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**9mm_fan** · 04-21-2007, 12:06 AM

Greatness is a highly subjective term with an individualist notion to it. Some people bring in this 'popularity' rant out of no where. That doesn't in anyway should affect your evaluation of greatness.

am yet to see a song where Rahman composes a tune with little less mixing and focusing a lot more on the continuity of that tune to make the sounds acoustically more pleasant, blended, smoothened and striking a chord in the process. All his melodies are like that

. May be thats again an individual's notion. But I do recommend u to listen to "piya ho" from Water. You wont repeat that statement again

04-21-2007, 12:06 AM	#38
9mm_fan Join Date May 2007 Age 53 Posts 5,191 Senior Member	Greatness is a highly subjective term with an individualist notion to it. Some people bring in this 'popularity' rant out of no where. That doesn't in anyway should affect your evaluation of greatness. am yet to see a song where Rahman composes a tune with little less mixing and focusing a lot more on the continuity of that tune to make the sounds acoustically more pleasant, blended, smoothened and striking a chord in the process. All his melodies are like that . May be thats again an individual's notion. But I do recommend u to listen to "piya ho" from Water. You wont repeat that statement again
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