Oh God I always wanted someone to talk about this... At times when I listen to some songs, (no matter how many times I've already listened beforehand) I'd always discover a new dimension in them. Then I'm like why didn't I noticed this thing before? Yesterday itself this thing happened when I was listening something. This only happens when you let completely accept the song. Soak it in yourself. Being a singer I very well know this thing. My father always tells me the number of times you listen to it, amount of time you spend with the song, it just gets carved in your memory and you'd never forget any bit of it in your lifetime. Apke kaan bilkul pakke hone chahiye. Gaane ko pii jao. Ek do baar sunkar bass ratta nahi maarna hai. Gane ko jitni baar sunenge, utni hi achhi tarah apki zehen me ek ek detail ek ek jagah pakki ho jayegi. Similarly I miss those days jab ye sab batein reality shows wagera me samjhaya jata tha contestants ko. Kitni variety ke gane sunne ko milte the. Aajkal toh har season ghum fir ke wahi gane bajte hain. Thanks sangeetarist, man you literally read the thoughts.
I always got euphoric feeling from 'Kaise Mujhe Tum Gayi' and 'Gujarish' from Ghajini. They are refreshing and calming at the same time. AR Rahman is really something else.
5:02 ye aaj ke hisaab se rare hain... Agar hum pichle zamane ke gaanon ko sunege... To most of the songs will stimulate such senses in you💫. Tab art ko aur music banane ki uss complex process ko zyada ehmiyaat di jaati thi. Kyoki tab ke zamane ke logon mein eeman hua karta tha☝️😌✊🔥💯💫❗aur wo bas bechne ke liye nahi, balki isliye art banate the kyoki unke mann mein uss kala ke liye respect basti thi. Aaj ki tarha unka maanna nahi hua karta tha ki "There's no such thing as bad publicity!" Ya "Everything is good publicity." Humein iss mentality se bahar nikalna hoga, aur sach mein art ko punarjeevit karna hoga🕯️🔥✊❗
Hey Sangeetarist! I am glad these kind of videos are back on your channel. Even though I appreciate your sense of humour I still missed these informative music nerd kind of videos. I subscribed to the channel in the first place because of those as I do not belong to musical community but still share love for music. Big fan of your work !🎉
For me, Music is like discovery or exploration of a world within the song itself. I either get flashbacks of past days and feel nostalgic or create a world where I'm the main character and conveying my role in the story of the song.
Sir,plz do an analysis on western music your take on songs like My heart will go on,Mockingbird, love nwantiti,Gangstas paradise, unstoppable, cheap thrills,kings and queens,music of One Direction etc.Plz sir give ur observations on western songs,love u ❤
I guess my playlist mostly has the last category of songs.. memories attached with it 😀😅 Appreciate your breaking down music listening into so many categories 💓 Ek baat hai jo achi hui hai is I have started paying attention to things other than the vocals of the songs after listening to you😬
8:25 Yeah...That's why the music of "Tumbbad" movie feels very different...because Jesper Kyd created it...the composer who created music for games like "Assassins Creed" & "Hitman"
Most my stimulations trigger listening to Pritam and Kk's Tu hi meri shab hai, Rahman sir's Rehna Tu, Amit Trivedi sir's Wo ladki, to name a few. Such songs mixed reasons to be special to me or anyone else, but this is possible because a musician falls in love with his creations, before you do🤎
@@parikshitghosh2682 i know, and I've heard that song too. It's better to call a copy, other than the music arrangement, nothing is original of that song. But for me, tu hi meri shab hai holds a special place in my life.
@@Anggad122 for me too. I read the lyrics of this song in TTIS or t2 or kids edition of "The Telegraph" newspaper in kolkata. I memorized it at that time.
@@Anggad122 pritam does copy but can't deny that he improves everything he gets and makes that immortal. Can't deny the genius. His originals are immortal too
Nowadays, I get stimulations & relief from Sir AR Rahman's music. Like "Kun Faya Kun, Nadan Parinde, Vande Mataram, Khwaja mere Khwaja, Urvashi Urvashi".These are all ❤for me. :)
So so true ..my ultimate favourites are Tu koi Aur Hai, khwaja mere Khwaja, kaise mujhe, yeh haseen wadiyan, ye Jo des hai tera, Rehna tu, Dil gira Dafatan, Hosanna, tu meri dost hai .....They are pure heaven
Same goes to Max Payne soundtrack in childhood it was cool but today it is one haunting music bhai is baat pe ek game ke soundtracks pe bhi ek video ban jaata toh 🔥
Yaar he should start to make videos on video game soundtracks, along with anime ones ❤ BULLY (full ost, specially - Busting In, Final Showdown and Welcome to Bullworth) Midtown Madness 2 Call of Duty 3 Condition Zero title theme Smack Down Here Comes The Pain Hitman Blood Money Plants Vs Zombies 1 & 2 Pocket Tanks Burnout 3 Takedown and Burnout Revenge SSX Tricky Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3 Angry Birds
Kudos to you ! Such a detailed and brilliant way of explaining. I always wonder how do people approch diff. songs ...in a way similar or away from mine. Great listening from you...this is one of your favourite videos of mine !!!
I agree with your classification of categories, but I think visuals of a song also leave an impact and makes it easier for the listener to feel emotions from the song. For example, when in childhood I listened this song "mere dushman, mere bhai" from Border movie, I didn't took the song seriously. But jab movie dekhi, song ko scenes ke saath dekha, I cried. Since then, whenever I've listened to that song, it reminds me of numerous wars and always leaves with a question that is war necessary? (sometimes it is because some people won't live happily without screwing your happiness) and the moment ye question dimaag mein strike karta hai, we know the song has done it's job. Similarly, "Main Tumhara" from Dil Bechara movie wasn't that special for me until SSR and one of our teachers died. It always leaves me blank when I listen to that song. "Naina Ashq na ho" from Holiday movie also makes me cry because yes, as you said somehow my situation resonated with the song when my father was in Army, the song holds a special place in my heart. And one more example from my perspective is "Aankhon mein teri" from Om Shanti Om movie. I love KK sir's voice but when I was a kid I barely knew about any singer, for me it SRK's expressions and acting which made that song special for kid age of mine. I still blush when I hear or listen this song (specially when this phrase comes "kitna kuchh kehna hai phir bhi hain dil mein sawaal kahin" ❤ Talking about one more song of KK sir, "Kal ki hi baat hai" this one just makes me grateful towards him for helping me make beautiful memories. I always feel that I am blessed to hear him throughout my life.. so this one is special for me because we've all lost him. "Do pal ruka khwaabon ka karwaan" belongs to that category jisko drawer mein rakh sambhal ke suna jaaye😅. Also I had this experience ki koi gaana ek time pe kitna achha lagta hai but overdose of it, just rots the fun. Like when I first listened to "meri jaan" from Gangubai Kathiawadi, I used to listen it repeatedly and dheere dheere the magic disappeared but after a long I heard it back and achha laga phir. Same goes with Ik lamha from Azaan Sami Khan. Itni baar sun liya ki phir 1-2 hafte Tak sunne ka Mann nahi kiya😂😂 Short lived category mein I felt this for Srivalli and Saami Saami song. Dono gazab gaane the but har jagah itni baar baje ki ab agar FM pe bhool se bhi bajta to channel turant change😂😂 Lastly I'd say Thank you Ojesh bhaiya for broadening my mindset of understanding music and letting me know ki pakistani music sunne se deshdrohi nahi bante😅 I was always a big fan of qawalis lekin galti se bhi koi aur sun leta tha to yahi bolta tha ki 'tum Muslim ho kya? Kya shor sunti rehti ho? Pakistan jaana hai? And I used to feel that I shouldn't listen to such music. But since I've been watching your videos, I understood that it's okay to have different taste and it has nothing to do with name of nation or religion. Recently bahot saare achhe Pakistani gaane sune. Ali Sethi, Quratulain Baloch, Noori band has become my favourite. Poora coke studio season 9 + 10 khatam kar liya😂 I wish ki aap kabhi ek video Noori band par banao (featuring Paar Channa de song❤) kyunki they've made so so good songs! Also, I actually missed your this type of videos jaise aap pehle banate the because itni knowledge milti thi(my reason behind subscribing to your channel) but yes roast videos are good too(reason my sister subscribed your channel😂) But I'll say ki beech beech mein aisi info waali videos banate rehna. Bakloli aisi ho, to sunne mein maza aata hai😊 (reference from your own pinned comment:)
Once I listen to one of kk's old songs and forgot it's name and now can't find it, but remembered a part of 1 second where he does his humming and that part remind me of my childhood which gives me a really uncomfortable but at same time nostalgia and still wanna experience that moment
0:38 yesss. I was about to comment that in your next video that you should tell us the meaning of those musical terms you use and parts of a song (i.e. mukhra antra). Please make a video on this topic.
Fully relatable video........nice video....subscriber is not only think that matters ......it matters that how much your video touch the heart of others..... Kuch jaida gyan pel diya....😂😅
every time I have to listen songs .... i always listen all ar rahmans songs and occasionally govind vasantha's solo covers and some times love songs of annirudh... i have been tuning into munbe vaa, newyork nagaram, thanniye, very late. These songs have been coming to my suggestion on youtube... but ignorring. also mungil thottam... the more you listen ar rahman songs you would realize how legend of an artist he is. old songs of himesh reshamiya, and sometimes harrish jayaraj. now a days thaman s also been giving really beautiful songs... in shot... i listen to ar rahmns alot ... like alot
Sir your videos are really really unique....like no one talk about music like this but I always wanted that somebody should make such videos and you are awesome in this. We all need these kind of videos. You explain each and every thing so clearly which might be known to us but we never paid attention to it. Thankyou so much🙏🧡
You somehow articulated my "Aam ear's" thoughts lol. I've always loved Sufi, Emraan Hashmi wale songs, Indie - Lucky Ali, Rock and English 80s, 90s songs. I'm so happy that Bohemian Rhapsody was mentioned. I've loved Queen. Also, Freddie is of Indian origin. Can you please listen to Big in Japan by Alphaville? I've never loved a song in a way that I love this one, ever since I first heard it. Ab yeh pata nahi ke aise hi pasand aa gaya ke actual me kuch hei but ha one of the reason I like this song is that it was made to express the feelings of those artists who are not celebrated in their home country but are known worldwide later, aisa hi kuch. Edit: Arey typos ho gaye the hehe
8:47 bro ager hitman sound track ka upper video bana rahe ho to, ek bar youtube par Assassin's creed soundtrack search kar lena , kash karke Assassin's creed 2 sound track to jarur sunna 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Yeh Mera deewanapan hai by Susheela Raman is my one of long-lived song which I discovered again recently, it's a part of my childhood, I think most of long-lived songs are which those we listened throughout our childhood.
Ojesh bhaiya I'm a truly big fan of your thoughts as they match with mine too.. a very humble request please zee tv pe jo jhansi ki rani aata tha uske bgms ke videos banaiye na because I love the composition of those tracks as they let me feel the main and real emotions of the serial.. also, I wanna become a classical singer! Shreya Ghoshal Mam is my ideal..so video ko click kiya but not at all regretting as it was worth watching! Love you❤️
For me, as a musician, melody is the most important aspect personally. I certainly admire the rhythm section but not at the cost of melody or composition. Moreover, improvisational & composition based musical genres like Hindustani classical & Karnatik music or even light classical I really like to listen despite being it for hours long because they explore beautiful mircrotonal melody dimension within the main composition. Apart from that, I also like modal jazz because it plays with modal composition rather than typical major or minor fixed sets of chords. When I first listened to John Coltrane & Myles Davis, it just changed my understanding of music as a Western musician myself. I can't say much about your listening theory, but I do have my own listening approach or feel. Anyway, nice video, man.
Mere life me ek song hai cls 8th me tha tab se sun raha hu aur use abhi bhi sunta hu my Fav song nd Usi song ke baad KK mere fav singer bane ❤❤❤ Song is -Ishq ne Tere (movie - Ahista ahista) Singer- K.K.❤ staring -abhay deol nd saraali khan
There is a song from the movie Heroine, called Khwayishein sung by Shreya Ghoshal, that song wasn't popular at the time of its release back in 2012 and probably I too didn't give much attention to it , as it hardly used to get aired on music channels, but during covid when we got stuck completely at home, exploring new stuffs on our phone , I actually rediscovered this song, and Thank God I did, now it plays on loop on my playlist, and I request everyone to listen to this gem of a song that is almost lost due to lack of publicity.
@@kkstv9238 listen to Yeh Dhoop Ek Safar, Ek Pal Ke Liye Hi Sahi, Thumka Yeh Meri Thumka, Nagma Koi Gungunane Ka, Yeh Meri Kahani, Tum Paas Ho Magar, Teri Meri Ankahi Dastaan, Tere Bin Kahan Humse Jiya Jaayega, Bolo Na Tum Zara, Mujhme Zinda Hai Woh, Chale Aao Saiyan, Rang Diya Dil Maine, Palkon Ke Phool, Aankhon Mein Neendein all by melody queen Shreya Ghoshal and thank me later.
nice perspective.....I think ones audio setup is an important factor to detect nuances in the music. Audiophile grade headphones/iem with proper dac/amp source helps alot to fully enjoy the music. Also the file format (lossless over mp3) matters for critical listening.
Indila's songs are one of the best music i have ever heard, the language is foreign , nobody understand the language but we can still feel all the emotions , and literally everyone among us must have heard those songs even though some people Haven't ever heard their name☺️☺️☺️ Besides "fairytale" by Alexander rybak is also a legendary songs
I dont know if you guys have heard this but in the "Tu Hi Haqeeqat" song from tum mile, when the "antra" part starts after like a minute and 15 seconds or so, Pritam sir added a anklet/paayal ringing element on the far right earbud, it took me a long break and headphones with better highs to hear it. Not to say, that it also matches the theme of the song so well and where the lyrics are going and what they're describing etc.
bhaiyya first view bhaiyya mai bhi singing ko follow krna chahti hu aapke channel boht helpfull h boht saare songs k components k baare me janne ko milti h
Bro please make a video on sound tracks of video games. Some suggestions 1) God of war Ragnarok 2) God of war 2018 3)Last of us (both parts) 4)Hitman And there are so many more tha this but can't remember😁
Shreya Ghoshal ke gaane mei ab wo baat nahi. It's been a long time ki uska koi Romantic Hindi song Chartbuster hua ho. Last time I think Ye Aaina tha (wo bhi sabse underrated song of tha album) Nowadays female singers are disappeared in Bollywood 😢
Yes it's sad. Female singers are almost disappeared from bollywood. They rarely get solo songs . Only Shreya Ghoshal gets solo songs otherwise most female singers get duet songs.
@@atifaslam5411 I don't know bro .Maybe the reason is male patriarchy mindest in Indian society . When we talk about those singers who ruled a particular era in bollywood music, we say that Kumar Sanu ruled 90's, Arijit Singh ruled this present era of music. But we generally ignore the contribution of female singers . People want every sad ,romantic, patriotic songs and serious type of songs in male voice ,item and dance songs are left for female singers.
For me it's AR Rahman's music that stands out the most (from the rest). The detail that he puts out into his compositions is just amazing. Been listening to his recent Tamil compositions in VTK and PS 2 but his old ones are gems as well...like i really enjoyed the albums of One two ka four, zubeida, Meenakshi, Maryan, Kadal, Kaatru Veliyidai, valayapatti etc....some of which remain so underrated till date. As u said, I find something new in his compositions every now and then, and thats what has kept me intrigued and excited for the last so many years. Do give a listen to some his lesser known albums and i hope u will like them! I must admit that during my teenage years i was a bigger fan of Pritam's music and songs and i still listen to them sometimes but as u age ur music preferences also change...and i guess i started liking music which is more detailed, unique, soothing and more matured...and thats when i fell in love with Rahman saab's compositions.
Pritam has produced a plethora of "more detailed, rich, unique" music as well. Sometimes it is a job of the music director to create something that instantly catches the mass attention, and there are other times when they get the liberty to make more layered music. Pritam has done both exceptionally well and that's why he is one of the best along with ARR ofcourse. The sad thing is those catchy mass songs always make more noise, so albums like Jagga, Laal Singh, Tum Mile, Metro often take the backseat
Loved this video a lot! As I want to listen & understand music much deeply. Thanks a lot sir for this one! One of the best videos of your yt channel! Need such more videos. Btw click bait 🙂 nhi thik hai 🙌
Hey Sangeetarist, Very surprised to know that you spoke about Bohemian Rhapsody. Many songs of queen are gold ad many English songs and bands made similar type of music during that time.
8:17 Hitman Contracts game khelte wkt ek shehnai type ka koi instrument bjta tha. Bhai sahab!! Bda mysterious type ka mtlb kya hi khu. Kya feeling activate kr deta tha na.
This happened with me too bhai! I listened "Dil keh raha hai Dil se" by Adnan Sami.. In that song, behind the violin, a flute is played.. and it's sooooo beautiful that I listen to that part on repeat!! It's magical ❤
I can never forget the soundtrack of Naruto series(anime) which I watched during COVID. I never really paid any attention while watching but after finishing the series it was already engraved and even when I hear it now somewhere it just starts giving me so much nostalgia and the memories start appearing..........♥️
For me the legendary song is tere bin ( hum kahan ke sachey they ) just go and listen to this song man I dont know anything about composition But just go and listen This song gives me goosebumps
हम तो अकेले थे अकेले हैं मुर्शद ..... तुमने छोड़ कर कोई कमाल थोड़ी ना किया है🙃💙 सर झुकाने की खूबसूरती भी क्या कमाल की होती है.. धरती पर सर रखो और दुआ आसमान में कबूल हो जाती है..💙💜❤️
The same thing happened with me for Songs like beedi jalaile, Boys Tamil album & Ramta Jogi I didnt know what is so special about the song after listening with open mind then I started appreciating about the song
This theory work a lot for me... matlab thode songs jo har roj radio pe aate hai , unhe sun ke mujhe bore aa jaata hai (jaise recently pathaan ke songs) aur ek stage par aisa lagta hai ki yaar ab mujhse nahi hoga. Aur thode songs aise hote hai jo bahut puraane hai par main bahut repeatedly sunti hu. Jitni bar sunti hu unta accha analyse karti hu .... samajhti hu. Mere kuch favorites jo main bar bar sunti hu Epudo ninnu (sita ramam) Humdard(ek villain) Khairiyat ( chicchore) Kaun tujhe (ms dhoni) Roke na ruke naina Channa mereya ❤❤❤❤ Mera bhai kehta hai ki main sad songs jyada sunti hu ..pata nahi kyu😅😅
That's true....i saw the video and I'm sleeping enjoying some songs and as he said I listened some songs after so many months and i literally heard some new elements🔥🔥✌️
Really wonderful analysis bro!!! It was so amazing to know your perspective of listening to a song, and how you approach a song while listening. And I want to highly recommend you an album by AR Rahman sir, which is Thiruda Thiruda (Chor Chor in Hindi I guess), which released in 1993, and I have to say, the sounding of this album will never allow you to believe that it was from the 90s. The album has some amazing compositions and wonderful arrangements, even after listening to it atleast 20-25 times, In able to find something new in any of those songs.... Even Amit Trivedi has talked about this album, being one of his favourites. Do check it out!!!!❤️✨✨
Please make a video about some of the best uncanny, eerie music that Bollywood has ever produced. Recently, i heard "Jee Le Zaara" from the movie Talaash. Felt like the music and the lyrics were a bit different from the recent trendsetters. Ram Sampath is one of my favorite composer. Personally, i love to hear these underrated songs that provides a different tone.
Art critics se achchha drishtikon laga bhai tumhara. Woh subjective amar category wale college hostel mein sune na jane kitne gaane sametke rakhe hain. Khaas taur pe internet\Shazam\online music players ka time aane se pehle, rare gaane pehchanna aur dhundhna bhi ek adventure tha. :)
Kaise kar leta hu mai itni bakloli💀
Aap karte nhi hai wo ho jaati h 😂😂😂
Talent hai bhaijaan
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Oh God I always wanted someone to talk about this... At times when I listen to some songs, (no matter how many times I've already listened beforehand) I'd always discover a new dimension in them. Then I'm like why didn't I noticed this thing before? Yesterday itself this thing happened when I was listening something.
This only happens when you let completely accept the song. Soak it in yourself.
Being a singer I very well know this thing. My father always tells me the number of times you listen to it, amount of time you spend with the song, it just gets carved in your memory and you'd never forget any bit of it in your lifetime.
Apke kaan bilkul pakke hone chahiye. Gaane ko pii jao. Ek do baar sunkar bass ratta nahi maarna hai. Gane ko jitni baar sunenge, utni hi achhi tarah apki zehen me ek ek detail ek ek jagah pakki ho jayegi.
Similarly I miss those days jab ye sab batein reality shows wagera me samjhaya jata tha contestants ko. Kitni variety ke gane sunne ko milte the. Aajkal toh har season ghum fir ke wahi gane bajte hain.
Thanks sangeetarist, man you literally read the thoughts.
shreya ghoshal ko dekhke hi click kr diya😅
You will be disappointed 💀
😂😂 main bhi
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Main bi
Me too
I always got euphoric feeling from 'Kaise Mujhe Tum Gayi' and 'Gujarish' from Ghajini. They are refreshing and calming at the same time. AR Rahman is really something else.
Long lived music (my fev.)
1-Beethoven moonlight sonata
2- Chopin nocturne op.9 no. 2
3- Chopin spring waltz
4- Mozart Symphony 40
5:02 ye aaj ke hisaab se rare hain...
Agar hum pichle zamane ke gaanon ko sunege... To most of the songs will stimulate such senses in you💫. Tab art ko aur music banane ki uss complex process ko zyada ehmiyaat di jaati thi. Kyoki tab ke zamane ke logon mein eeman hua karta tha☝️😌✊🔥💯💫❗aur wo bas bechne ke liye nahi, balki isliye art banate the kyoki unke mann mein uss kala ke liye respect basti thi.
Aaj ki tarha unka maanna nahi hua karta tha ki "There's no such thing as bad publicity!" Ya "Everything is good publicity." Humein iss mentality se bahar nikalna hoga, aur sach mein art ko punarjeevit karna hoga🕯️🔥✊❗
Shreya Ghoshal is a legend, don't use it as a promotion way!
shreya ghoshal - isme mera kya lena dena
Hey Sangeetarist!
I am glad these kind of videos are back on your channel. Even though I appreciate your sense of humour I still missed these informative music nerd kind of videos. I subscribed to the channel in the first place because of those as I do not belong to musical community but still share love for music.
Big fan of your work !🎉
Just went off track for a while 💀
Hahaha …Koi nahi views ke liye content banana buri baat nahi hai bhai!😂
@@SANGEETARIST please stay on the track sir, I need to expand my knowledge & understanding of music 🎶❤🙌 tyms 🛐
@@SANGEETARIST i prefer these kinda videos over roasts anyday
Try to stay off track we like it more...
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For me, Music is like discovery or exploration of a world within the song itself. I either get flashbacks of past days and feel nostalgic or create a world where I'm the main character and conveying my role in the story of the song.
I literally do that for every song I listen to
Congrats you are enjoying it the best way !
Wow Exactly that's what for me as well you explain it nicely ☺
And at times I feel like I am in a different dimension while listening to certain songs.
Even I believe like that. I consider myself as a singer who is going in a deep down world.
Sir,plz do an analysis on western music your take on songs like My heart will go on,Mockingbird, love nwantiti,Gangstas paradise, unstoppable, cheap thrills,kings and queens,music of One Direction etc.Plz sir give ur observations on western songs,love u ❤
I think about these points about different type of songs almost daily.. all categories are quite relatable
Make a video on Roop Kumar Rathore's Discography please. Very underutilized
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I guess my playlist mostly has the last category of songs.. memories attached with it 😀😅
Appreciate your breaking down music listening into so many categories 💓 Ek baat hai jo achi hui hai is I have started paying attention to things other than the vocals of the songs after listening to you😬
8:25 Yeah...That's why the music of "Tumbbad" movie feels very different...because Jesper Kyd created it...the composer who created music for games like "Assassins Creed" & "Hitman"
This was such an interesting and unique discussion. You explained the theories so well and they were very relatable. Really enjoyed this one 😀
10:34 was epic 😂
Most my stimulations trigger listening to Pritam and Kk's Tu hi meri shab hai, Rahman sir's Rehna Tu, Amit Trivedi sir's Wo ladki, to name a few. Such songs mixed reasons to be special to me or anyone else, but this is possible because a musician falls in love with his creations, before you do🤎
tu hi meri shab inspired by oliver shanti sacral nirvana
@@parikshitghosh2682 i know, and I've heard that song too. It's better to call a copy, other than the music arrangement, nothing is original of that song. But for me, tu hi meri shab hai holds a special place in my life.
@@Anggad122 for me too. I read the lyrics of this song in TTIS or t2 or kids edition of "The Telegraph" newspaper in kolkata. I memorized it at that time.
@@Anggad122 pritam does copy but can't deny that he improves everything he gets and makes that immortal. Can't deny the genius. His originals are immortal too
@@swatik2509 fr. The song Kya mujhe pyaar hai, had better rock and electric elements in it, making it sound better than the original indo song.
Nowadays, I get stimulations & relief from Sir AR Rahman's music. Like "Kun Faya Kun, Nadan Parinde, Vande Mataram, Khwaja mere Khwaja, Urvashi Urvashi".These are all ❤for me. :)
I believe the same 🎵
So so true ..my ultimate favourites are Tu koi Aur Hai, khwaja mere Khwaja, kaise mujhe, yeh haseen wadiyan, ye Jo des hai tera, Rehna tu, Dil gira Dafatan, Hosanna, tu meri dost hai .....They are pure heaven
@@hiyasharma5528 Tu meri dost hai carries an unusual good vibe
Tere bina, in lamhon k daman, sawariya from swadesh, sathiya title song. Agar tum sath ho
ARR is my absolute fav nowadays😍
Listen to 'saibo' song of Shreya Ghoshal and 'agar tum saath ho' song of Arijit Singh. I am sure that these are long lived songs.
Oh yess!
Dil ibadat is my all time fav ❤
Jo bhi....dhundhe mujhe teri ankho Mai milu....
Same goes to Max Payne soundtrack in childhood it was cool but today it is one haunting music bhai is baat pe ek game ke soundtracks pe bhi ek video ban jaata toh 🔥
Yaar he should start to make videos on video game soundtracks, along with anime ones ❤
BULLY (full ost, specially - Busting In, Final Showdown and Welcome to Bullworth)
Midtown Madness 2
Call of Duty 3
Condition Zero title theme
Smack Down Here Comes The Pain
Hitman Blood Money
Plants Vs Zombies 1 & 2
Pocket Tanks
Burnout 3 Takedown and Burnout Revenge
SSX Tricky
Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII
Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3
Angry Birds
Well it's really true that when we start noticing small and subtle elements of a song, we realise how beautifully and carefully they've been made.
from the bed in background to the blue wall...he came of up long way:]
Kudos to you ! Such a detailed and brilliant way of explaining. I always wonder how do people approch diff. songs ...in a way similar or away from mine. Great listening from you...this is one of your favourite videos of mine !!!
I agree with your classification of categories, but I think visuals of a song also leave an impact and makes it easier for the listener to feel emotions from the song. For example, when in childhood I listened this song "mere dushman, mere bhai" from Border movie, I didn't took the song seriously. But jab movie dekhi, song ko scenes ke saath dekha, I cried. Since then, whenever I've listened to that song, it reminds me of numerous wars and always leaves with a question that is war necessary? (sometimes it is because some people won't live happily without screwing your happiness) and the moment ye question dimaag mein strike karta hai, we know the song has done it's job. Similarly, "Main Tumhara" from Dil Bechara movie wasn't that special for me until SSR and one of our teachers died. It always leaves me blank when I listen to that song. "Naina Ashq na ho" from Holiday movie also makes me cry because yes, as you said somehow my situation resonated with the song when my father was in Army, the song holds a special place in my heart. And one more example from my perspective is "Aankhon mein teri" from Om Shanti Om movie. I love KK sir's voice but when I was a kid I barely knew about any singer, for me it SRK's expressions and acting which made that song special for kid age of mine. I still blush when I hear or listen this song (specially when this phrase comes "kitna kuchh kehna hai phir bhi hain dil mein sawaal kahin" ❤
Talking about one more song of KK sir, "Kal ki hi baat hai" this one just makes me grateful towards him for helping me make beautiful memories. I always feel that I am blessed to hear him throughout my life.. so this one is special for me because we've all lost him.
"Do pal ruka khwaabon ka karwaan" belongs to that category jisko drawer mein rakh sambhal ke suna jaaye😅.
Also I had this experience ki koi gaana ek time pe kitna achha lagta hai but overdose of it, just rots the fun. Like when I first listened to "meri jaan" from Gangubai Kathiawadi, I used to listen it repeatedly and dheere dheere the magic disappeared but after a long I heard it back and achha laga phir. Same goes with Ik lamha from Azaan Sami Khan. Itni baar sun liya ki phir 1-2 hafte Tak sunne ka Mann nahi kiya😂😂
Short lived category mein I felt this for Srivalli and Saami Saami song. Dono gazab gaane the but har jagah itni baar baje ki ab agar FM pe bhool se bhi bajta to channel turant change😂😂
Lastly I'd say Thank you Ojesh bhaiya for broadening my mindset of understanding music and letting me know ki pakistani music sunne se deshdrohi nahi bante😅 I was always a big fan of qawalis lekin galti se bhi koi aur sun leta tha to yahi bolta tha ki 'tum Muslim ho kya? Kya shor sunti rehti ho? Pakistan jaana hai? And I used to feel that I shouldn't listen to such music. But since I've been watching your videos, I understood that it's okay to have different taste and it has nothing to do with name of nation or religion. Recently bahot saare achhe Pakistani gaane sune. Ali Sethi, Quratulain Baloch, Noori band has become my favourite. Poora coke studio season 9 + 10 khatam kar liya😂
I wish ki aap kabhi ek video Noori band par banao (featuring Paar Channa de song❤) kyunki they've made so so good songs!
Also, I actually missed your this type of videos jaise aap pehle banate the because itni knowledge milti thi(my reason behind subscribing to your channel) but yes roast videos are good too(reason my sister subscribed your channel😂) But I'll say ki beech beech mein aisi info waali videos banate rehna. Bakloli aisi ho, to sunne mein maza aata hai😊 (reference from your own pinned comment:)
The guitar music is so peaceful!!
This video of yours will be very helpful for those who do not have deep understanding of music. Keep going bro👍
Once I listen to one of kk's old songs and forgot it's name and now can't find it, but remembered a part of 1 second where he does his humming and that part remind me of my childhood which gives me a really uncomfortable but at same time nostalgia and still wanna experience that moment
0:38 yesss. I was about to comment that in your next video that you should tell us the meaning of those musical terms you use and parts of a song (i.e. mukhra antra). Please make a video on this topic.
Thanks!!!
Finnally a Video That I Need And Why I Subscribed This Channel is This Kind Of Videos
Keep Making These Type of Videos
Who just came by looking at Shreya Ghoshal in the video?
2:53 ...wtf...soniyo Is still a fav .
Sir sir ap bhi yaha 😂
yess this is exactly what i wanted, a general video on how to listen. thank you bhai for listning to your audience. :)
Fully relatable video........nice video....subscriber is not only think that matters ......it matters that how much your video touch the heart of others.....
Kuch jaida gyan pel diya....😂😅
every time I have to listen songs .... i always listen all ar rahmans songs and occasionally govind vasantha's solo covers and some times love songs of annirudh... i have been tuning into munbe vaa, newyork nagaram, thanniye, very late. These songs have been coming to my suggestion on youtube... but ignorring. also mungil thottam... the more you listen ar rahman songs you would realize how legend of an artist he is. old songs of himesh reshamiya, and sometimes harrish jayaraj. now a days thaman s also been giving really beautiful songs... in shot... i listen to ar rahmns alot ... like alot
Same. Rahmaniac❤ I have a full public playlist, everytime listening to it on loop.
Sir your videos are really really unique....like no one talk about music like this but I always wanted that somebody should make such videos and you are awesome in this. We all need these kind of videos. You explain each and every thing so clearly which might be known to us but we never paid attention to it. Thankyou so much🙏🧡
You somehow articulated my "Aam ear's" thoughts lol. I've always loved Sufi, Emraan Hashmi wale songs, Indie - Lucky Ali, Rock and English 80s, 90s songs. I'm so happy that Bohemian Rhapsody was mentioned. I've loved Queen. Also, Freddie is of Indian origin.
Can you please listen to Big in Japan by Alphaville? I've never loved a song in a way that I love this one, ever since I first heard it. Ab yeh pata nahi ke aise hi pasand aa gaya ke actual me kuch hei but ha one of the reason I like this song is that it was made to express the feelings of those artists who are not celebrated in their home country but are known worldwide later, aisa hi kuch.
Edit: Arey typos ho gaye the hehe
8:47 bro ager hitman sound track ka upper video bana rahe ho to, ek bar youtube par Assassin's creed soundtrack search kar lena , kash karke Assassin's creed 2 sound track to jarur sunna 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Both composed by Jesper Kyd ❤
@@SANGEETARIST accha 🙂🙂
Maula mere And Teri deewani Are long lived songs, whenever u listen to these songs it will literally popup your feelings
Yeh Mera deewanapan hai by Susheela Raman is my one of long-lived song which I discovered again recently, it's a part of my childhood, I think most of long-lived songs are which those we listened throughout our childhood.
Ojesh bhaiya I'm a truly big fan of your thoughts as they match with mine too.. a very humble request please zee tv pe jo jhansi ki rani aata tha uske bgms ke videos banaiye na because I love the composition of those tracks as they let me feel the main and real emotions of the serial.. also, I wanna become a classical singer! Shreya Ghoshal Mam is my ideal..so video ko click kiya but not at all regretting as it was worth watching! Love you❤️
I click after seeing Shreya Ghoshal in Thumbnail
For me, as a musician, melody is the most important aspect personally. I certainly admire the rhythm section but not at the cost of melody or composition. Moreover, improvisational & composition based musical genres like Hindustani classical & Karnatik music or even light classical I really like to listen despite being it for hours long because they explore beautiful mircrotonal melody dimension within the main composition. Apart from that, I also like modal jazz because it plays with modal composition rather than typical major or minor fixed sets of chords. When I first listened to John Coltrane & Myles Davis, it just changed my understanding of music as a Western musician myself. I can't say much about your listening theory, but I do have my own listening approach or feel. Anyway, nice video, man.
Mere life me ek song hai cls 8th me tha tab se sun raha hu aur use abhi bhi sunta hu my Fav song nd Usi song ke baad KK mere fav singer bane ❤❤❤
Song is -Ishq ne Tere (movie - Ahista ahista)
Singer- K.K.❤
staring -abhay deol nd saraali khan
Mine is Dil ibadat ❤
Aap ke sare videos bahot informative hote hay...Keep rocking...God bless you buddy🙏🙏🙏
There is a song from the movie Heroine, called Khwayishein sung by Shreya Ghoshal, that song wasn't popular at the time of its release back in 2012 and probably I too didn't give much attention to it , as it hardly used to get aired on music channels, but during covid when we got stuck completely at home, exploring new stuffs on our phone , I actually rediscovered this song, and Thank God I did, now it plays on loop on my playlist, and I request everyone to listen to this gem of a song that is almost lost due to lack of publicity.
Thank you for introducing me to another underated shreya ghoshal song :)
@@kkstv9238 Did you really hear the song? 😃
@@kkstv9238 listen to Yeh Dhoop Ek Safar, Ek Pal Ke Liye Hi Sahi, Thumka Yeh Meri Thumka, Nagma Koi Gungunane Ka, Yeh Meri Kahani, Tum Paas Ho Magar, Teri Meri Ankahi Dastaan, Tere Bin Kahan Humse Jiya Jaayega, Bolo Na Tum Zara, Mujhme Zinda Hai Woh, Chale Aao Saiyan, Rang Diya Dil Maine, Palkon Ke Phool, Aankhon Mein Neendein all by melody queen Shreya Ghoshal and thank me later.
nice perspective.....I think ones audio setup is an important factor to detect nuances in the music. Audiophile grade headphones/iem with proper dac/amp source helps alot to fully enjoy the music. Also the file format (lossless over mp3) matters for critical listening.
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same like hitman for me its barbie classics music, if you listen it is actually ballet classical music. its so beautiful and layered.
Indila's songs are one of the best music i have ever heard, the language is foreign , nobody understand the language but we can still feel all the emotions , and literally everyone among us must have heard those songs even though some people Haven't ever heard their name☺️☺️☺️
Besides "fairytale" by Alexander rybak is also a legendary songs
I dont know if you guys have heard this but in the "Tu Hi Haqeeqat" song from tum mile, when the "antra" part starts after like a minute and 15 seconds or so, Pritam sir added a anklet/paayal ringing element on the far right earbud, it took me a long break and headphones with better highs to hear it. Not to say, that it also matches the theme of the song so well and where the lyrics are going and what they're describing etc.
Very Informative n relatable 👍🏼👌🏻
You have a pretty good song for your next roast! 😂 Bhai jaan making history with such songs💀
Vai Shreya Ghoshal ki humnasheen album ko review karo bohot e underrated hai
bhaiyya first view bhaiyya mai bhi singing ko follow krna chahti hu aapke channel boht helpfull h boht saare songs k components k baare me janne ko milti h
Bro please make a video on sound tracks of video games. Some suggestions 1) God of war Ragnarok
2) God of war 2018
3)Last of us (both parts)
4)Hitman
And there are so many more tha this but can't remember😁
Shreya Ghoshal ke gaane mei ab wo baat nahi.
It's been a long time ki uska koi Romantic Hindi song Chartbuster hua ho. Last time I think Ye Aaina tha (wo bhi sabse underrated song of tha album)
Nowadays female singers are disappeared in Bollywood 😢
Yes it's sad. Female singers are almost disappeared from bollywood. They rarely get solo songs . Only Shreya Ghoshal gets solo songs otherwise most female singers get duet songs.
@@hello.667 but what is the reason??
@@atifaslam5411 I don't know bro .Maybe the reason is male patriarchy mindest in Indian society .
When we talk about those singers who ruled a particular era in bollywood music, we say that Kumar Sanu ruled 90's, Arijit Singh ruled this present era of music.
But we generally ignore the contribution of female singers .
People want every sad ,romantic, patriotic songs and serious type of songs in male voice ,item and dance songs are left for female singers.
For me it's AR Rahman's music that stands out the most (from the rest). The detail that he puts out into his compositions is just amazing. Been listening to his recent Tamil compositions in VTK and PS 2 but his old ones are gems as well...like i really enjoyed the albums of One two ka four, zubeida, Meenakshi, Maryan, Kadal, Kaatru Veliyidai, valayapatti etc....some of which remain so underrated till date. As u said, I find something new in his compositions every now and then, and thats what has kept me intrigued and excited for the last so many years. Do give a listen to some his lesser known albums and i hope u will like them!
I must admit that during my teenage years i was a bigger fan of Pritam's music and songs and i still listen to them sometimes but as u age ur music preferences also change...and i guess i started liking music which is more detailed, unique, soothing and more matured...and thats when i fell in love with Rahman saab's compositions.
Pritam has produced a plethora of "more detailed, rich, unique" music as well. Sometimes it is a job of the music director to create something that instantly catches the mass attention, and there are other times when they get the liberty to make more layered music. Pritam has done both exceptionally well and that's why he is one of the best along with ARR ofcourse.
The sad thing is those catchy mass songs always make more noise, so albums like Jagga, Laal Singh, Tum Mile, Metro often take the backseat
House, Bass Boosted and EDM are some of the most detailed genre I've ever heard.
India's most EDM type and detailed song is *Aa Zara **_Reloaded_*
Loved this video a lot! As I want to listen & understand music much deeply. Thanks a lot sir for this one! One of the best videos of your yt channel! Need such more videos. Btw click bait 🙂 nhi thik hai 🙌
when are you going to cover Sajjad Ali's music compositions,his legendary work to his coke studio songs!
waiting for it bhai!
Hey Sangeetarist, Very surprised to know that you spoke about Bohemian Rhapsody. Many songs of queen are gold ad many English songs and bands made similar type of music during that time.
Ha bhai same mai bahut time se bol rha tha Rock Metal genre ko touch karne aur first time inhone bola vo bhi mera all time favourite
@@ShieldYoung Haan Bhai finally unhone iss genre ko bhi touch Kiya kuch Aisa genre hai kya ab joh inhone touch na Kiya ho?
@@CrazyStuffWithHershey bahut hai vaise to R&B, Jazz, Blues aur metal me hi kitne subgenre hai jo kaafi alag hai
@@ShieldYoung Yes bhai sahi bola
Bohemian Rhapsody and Stairway to Heaven are among the best songs ever written by anyone ever.
Hi bro u r just great ! I have a request , Please talk about the album " Gulzar in conversation with Tagore " .
This is just a masterpiece .
You're right bro, video games ke soundtracks alag hi level ky hoty hain
8:17 Hitman Contracts game khelte wkt ek shehnai type ka koi instrument bjta tha. Bhai sahab!! Bda mysterious type ka mtlb kya hi khu. Kya feeling activate kr deta tha na.
Bhai bhai ek gane ka review chahiye har halat mein,
Let's dance chotu motu -kisi ka bhai kisi ki jaan
Hello Sangeetarist, can you make a video reviewing the beatles? Their music I believe belongs in the long lived category, and is legendary.
Please listen "Mohenjo Mohenjo" from movie Mohenjo daro composed by AR Rahman.
This happened with me too bhai!
I listened "Dil keh raha hai Dil se" by Adnan Sami..
In that song, behind the violin, a flute is played.. and it's sooooo beautiful that I listen to that part on repeat!!
It's magical ❤
I can never forget the soundtrack of Naruto series(anime) which I watched during COVID. I never really paid any attention while watching but after finishing the series it was already engraved and even when I hear it now somewhere it just starts giving me so much nostalgia and the memories start appearing..........♥️
Sadness and Sorrow bro 😢😢😢
@@slytheriddle samidare and itachi's theme😭
Life is hard as a formal member of lgbtq -
Marvale uchiha
@@vasimbelim1091 sorry didn't get the joke......
You are an underrated CZcamsr..💜
Channa mereya and tum hi ho, my long lived songs. 🙂🙂
"Hitman Blood Money" have some of the amazing tracks in its series and "Day light in New Orleans" is my all time favourite among those tracks.
Lag ja gale by Lata ji is the best evergreen n everlasting song in my life..
yeah I had noticed many such things. today got validated.
Pura video mein jo ek soothing BGM chal raha hai, uska naam kya hai?? Sangeetarist, please batao !! mujhe woh BGM bohot accha laga !!
For me the legendary song is tere bin ( hum kahan ke sachey they ) just go and listen to this song man
I dont know anything about composition
But just go and listen
This song gives me goosebumps
हम तो अकेले थे
अकेले हैं मुर्शद .....
तुमने छोड़ कर कोई कमाल
थोड़ी ना किया है🙃💙
सर झुकाने की खूबसूरती भी
क्या कमाल की होती है..
धरती पर सर रखो और दुआ
आसमान में कबूल हो जाती है..💙💜❤️
The same thing happened with me for Songs like beedi jalaile, Boys Tamil album & Ramta Jogi I didnt know what is so special about the song after listening with open mind then I started appreciating about the song
Even I do the same I will take a break and listen to the same song once again or else we tend to forget that song but you are fabulous
When u hate childhood song and now u love that song congratulations u are mature now😊😊😊😊😊
Queens , Guns n roses and backstreet boys plays great role in my music taste...
Queen forever
Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Radiohead for me
Aidan Bisett, The Bravery, Andy Hunter,All American Rejects, LCD Soundsytem
5:26 finally.. someone told the world about this gem 'Go'❤❤
Foreign artists ka review karo bhai jaise Michael Jackson, Freddy Mercury ,Adele, Billie Eilish, Taylor Swift, Weeknd, Ed Sheeran, Justin Bieber.
Akele metal rock me hi salon ka content hai par audience India me nhi hai
This theory work a lot for me... matlab thode songs jo har roj radio pe aate hai , unhe sun ke mujhe bore aa jaata hai (jaise recently pathaan ke songs) aur ek stage par aisa lagta hai ki yaar ab mujhse nahi hoga. Aur thode songs aise hote hai jo bahut puraane hai par main bahut repeatedly sunti hu. Jitni bar sunti hu unta accha analyse karti hu .... samajhti hu.
Mere kuch favorites jo main bar bar sunti hu
Epudo ninnu (sita ramam)
Humdard(ek villain)
Khairiyat ( chicchore)
Kaun tujhe (ms dhoni)
Roke na ruke naina
Channa mereya ❤❤❤❤
Mera bhai kehta hai ki main sad songs jyada sunti hu ..pata nahi kyu😅😅
That's true....i saw the video and I'm sleeping enjoying some songs and as he said I listened some songs after so many months and i literally heard some new elements🔥🔥✌️
Really wonderful analysis bro!!! It was so amazing to know your perspective of listening to a song, and how you approach a song while listening. And I want to highly recommend you an album by AR Rahman sir, which is Thiruda Thiruda (Chor Chor in Hindi I guess), which released in 1993, and I have to say, the sounding of this album will never allow you to believe that it was from the 90s. The album has some amazing compositions and wonderful arrangements, even after listening to it atleast 20-25 times, In able to find something new in any of those songs.... Even Amit Trivedi has talked about this album, being one of his favourites. Do check it out!!!!❤️✨✨
Please make a video about some of the best uncanny, eerie music that Bollywood has ever produced. Recently, i heard "Jee Le Zaara" from the movie Talaash. Felt like the music and the lyrics were a bit different from the recent trendsetters. Ram Sampath is one of my favorite composer. Personally, i love to hear these underrated songs that provides a different tone.
Bhaii ye video kafi intellectual video. Badhiya content. ❤
Many of the legendary singers, be it Freddie Mercury, Kishore Kumar, Rafi Sahab, KK all died early
Chris Cornell, Layne Staley, Kurt Cobain etc too
Old songs were not irritating, but today's songs are.
Engineers usually develop theories phir chahe wo science ho ya music 😂✌️
@Hersheyyy Too good!
Each and every song is great with catchy music and soothing composition.
AR Rahman 🙏🏻🙏🏻
@Hersheyyy quite a good album
Exactly reel waali baat toh ekdm sahi boli..
KK all time favourite ❤❤
Shreya ma'am k liye bas ♥️
this is such a good video the way you described was so good and i love queen you should listen to more queen songs
Shreya mam ki picture dekhe click kiya tha 😅 well i love your videos
Art critics se achchha drishtikon laga bhai tumhara. Woh subjective amar category wale college hostel mein sune na jane kitne gaane sametke rakhe hain. Khaas taur pe internet\Shazam\online music players ka time aane se pehle, rare gaane pehchanna aur dhundhna bhi ek adventure tha. :)
Hitman -Jesper Kyd amazing music director ...🔥🔥 My favourite
Ojesh bhai plz make tutorial video in which people can learn music plZ