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Originally posted by: Interstellarr

Exactly...you know Anvi that me & Di used to write our own lyrics on hearing the song in the backside of a writing copy. Also we had a huge craze for "Kaho Na Pyaar Hai" songs in the year 2000 and you couldn't believe what wrong lyrics we had written for the songs. 😆😆Those were the days when the whole songs were not so easily available and we used to wait for the cassettes to buy.

I swear….I used to rewind, pause the tape every time to jot down the lyrics and believe me, it was such a tedious process😟…also there used to be books by singers and movies. Used to passionately buy them. Then some of the cassettes used to be released along with the lyrics sheets. 😛..it would be like a bonus.
I mean comparing those years to now, the lyrics r available at our fingertips. Those years the amount of hard work that went behind jotting down lyrics for a song was tremendous.

Originally posted by: Interstellarr

Exactly...you know Anvi that me & Di used to write our own lyrics on hearing the song in the backside of a writing copy. Also we had a huge craze for "Kaho Na Pyaar Hai" songs in the year 2000 and you couldn't believe what wrong lyrics we had written for the songs. 😆😆Those were the days when the whole songs were not so easily available and we used to wait for the cassettes to buy.

I remember those were the days.. 😆

I got cassette of kaho naa pyaar hai after 6-7 months of its release n still remember I was pestering my dad to get me one n finally he gave in after so many months. 😆
I remember only kuch kuch hota hai cassette came with the lyrics written as a lyrics book. I think I still have those cassette treasure back home. ( If my mum haven’t donated them 😆) Even I had cassettes recorded from my dad ka zamaana mighty 70s and 80s 😆
Those stopping the song in between and writing the lyrics in a book ( 50 % of it were the gibberish words as we don’t know what they singing 🤣)

I found that notebook years back my mum was like so you were doing this instead of studying and given it in raddi 🤣

Uff nostalgia

Originally posted by: allizzwell

I swear….I used to rewind, pause the tape every time to jot down the lyrics and believe me, it was such a tedious process😟…also there used to be books by singers and movies. Used to passionately buy them. Then some of the cassettes used to be released along with the lyrics sheets. 😛..it would be like a bonus.
I mean comparing those years to now, the lyrics r available at our fingertips. Those years the amount of hard work that went behind jotting down lyrics for a song was tremendous.

Yeah agreed so much efforts we used to put in jotting down the lyrics. Even I used to do it in 12th vacation n college 1st year as well. Listening songs on computer/ MP3 player and jot down.
( ultimately that tedious process paid off when I won trophy for the first prize in Antakshari for my college 😆)

Gave that song lyrics book in recycling couple of years back . It was hard to let it go. 🤔

Originally posted by: dusk2dawn

I remember those were the days.. 😆

I got cassette of kaho naa pyaar hai after 6-7 months of its release n still remember I was pestering my day to get me one n finally he gave in after so many months. 😆
I remember only kuch kuch hota hai cassette came with the lyrics written as a lyrics book. I think I still have those cassette treasure back home. ( If my mum haven’t donated them 😆) Even I had cassettes recorded from my dad ka zamaana mighty 70s and 80s 😆
Those stopping the song in between and writing the lyrics in a book ( 50 % of it were the gibberish words as we don’t know what they singing 🤣)

I found that notebook years back my mum was like so you were doing this instead of studying and given it in raddi 🤣

Uff nostalgia

I still have kept Kal ho na ho lyrics sheet I got with the cassette😃 and my song book😆..so nostalgic

Originally posted by: allizzwell

I still have kept Kal ho na ho lyrics sheet I got with the cassette😃 and my song book😆..so nostalgic

Ohh yeah I remember kal ho naa ho also had a lyrics book. I had CD n it also came with a lyrics book. N remember playing its the time to disco all the time 😆

The first cassette I bought when I started understanding movies (4th or 5th grader) was Pardes/Gupt mix tape. Side A was Pardes and side B was Gupt 😆

Originally posted by: dusk2dawn

Ohh yeah I remember kal ho naa ho also had a lyrics book. I had CD n it also came with a lyrics book. N remember playing its the time to disco all the time 😆

The first cassette I bought when I started understanding movies (4th or 5th grader) was Pardes/Gupt mix tape. Side A was Pardes and side B was Gupt 😆

Ya..,and we used to search for a good combo cassette😆…That excitement to wait for the music release and to own the cassettes was something else 🤩…miss those golden years❤️

Originally posted by: allizzwell

Ya..,and we used to search for a good combo cassette😆…That excitement to wait for the music release and to own the cassettes was something else 🤩…miss those golden years❤️

Ya 😆 I remember sometimes the music companies used to release some atrangi combos as well 😆

I remember we had to wait long time to buy cassette of dil toh pagal hai as it was sold out everywhere 😆

Originally posted by: kavya1994

Congratulations on becoming Stunnerz🥳

& A very Happy Birthday 🎂🎁🥳 Have a wonderful year ahead.

thank you ❤️

Originally posted by: Sutapasima

Shibani ..just asking general query , since I can’t be specific here . Do any of the preludes include songs other than Bollywood songs ? Any Bengali song ?

Sutapa, ekta prelude er Hindi, Bengali duto versions ache. Kal amar bola hoyni. Tobe Bengali version ta gawa jabe kina bolte parbo na.

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