Will ARR bring in hard metal into Indian music.

Will ARR bring in hard metal into Indian music. Will ARR bring in hard metal into Indian music.

Topic started by eenag (@ pix2-254.kla-tencor.com) on Wed Mar 17 13:58:21 EST 1999.
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From: Udhaya (@ 205.218.142.217) on: Wed Mar 17 14:57:41 EST 1999

ARR already has brought in heavy metal riffs here and there in TFM. "Musthafa" and "Kalloorich Chaalai" both have decent guitar riffs. Even Deva shows some heavy metal guitar riffs in "Nagumo" and "Kaadhali Kaadhali".

But out and out Heavy Metal will not make it in TFM in quite some time, because the fury and pace of most Heavy Metal music will be incompatible with Thamizh lyrics. But then, we have already seen rap and Bhangra make forays into TFM. We'll just have to wait and see.
From: bb (@ compq1.crhc.uiuc.edu) on: Wed Mar 17 15:01:50 EST 1999

udhaya, the thread is about hard metal and not heavy metal.. so naama tungsten maadhiri metals paththi discuss pannanum:-))))
From: Anand (@ freedum.proxy.lucent.com) on: Wed Mar 17 17:13:32 EST 1999

Adhu onnu thaan korathcal.
From: aruLarasan (@ psiphi.umsl.edu) on: Wed Mar 17 18:46:25 EST 1999

udhayA,

i would not categorize musthafa as "heavy metal"; it is a very good reggae tho' (when we performed it we
made it a HEAVY metal, where my room-mate went on and on improvising on the guitar - riot song to play!).
heavy/hard metal might not be new to TFM. some pieces of some of the early eighties songs seem to be heavy/hard
to me. (hope i am not seeding a weed here!). the way ARR seems to go, he would bring in more music like the
enigmas than heavy/hard metal.

bb: the reason i keep writing heavy/hard metal is because i am a tube-light; not a tungsten coil lamp :-)