For all those who has been waiting to hear Late Madan Mohan ji's compositions in Veer Zaara movie... the Audio CD is released....I ordered mine thru WWW.INDIAPLAZA.COM for 5.99 and free shipping...

Here is the link :-Veer Zaara Audio CD

Thanks Bawra.. I am waiting for the movie tho!

Oh no 7 weeks wait again

N

Track Listing of Veer Zara Audio CD :-

Tere Liye By Lata Mangeshkar, Roop Kumar Rathod

Main Yahan Hoon By Udit Narayan

Aisa Des Hai Mera By Lata Mangeshkar, Udit Narayan, Gurdas Mann, Pritha Majumder

Yeh Hum Aa Gaye Hain Kahaan By Lata Mangeshkar, Sonu Nigam

Do Pal By Sonu Nigam, Lata Mangeshkar

Kyon Hawa By Lata Mangeshkar, Sonu Nigam, Yash Chopra

Hum To Bhai Jaise Hain By Lata Mangeshkar

Aaya Tere Dar Par By Ahmed Hussain, Mohd, Hussain, Mohd. Vakil, Javed Hussain

Lodi By Lata Mangeshkar, Udit Narayan, Gurdas Mann

Tum Paas Aa Rahe Ho By Lata Mangeshkar, Jagjit Singh

Jane Kyon By Lata Mangeshkar

some pics from the cd: http://www.veerzaara-hanoz.8m.com/
And you get a free poster with the cd too

aha! Stormey kya news diya aap ne

Ab to cd kharidna hi parega JUZ FOR THOSE PIX OF MY FAVOURITES SRK, RM AND PZ

N

Any reviews about the music??

Its Madan Mohan Yusuf... u still need a review?

I've been listening just since last night.... at first look , the songs looks very good , for somehow am unable to relate the music to Late Madan Mohan's style...but hey its even less than 24hrs... have to really hear it few more ...maybe a lot more times before can say something about it...

In short , would atleast say its a good buy.

My Saturday morning began with songs of this album and boy is this a treat for music lovers what with MM 's music, LM's voice spreading flowers and Hussain brothers and Jagjit Singh regaling us with their quintessetially dulcet singing.

My overall impression of the album so far is the one of a modern, soft and romantic melodious treasure.

And I have yet to begin listening to CD2.

Ok. Now, who is going to beat up Yusuf?
Any Lata fans here? Any Talat fans here?

Yusuf, you should be ashamed of yourself.
This clickable smiley says it all

"What were you thinking?"

Main Hoon Na!

N

I totally agree - have been sent a few of the better ones by a dear pal - the music is good, but no way reminiscent of Madan Mohan ji. So now I have to wonder... Is this like a marketing ploy? Drat the ethics of these people, imagine if they just used his name to draw a greater audience! All you truly gifted musical people ( I don't understand music, I just enjoy it (hmmmm i found a signature) ) - tell me, I await enlightenment.

T

Talking to couple of people and getting their reviews what I found is everyone is of the opinion that not any song looks like completely compiled by Late Madan Mohan ji but its more like certain portions of the compilations are mixed with new style of music and instruments... etc... etc...

Isn't Jagjit singh sound's different in this CD... A die hard fan of Jagjit Singh I know , when I asked him .... even he agreed with a sad face telling he is getting old naaa isliye... Oh no that means no more lovely numbers like Hosh Walon Ko Khabar Ka... its been hardly what 3-4 years since that song... and here its so much difference... or is it me only .... cant be yaar just listen to the line where he says.......jhukti huiyi yeh palke..khulte huye yeh kesu..... ?????

I would give exact ratings to this songs as I hear them more often... but right now I have 3 songs in my constant repeat mode

Aesa Desh Hai Mera.... Maan gaye Udit sahab,,,kya gaya hai and gurdas mann is also at par yaar...kya wordings hai yaar maan gaye... hats off.....

Aaya Tere Dar Par Deewana.. By Ahmed Hussain, Mohd, Hussain, Mohd. Vakil, Javed Hussain.....I have this things for ghazals and qawali's so I guess this song also ended up in this repeat mode.... the best thing in this song is that only SEHNAI music portion in later part of the song.... excellent.....Hussain bros have done real justic to this kind of song..... maja aa gaya

Now this is little slower compare to top 2... Lata ji and Sonu ji waah kya gaya hai... superb...

do pal ruka.... khwabo ka karwa....
aur fir chal diya....tum kahan hum kahan....
do pal ki thi...yeh dilo ki dastan...
aur fir chal diye tum kaha hum kahan....

Yes Bawra ji, 'do pal ruka, khwabon ka karwan' is the top song of the album.

T., your newly found signature says it all -- and rightly so. We don't
need no names, no understanding of ragas and swaras involved, and no
label to enjoy the music. Forget Madan Mohan, forget that he ever had to
do anything with the music of Veer Zarra despite the association
advertised.

I have been listening to this album since the day I have laid my hands on
it and I can tell you that this is one album that makes you believe that
the world is a beautiful place to live with all its failing and fun.

Every single song on this album is a gem to hold on to. Passing by the
florist today and humming "aaya tere dar per", I realized that this album
was like a bouquet carrying an eclectic collection of flowers of various
hue and shades that fill the spectrum of human emotions rich and bright.

Carrying in this album are a few chrysanthemums, sung by Lata
Mangeshkar whose mature voice lends a touch that, though not youthful is
reminiscient of cheerfulness in old age -- exactly what a chrysanthemum
stands for. Couple of Damask roses known for representing freshness stand out as "Tere Liye" and "Do Pal" by youthful Roop Kumar and effervescent Sonu, resepctively.

Not to be outdone, a lone rosemary in the form of "tum paas aa rage ho" sung by Lata and the lone active exponent of ghazal singer that populace has come to associate with ghazal singing itself, revives many a heart of love torn lovers.

In proclaiming "Main Yahan Hoon" and resolving to overcome the difficulties of being across the border, Udit Narayan manages to spread the redolence of an Indian Jasmine (attachement personified) and Mistletoe at the same time.

While I've still not absorbed the beauty of a few other lilacs and carnations on the album, Hussain brothers come together singing "Aaya Tere Dar Per" and light a torch to it, while keeping the flowers in it intact and making them glow even more resplendetly.

On the second CD, listening to that gardener Madan Mohan, who grew these flowers, humming while the best of the musicians like Rakesh Chaurasia, Sunil Das, and Ulhas Bapat played on in the background is an experience worth remembering and keeping close to your heart.