OmairSh
09.30.15 | You can turn subtitles on if you want the translation.
Here are the links for the older lists for those that are interested.
List 1: http://www.sputnikmusic.com/list.php?memberid=673174&listid=133508
List 2: http://www.sputnikmusic.com/list.php?memberid=673174&listid=152899 |
Jethro42
09.30.15 | Welcome to some others once again. It's a good thing that you bring new blood of these. I totally enjoy to listen to them. Will do later. Btw, do you know all of the song's original versions? |
Titan
09.30.15 | 1 is pretty nice |
Jethro42
09.30.15 | And it's a pity it doesn't attract more people. There were more people in your first posts. Your contribution is really enjoyable. |
OmairSh
09.30.15 | Knew you'd be interested Jethro, I think I'll resubmit the list since it pretty much left the front page within a few hours.
@titan: glad you liked it, it's so catchy and rich in composition |
beefshoes
09.30.15 | Is this all in Urdu? |
OmairSh
09.30.15 | Yup and Punjabi. But you can turn the subtitles on if you want the translation :) |
Jethro42
09.30.15 | Song one is very well done. The female singer from song two has a killer voice. Is she from Nusrat Fateh's school? I mean her vocal range and the way she moves her hands... |
OmairSh
10.01.15 | Well I guess most classical singers from the subcontinent are inspired by Nusrat in one way or the other. And most classical singers use the hand gestures to portray the emotions :-). |
Rowan5215
10.01.15 | just checked out 5 good shit |
OmairSh
10.01.15 | @Jethro: You were asking for the originals
1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdRDfcY_5eY
2. Can't find it
3. Can't find it
4. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK0HjeHUV9w
5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBrpukQD87Y
6. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-o_ahgfFWI |
OmairSh
10.01.15 | @Rowan: Glad you liked it |
Jethro42
10.01.15 | Well I was asking you if YOU knew all the original versions of the songs you posted.
Anyway, I take good notes of the ones you found. It's always fun to compare both versions when it's possible. Cheers! |
TheCrocodile
10.01.15 | Thanks for sharing Omair, just checked 2 and 5 and man these girls can sing it's just amazing. It's always great to hear stuff from other places, especially when it's a bland of more traditional genres mixed with folk elements from the artists' region. Will check the others. |
Jethro42
10.02.15 | It seems we have the same preference, Omair. I love the style of number 1 and I love how number 5 has a Dead Can Dance vibe into it. Also cool flute solo in number 2: And the vocals omg. |
OmairSh
10.02.15 | @Jethro: Ah my bad, I misunderstood your comment haha. I usually know quite a few of the songs, but a lot can be by pretty obscure artists, so it's cool to discover them. Yeah 5 has this dark haunting vibe that I love, and 2 is by the Mekaal Hasan Band that has 3 albums with the jazz rock classical fusion flavour.
@Cric: Yeah no worries, glad you enjoyed the links. Yeah I like listening to different styles of music with their local instruments and cultural flavour. Keeps things fresh I feel |
