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Slumdog Millionaire
Dance & Electronic and Soundtracks album by A.R. Rahman
4 reviews about Slumdog Millionaire
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Danny Boyle is an amazing film director. Among his many talents as a director is finding great artist to accompany his visual images on the screen. SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE is a wonderful, masterful film. Accompanying the story that is told on the screen, is the moving soundtrack and score that underlies the images seen on the screen as well as strengthens the emotion felt. Sometimes a soundtrack surpasses the movie it is a part. Other times a soundtrack becomes unforgettable once it is separated from … more
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review by TechDiva.
January 18, 2009
A R Rahman has always excelled at fusing varying music instruments and sources into one captivating symphony. This album is no exception. I especially liked O Saya with its tumultuous rhythm, the vocals on the track are A R Rahman (yes he sings too!) and MIA. Liquid Dance was also very energetic and got you moving. Ringa, Ringa really displayed how A R Rahman can cleverly fuse together different sounds and voices to create a raunchy and foot tapping melody. I'm glad that … more
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Slumdog Millionaire soundtrack is very nice album. Most of the songs are by M.I.A. and A.R. Rahman. A lot of the songs are fast paced (in the border of techno music), but they are good. I think you will need to watch the movie to be able to appreciate these soundtracks even more (great movie too by the way. one of the most heartfelt and touching movie/story in a while). I specifically like, O.. Saya, Jai Ho, and both versions of Paper Planes.. And … more
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review by RobertYokoyama.
December 29, 2008
I love the "SlumDog Millionaire" soundtrack. The music fits the movie perfectly. The contributions by MIA are excellent. I love the beat of "O Saya". Rahman does a good job scoring this movie. I love the pulsating beat of "Riots" and the beautiful "Latika's Theme". "Gangsta Blues" has a very unique blues sound. "Paper Planes" by MIA is a fun song too. I never heard the sound of gunfire recorded on a song. It is pretty neat. I love the upbeat track "Jai Ho" that was performed at the end of the movie. … more
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Label:
Interscope Records
Artist:
A.R. Rahman
Genre:
Dance & Electronic,
Soundtracks
Release Date:
December 21, 2008
First to Review
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