ing for a dance number.

There goes the dreams we used to say (oops)

There goes the time we spent away (oops)

Ha..ha.. What a song !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kQDyCTSzpg

:)
–Toto.

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