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**Ifroham4** · 11-28-2006, 07:31 AM

Osho,

Nice analysis of the song. It is the whole package, but what stood out for me and many of the commenters on youtube was the bass guitar in this song.

Vijayr,

Elamai Edho Edho from Sakalakala Vallavan was posted as a response to 'Solla Sollla' in one of the posts linked above. But it doesn't seem to have piqued as much interest as this song. It tells us that it was not just the retro disco dancing alone, but the song as well that made it popular.

http://foxybronx.free.fr/ is the site that first brought this clip out. They say somewhere that one of the guys was travelling in Malaysia and picked up this tape there, was bowled over by this clip and put it up in their website, from where it went to youtube and the rest is history!

This site also has some of MGRs clips from Ulagum Suttrun Vaaliban and a few other movies at http://foxybronx.free.fr/foxy17.html

11-28-2006, 07:31 AM	#10
Ifroham4 Join Date Apr 2007 Posts 5,196 Senior Member	Osho, Nice analysis of the song. It is the whole package, but what stood out for me and many of the commenters on youtube was the bass guitar in this song. Vijayr, Elamai Edho Edho from Sakalakala Vallavan was posted as a response to 'Solla Sollla' in one of the posts linked above. But it doesn't seem to have piqued as much interest as this song. It tells us that it was not just the retro disco dancing alone, but the song as well that made it popular. http://foxybronx.free.fr/ is the site that first brought this clip out. They say somewhere that one of the guys was travelling in Malaysia and picked up this tape there, was bowled over by this clip and put it up in their website, from where it went to youtube and the rest is history! This site also has some of MGRs clips from Ulagum Suttrun Vaaliban and a few other movies at http://foxybronx.free.fr/foxy17.html
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