The title track of Rab Ne Banadi Jodi staring Shahrukh Khan is a great number. It is simple and typical bollywood! Anyone familiar with the Yash Chopra sound can tell in one play that this track is from his camp. The heavy use of indian percussions, the pace, the interludes and the lyrical brilliance.
While i really like the track, i wondered how the same track would sound if it would have been made for, say a movie like Rock On!. Same song with a rock feel.Wanna know? here it is.
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big brother! since when did u stop remixing and start recomposing. this mix ( or composition) shall i say is not remix type where you increase energy levels…this is like turning the sound upside down and making it look awesome. if i ever get to meet you i would like to know a thing or two about how u pull of such awesome stunts. you blow my mind everytime with your mixing techniques. i also started to mix but then i run short of ideas which you seem to be having plenty. i wanna know how did u take only the voice of the original song and how did u perrrrfffectly match the beats or is it that you run a band and you guys jammed and recorded in a studio. or are you a well known DJ or music director in disguise because if you are an amateur then it will be obvious in the remixes but yours are totally pro man…this is awesome
ahem correction this is more pop like not rock like.Has more of an MLTR sound which is pop not rock..but good one seriously..the drum track is aptly made. btw i am drummer in my college band so i can tell – prateek
heres the original[youtube A8Fnwwfsqgw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8Fnwwfsqgw youtube]
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